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ERAD 266 - Anatomy & Physiology
Description
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: (1) Describe the major components of human anatomy and their associated functions; (2) Understand cellular function in different tissue types important to medical physicists; (3) Describe the radiologic image formation processes of various imaging techniques; (4) Comprehend the results of various therapeutic/imaging techniques and be able to distinguish relevant differences between normal vs. abnormal anatomy and physiology; and (5) Synthesize and present a novel application area for disease therapy/imaging.
Prerequisites
ENGS 167, ENGS 56, or IP
Notes
This course was previously offered as RAD 005. Students who received credit for RAD 005 may not register for ERAD 266.
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