RSTI Principles of Servicing Diagnostic X-Ray Systems (Phase I) Course

Principles of Servicing Diagnostic X-Ray Systems (Phase I)

Introduction

Principles of Servicing Diagnostic X-Ray Systems is a skills development program that teaches the new service professional the cognitive skills necessary to understand the X-ray system and its applications in the medical community. The program is divided into six major learning units:

•    Introduction to radiography

•    Radiation safety

•    The production of X-rays

•    Formation of the X-ray image

•    Film and film processing

•    Introduction to imaging

The course contains lecture, demonstration, and hands-on training, which teach participants proper operation, calibration, and preventive maintenance of the X-ray system. ?Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to perform first level service on the radiographic/fluoroscopic system.

Prerequisites

To attend this course, the service professional must have a two year associate degree in electronics or equivalent service experience.

Objectives

At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to: Have a thorough understanding of X-rays and X-ray production Follow safety procedures for patients, physicians and individuals

• Describe the criteria for high quality radiographs
• Understand overtable radiographic, fluoroscopic, and special procedures system operation
• Describe the parameters of film and processing

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