Radiography simulation module

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The anatomy of the bones of the skull and face is complex, and it is important to understand these structures in order to obtain optimal radiographic projections. This SIMTICS module teaches you how to prepare for, set up, and obtain radiographs of the skull, cranial and facial bones, and paranasal sinuses. Including both practice and test modes, the online simulator features three different patient scenarios. This module offers students and practitioners the knowledge, cognitive skills and a safe practice environment to perform these procedures accurately, in preparation for working in a clinical setting. If you are studying for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists® (ARRT) registry exams, this module is ideal. Describe indications for radiographic procedures of the skull, cranial and facial bones, and paranasal sinuses Describe and utilize radiographic positioning terminology Discuss anatomical details of the skull, cranial and facial bones, and paranasal sinuses Discuss skull, cranial and facial bones, and paranasal sinuses protocols Describe positioning criteria and anatomical landmarks for each skull, cranial and facial bones, and paranasal sinuses projection Discuss the radiographic requirements for skull, cranial and facial bones, and paranasal sinuses with regards to trauma and pediatric patients Analyze the radiographs for quality and correct positioning criteria Discuss skull, cranial and facial bones, and paranasal sinuses pathologies