DLAB 1690 Anatomy I

Gross anatomy and radiographic landmarks relevant to common diagnostic imaging projections.

About this course

DLAB 1690 Anatomy I covers gross anatomy and radiographic landmarks relevant to common diagnostic imaging projections. You will study the structure of the human body with a focus on how it appears in diagnostic imaging. The course is designed for students entering the Diagnostic & Laboratory Sciences programs.

Through lectures and laboratory sessions, you will learn to identify key anatomical landmarks and apply that knowledge to patient positioning. Understanding these foundations is essential for producing high-quality images and ensuring patient safety during examinations.

Who takes this course

• Medical Radiation Technology

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Identify major bone structures and joints in the human body.
• Locate key anatomical landmarks for standard radiographic projections.
• Describe the position and function of major organ systems.
• Apply anatomical knowledge to patient positioning for imaging exams.

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