DMS149

(Analysis Level) Analyze the causes, incidence, signs, symptoms, and diagnostic criteria of major pathological conditions in body systems, applying knowledge to sonographic practice. (CSLO #4)

(Application Level) Apply medical terminology related to pathological conditions and diseases in the context of diagnostic sonography, ensuring clear and accurate communication in clinical settings. (CSLO #2)

(Evaluation Level) Evaluate the role of diagnostic ultrasound in the diagnosis, therapy, and treatment of pathological conditions, synthesizing this knowledge into clinical practice. (CSLO #2)

(Understanding Level) Demonstrate an understanding of cultural considerations in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases, ensuring culturally competent care during sonographic procedures. (CSLO #1)

(Analysis Level) Examine the pathophysiological mechanisms of diseases and their implications for sonographic imaging, using critical thinking to enhance diagnostic accuracy. (CSLO #4)

(Application Level) Integrate knowledge of disease processes and ultrasound technology to assess patients effectively, demonstrating professional skills in clinical decision-making. (CSLO #3)

(Creating Level) Propose strategies for addressing the challenges posed by complex pathologies in diagnostic imaging, ensuring patient safety, optimal image quality, and effective diagnostic outcomes. (CSLO #4)