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DMS204 Vascular I

College of Health Science Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: This course will reinforce vascular anatomy and physiology, Emphasis will be placed on sonographic findings and indications for transcranial and extra cranial sonography. Topics will include hemodynamics, statistics, and quality assurance. Vascular physics and instrumentation including spectral analysis, color Doppler, pulse and continuous wave Doppler will be reviewed.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisites: None

Corequisites: None

DMS216 Ultrasound Scanning

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: This course introduces students to ultrasound scanning of the abdomen, pelvis, superficial anatomy and the fetus. Emphasis will be placed on ultrasound scanning principles and protocols with correlated hands on scanning exercises. Students will learn the process of routine sonographic examination, follow professional protocols in obtaining ultrasound images, and learn to optimize those images to a diagnostic standard.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Prerequisites: None

Corequisites: None

DMS105L Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation Lab

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: Correlated laboratory and scanning exercises using modern Diagnostic Medical ultrasound instrumentation.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisites: None

Corequisites: DMS105

DMS107L Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation Lab

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: Correlated laboratory and scanning exercises using modern Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound instrumentation.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisites: PHY120, PHY120L

Corequisites: DMS107

DMS106L Ultrasound Instrumentation LAB II

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: This laboratory course will support DMS106. The student will continue to learn basic operating controls of the ultrasound instrument, and apply the basic concepts of frequency, velocity, sound attenuation in tissue, power and intensity, image formation, focal zones, transducer selection, image optimization, harmonics, spectral and color Doppler principles, on ultrasound instruments in the scanning lab. Student will also learn to set up and maintain a suitable scanning environment.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisites: DMS105

Corequisites: DMS106

DMS108 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation II

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: This course is a continuation of DMS107. The student will continue to learn the basic concepts of ultrasound physics, frequency, and velocity, sound attenuation in tissue, power and intensity, image formation, focal zones, transducer selection, image optimization, harmonics, spectral and color Doppler principles. Students will learn how they are applied to basic ultrasound instrumentation controls, digital signal and image processing, image quality and Doppler flow analysis. Concepts of acoustic artifacts will be introduced. The ALARA principles, biological effects and safety will be stressed. The student will learn to perform measurements. Concepts also discussed are pre and post processing enhancement, documentation and recording capabilities, picture archiving, digital imaging and communication in medicine, 3D/4D imaging and emerging technologies.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Prerequisites: DMS107, DMS107L

Corequisites: DMS108L

DMS106 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: This course is a continuation of DMS105. The student will continue to learn the basic concepts of ultrasound physics, frequency, and velocity, sound attenuation in tissue, power and intensity, image formation, focal zones, transducer selection, image optimization, harmonics, spectral and color Doppler principles. Students will learn how they are applied to basic ultrasound instrumentation controls, digital signal and image processing, image quality and Doppler flow analysis. Concepts of acoustic artifacts will be introduced. The ALARA principles, biological effects and safety will be stressed. The student will learn to perform measurements. Concepts also discussed are pre- and post-processing enhancement, documentation and recording capabilities, picture archiving, digital imaging and communication in medicine, 3D/4D imaging and emerging technologies.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisites: DMS105

Corequisites: None

DMS105 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: The student will learn the basic concepts of ultrasound physics, frequency, velocity, sound attenuation in tissue, power and intensity, image formation, focal zones, transducer selection, image optimization, harmonics, spectral and color Doppler principles. Students will learn how they are applied to basic ultrasound instrumentation controls, digital signal and image processing, image quality and Doppler flow analysis. Concepts of acoustic artifacts will be introduced. The ALARA principle, biological effects, and safety will be stressed. The student will learn to perform measurements, pre and post processing enhancement, documentation and recording capabilities, picture archiving, digital imaging and communication in medicine. The student will be introduced to 3D/4D imaging and emerging technologies. The student will apply and manipulate these principles on ultrasound instruments in the scanning lab.

Credit Hours: 3.00

Prerequisites: PHY120

Corequisites: None

DMS107 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: The student will learn the basic concepts of ultrasound physics, frequency, velocity, sound attenuation in tissue, power and intensity, image formation, focal zones, transducer selection, image optimization, harmonics, spectral and color Doppler principles. Students will learn how they are applied to basic ultrasound instrumentation controls, digital signal and image processing, image quality and Doppler flow analysis. Concepts of acoustic artifacts will be introduced. The ALARA principle, biological effects, and safety will be stressed. The student will learn to perform measurements, pre and post processing enhancement, documentation and recording capabilities, picture archiving, digital imaging and communication in medicine. The student will be introduced to 3D/4D imaging and emerging technologies. The student will apply and manipulate these principles on ultrasound instruments in the scanning lab.

Credit Hours: 2.00

Prerequisites: PHY120, PHY120L

Corequisites: DMS107L

DMS108L Ultrasound Instrumentation Lab II

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Department

Course Description: This laboratory course will support DMS108. The student will continue to learn basic operating controls of the ultrasound instrument, and apply the basic concepts of frequency, velocity, sound attenuation in tissue, power and intensity, image formation, focal zones, transducer selection, image optimization, harmonics, spectral and color Doppler principles, on ultrasound instruments in the scanning lab. Student will also learn to set up and maintain a suitable scanning environment.

Credit Hours: 1.00

Prerequisites: DMS107, DMS107L

Corequisites: DMS108