DMSO Specialized Sonographic Procedures ( version L )

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1 DMSO 22 - Specialized Sonographic Procedures ( version 21412L ) Course Title Course Development Support Specialized Sonographic Procedures Course Description Standard No This course provides students with three independent areas of concentration. They are High Resolution Sonography, Interventional Sonography and Pediatric Sonography. I. High Resolution Sonography introduces superficial structure anatomy, pathology and procedures for diagnostic medical sonography. II. Interventional Sonography this course provides instruction in sonographic procedures which are considered invasive and/or require sterile procedures. III. Pediatric Sonography provides the sonography student with specialized imaging procedures for the pediatric patient. Topics include: Intervention Sonographyuse of sonography in interventional procedures, transducer care, infection control, response to medical emergencies, contrast media, and organ transplant; High Resolution Sonographycontrast media, and organ transplant; High Resolution Imaginganatomy and normal variants, function and physiology, indications for examination, sonographic imaging, pathology and pathophysiology, correlative and prior imaging, pertinent lab values; Pediatric Sonographyembryology, anatomy and normal variants, function and physiology, indications for examination, sonographic imaging, and pathology and pathophysiology. Pre-requisites Pre-requisites: All Required Program Admission Co-requisites Co-requisites: Program Admission Course Length Minutes Contact Hour Semester Credit WLU Lecture: Lab 2: 15 3 Lab 3: Total: Semester Credit Hours: Breakout Detail of Lab 3 Practicum/Internship Clinical Competencies & Outcomes Order Description Lecture Lab 2 Lab 3 Total Min Credit Hrs Pract Intern Clinical 1 Interventional Sonography - Use of Sonography in Interventional Procedures List clinical indications for interventional procedures. 2 Describe the sonographic technique for interventional procedures. 3 List various complications associated with interventional procedures 4 Demonstrate the sonographic technique for interventional procedures. Psychomotor Guided

2 5 Describe the role of sonography in interventional procedures 6 Demonstrate the role of sonography in interventional procedures. Psychomotor Guided 7 Discuss the use and care for intravenous lines, catheters, percutaneous drains and oxygen administration devices 8 Correlate clinical indications, laboratory values and functional testing procedures associated with interventional examinations. 9 Demonstrate normal and abnormal flow characteristics associated with the area of interest. Psychomotor Guided 2 Interventional Sonography - Transducer Care Implement the proper techniques for the use of transducers in sterile and nonsterile Psychomotor procedures. Mechanism 3 Interventional Sonography - Infection Control Explain the importance of infection control, practicing proper techniques and management and proper disposal of contaminated and biohazard materials. 2 Implement isolation precautions and aseptic techniques. Psychomotor Mechanism 4 Interventional Sonography - to Medical Emergencies 1 Apply the basics of first aid as necessary during a lab simulation. Psychomotor Mechanism 2 Demonstrate the proper steps in Calling a Code in a simulated setting. Psychomotor Guided 5 Interventional Sonography - Contrast Media Identify various contrast media used with sonography and medical imaging procedures. 2 Identify the associated risks and contraindications of these contrast media. 6 Interventional Sonography - Organ Transplant 45 45

3 1 List indications for organ transplant. 2 Describe normal anatomy, organ function, sonographic technique, and sonographic appearance related to organ transplant. 3 Correlate clinical indications and laboratory values associated with organ transplant. 4 Describe associated pathologies and sequelae relative to organ transplants. 5 Identify normal and abnormal flow characteristics and waveforms. 6 Correlate the method used to transplant the organ and expected sonographic findings. 7 High Resolution Imaging - Embryology Explain the growth and development of the breast, neck, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 8 High Resolution Imaging - Anatomy and Normal Variants Describe the anatomy and variants of the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum, musculoskeletal system. 9 High Resolution Imaging - Function and Physiology Describe the function of the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 1 High Resolution Imaging - Indications for Examination Describe the clinical indications and laboratory values associated with the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 11 High Resolution Imaging - Sonographic Imaging Describe the sonographic technique used to evaluate the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum, and musculoskeletal system. 2 Describe the sonographic procedure and protocol for imaging the breast,

4 thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 3 Identify the sonographic characteristics of normal findings in the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 12 High Resolution Imaging - Pathology and Pathophysiology 1 Describe the pathologic conditions associated with the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 2 Identify the sonographic characteristics of abnormal findings in the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 13 High Resolution Imaging - Correlative and Prior Imaging 1 Compare the roles of mammography, sonography, computerized tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Synthesis 2 Discuss various interventional procedures utilized in breast pathology diagnosis. 14 High Resolution Imaging - Pertinent Lab Values Recognize the laboratory values associated with the breast, thyroid, parathyroid, prostate, scrotum and musculoskeletal system. 15 Pediatric Sonography - Embryology 1 Explain the growth and development of the pediatric hip and pylorus: neonatal brain and spine. 16 Pediatric Sonography - Anatomy and Normal Variants Describe the anatomy and variants of the pediatric pylorus and neonatal spine. 2 Describe the anatomical structures of the hip joint and relational anatomy. 3 Describe the normal anatomy of the premature and term infant brain. 17 Pediatric Sonography - Function and Physiology 15 15

5 1 Describe the function of the pediatric pylorus and hip; neonatal brain and spine. 18 Pediatric Sonography - Indications for Examination 1 Describe the clinical indications and laboratory values associated with the pediatric hip 19 Pediatric Sonography - Sonographic Imaging Describe the sonographic technique used to evaluate the pediatric hip and pylorus: neonatal brain and spine. 2 Describe the sonographic procedure and protocol for imaging the pediatric hip 3 Identify the sonographic characteristics of normal findings in the pediatric hip 2 Pediatric Sonography - Pathology and Pathophysiology 1 Describe the pathologic conditions associated with the pediatric hip and pylorus: neonatal brain and spine. 2 Identify the sonographic characteristics of abnormal findings in the pediatric hip Competency Totals: Lecture 75 Lab 2 15 Lab 3 Total Min 225 Cred Hrs 2 Pract Intern Clinical