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DMS130

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Sonographic Principles and Instrumentation I

Diagnostic Medical Sonography
GeneralMSLOsCourse Requisites

Measurable Student Learning Outcomes

  1. (Remembering Level) Students will be able to define key terminology related to ultrasound physics and instrumentation, including concepts such as sound wave propagation, frequency, and impedance. (CSLO #2)

  2. (Understanding Level) Students will be able to explain the physical principles involved in generating a diagnostic ultrasound beam and the interaction of sound waves with tissue. (CSLO #2)

  3. (Application Level) Students will be able to demonstrate the proper use of ultrasound equipment and transducers to generate sound waves and produce diagnostic images. (CSLO #3)

  4. (Analysis Level) Students will be able to analyze the performance of ultrasound equipment in terms of quality assurance and control, identifying and addressing potential issues related to equipment functionality. (CSLO #4)

  5. (Evaluation Level) Students will be able to assess the potential bioeffects and risks associated with ultrasound procedures, applying safety guidelines to ensure patient wellbeing. (CSLO #4)

  6. (Synthesis Level) Students will be able to synthesize their understanding of ultrasound physics, instrumentation, and safety protocols to successfully meet ARDMS testing requirements. (CSLO #3)

  7. (Understanding Level) Students will be able to discuss the importance of cultural sensitivity in ultrasound procedures, recognizing the impact of diverse backgrounds on patient care and communication. (CSLO #1)