Module-1: Preparation of patients for general radiological procedures:
Departmental instructions to out-patients or ward staff; use of aperients, enemas and colonic irrigations, flatulence and flatus; methods of relief; principles of catheterization and intubations, pre medication;
Special conditions & Care: anaesthetized patients nursing, care before and after special x-ray examination, (for example in neurological, vascular and respiratory conditions, Diabetic patient’s special attention to food; hazards of trauma
Module-2: Radiological Contrast agents:
General principles Opaque agents and gases, Relationship of x-ray transmission to density and atomic number of the elements of contrast medium. Types of Barium sulphate solutions, concentration and its particular uses, additional modifications activators, Routes, Dosage, Double contrast
Module-3: Emergencies in the x-ray department and management
Emergency Equipment: Alarm system, oxygen cylinder, face mask, resuscitation set and their use. External defibrillation, internal defibrillation, direct cardiac massage, respiratory arrest, GI Bleed, local anaesthetic; reactions, treatment.
Module-4: Special procedures in diagnostic Radiology: GI Track
Barium meal, Barium swallow, Small bowel enema, Barium enema,
Module-5: Special procedures in diagnostic Radiology: Renal Tract
Intravenous urography, Retrograde pyelography, Micturating cystourethrography
Module-6: Special procedures in diagnostic Radiology: Biliary system
Plain film radiography, Intravenous cholangiography Percutaneous cholangiography, post-operative cholangiography (T-tube Cholangiography)
Module-7: Special procedures in diagnostic Radiology: Gynecology
Hysterosalpingography, Central nervous system: Myelography, Other: Sialography