Identify key bony landmarks on plain film radiographs.
Distinguish between normal anatomy and common artifacts.
Understand basic cross-sectional anatomy logic.
Apply anatomical knowledge to positioning techniques.
Recognize surface anatomy landmarks for centering points.
Correlate anatomy across different modalities (US, NM, X-ray).
Requirements
Access to a high-resolution screen for image viewing.
Standard Anatomy Textbook for reference.
Course Curriculum
Topic 1: Foundations of Anatomy & Bone Physiology
Lesson 1.1: Anatomical Terminology, Planes, and Body Cavities
Lesson 1.2: Body Planes and Directional Terms
Lesson 1.3: Bone Growth and Hemopoiesis
Imaging Anatomy Basics Quiz
Cross-Sectional & Multi-Modality
Modern radiography goes beyond plain film. We introduce the logic of cross-sectional anatomy (viewing the body in slices) essential for CT and MRI. We also explore how anatomy presents differently in Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine, preparing you for advanced modality questions in the 2nd Professional Exams.
Introduction to Cross-Sectional Anatomy
Anatomy Applied to Ultrasound
Anatomy Applied to Nuclear Medicine
Cross-Sectional & Multi-Modality Quiz
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