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Pharmacology and Venipuncture

Radiology Program
GeneralMSLOsCourse Requisites

Measurable Student Learning Outcomes

  1. (Analysis Level) Explain basic drug nomenclature and distinguish between the chemical, generic, and trade names for select drugs. (CSLO 2)

  2. (Comprehension Level) Describe the various methods of drug classification, including chemical group, mechanism, and primary effect. (CSLO 2)

  3. (Evaluation Level) Compare and contrast the general pharmacologic principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. (CSLO 4)

  4. (Knowledge Level) Define the five rights of drug safety. (CSLO 2)

  5. (Analysis Level) Relate the drug categories to radiography, including side effects, uses, and impacts on medical imaging. (CSLO 2)

  6. (Analysis Level) Classify contrast agents, including types of compounds, beam attenuation characteristics, pharmacologic profile, dosage, and preparation. (CSLO 4)

  7. (Comprehension Level) Describe the systemic and parenteral routes of drug administration. (CSLO 2)

  8. (Comprehension Level) Explain intravenous drug therapy, including purpose, advantages, sites of administration, common complications, initiation, related patient care issues, and relevant documentation. (CSLO 2)

  9. (Analysis Level) Outline current practice status, including professional standards, state statutes, and employer prerogatives.

  10. (Comprehension Level) Explain the concept of informed consent.