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Clinical Sonography Practicum II

Measurable Student Learning Outcomes

  1. (Application Level) Students will be able to demonstrate proper sonographic scanning techniques in abdominal, pelvic, and small parts imaging under direct supervision, ensuring the acquisition of high-quality images in accordance with clinical protocols and safety standards. (CSLO #2)

  2. (Application Level) Students will be able to identify and adhere to departmental protocols and procedures, including patient preparation, positioning, and safety measures, in various clinical settings such as hospitals, medical offices, and clinics. (CSLO #3)

  3. (Analysis Level) Students will be able to analyze sonographic images, identify normal and abnormal findings in abdominal, pelvic, and small parts scans, and apply clinical reasoning to support diagnostic decision-making. (CSLO #4)

  4. (Application Level) Students will be able to demonstrate professional behavior, including ethical conduct, punctuality, and appropriate communication, while working in diverse healthcare environments with patients, colleagues, and healthcare providers. (CSLO #1)

  5. (Application Level) Students will be able to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world clinical situations, integrating anatomical knowledge and sonographic techniques to perform effective abdominal, pelvic, and small parts imaging exams. (CSLO #2)

  6. (Application Level) Students will be able to document patient history and sonographic findings accurately and efficiently, adhering to clinical documentation standards, and ensuring proper patient care continuity. (CSLO #3)

  7. (Application Level) Students will be able to demonstrate competency in communication and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, ensuring patient care is integrated and aligned with medical protocols and patient needs. (CSLO #1)

  8. (Application Level) Students will be able to adapt to a variety of clinical environments, adjusting their sonographic techniques and communication style to meet the diverse needs of patients and healthcare settings. (CSLO #1)

These MSLOs will ensure that students gain hands-on experience, develop technical skills, and learn to navigate the professional and ethical demands of clinical practice. The course will foster both the practical expertise and the professional competencies required for successful careers in diagnostic medical sonography.