RAD2325

Electronic Profile

Task
Reflect on who you are as a student, industry professional and future Hospital leader/ Administrator . Then write a profile. Think about your:

• Academic experience and academic goals
• Career experience and career goals
• Personal strengths
• Personal interested that enhance your professional attributes

Role and Audience: Everyone and anyone

Format
Post to RAD2325 OpenLab site

• Go to posts
• Enter text into text box
• Go to “categories” section and choose “Electronic Profile”
• Click “publish”

Expectations
Students will exhibit their ability to be concise when expressing themselves as an academic and a professional.

Student Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this assignment, students will be able to:

• Identify and articulate their personal profile for a public forum
• Utilize various features on OpenLab

5% of Total Grade of the project

“What Every College Student Should Post on LinkedIn”

Hello everyone,
The first lecture the professor basically reviewed the skull that we covered last semester and the second lecture, the professor talked about the 15 degree double angulation anteriorly, Which is something that we did not cover last semester. This means that we should start studying now!!!!.

Thanks a lot

Most of today’s lecture was review of skull.  we learned about double tube angulation, and common positioning errors.

Today’s class was a review of the projection of the skull. We learned about the double angle view, not only do you angle the tube 15 degrees caudad but you also angle 15 degress anterior, which was a new projection for us. We also reviewed some of the anatomy in the skull which was helpful!

 I like the progression adding bits and pieces to what we already learned

Today lesson was a review on the positioning of the skull. it basically reviews positioning errors which can be made if the right measures are not taken. clearly i need to go back and  do some reviewing to better my understanding of the major positioning errors and how to fix them.

Today’s lesson was a nice review of the skull. it broke down what is needed to understand in order to produce an accurate image of the skull. however i need to go back and review the basics in order to better my knowledge with the positioning of the skull.

In todays lecture we learned that you can forget a large amount of information in a short amount of time.  This class clearly requires exra study time.  We also learned that there are many ways to mess up a skull x-ray.

Guys, I do not understand why everyoine is so confused if nothing is posted, then you don’t need to respond. Is that simple enough? Please be on time tomorrow we have a lot to do and little time.

Prof. Z Vinokur