Measurable Student Learning Outcomes
(Analysis Level) Analyze and explain the fundamental physical principles of ultrasound technology, including sound wave propagation, reflection, refraction, and transmission. (CSLO #2)
(Evaluation Level) Identify and evaluate the bioeffects and safety considerations associated with diagnostic ultrasound, including ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principles. (CSLO #4)
(Analysis Level) Interpret common ultrasound artifacts and their impact on diagnostic image quality, applying corrective measures to minimize or eliminate them. (CSLO #2)
(Application Level) Apply the principles of ultrasound instrumentation, including transducer functions, frequency, resolution, and image processing, to optimize imaging protocols. (CSLO #3)
(Synthesis Level) Synthesize knowledge from ultrasound physics and instrumentation to successfully create diagnostic-quality images that meet ARDMS examination content specifications. (CSLO #2)
(Creating Level) Demonstrate proficiency in preparing for the ARDMS registry exam by completing practice questions, identifying key areas of knowledge, and developing effective test-taking strategies. (CSLO #3)