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Through the LMR program, graduates are prepared to perform x-ray (radiographic) examinations in clinics, physicians' offices, and urgent care centers. They prepare patients for radiographic examinations by explaining the procedure and ensuring proper positioning of both the patient and the radiographic equipment. Because they provide the necessary x-rays needed to help with the diagnosis of the patient, limited radiographers are valued members of the healthcare team. Program Information Program Highlights and Locations The Limited Medical Radiography (LMR) program provides a progressive academic and clinical educational environment by training students to become highly competent and qualified to administer ionizing radiation for medical diagnostic imaging purposes. Locations: Louisville Campus DuPont Circle Courses Total Credit Hours: 48 All courses require a C or better for successful completion. Core Courses (LMR, MED, and RAD) require a minimum 78% C and General Education / General Studies courses (CSS and MTH) require a minimum 70% C. The LMR clinical requirement consists of 370 hours. Due to the availability of clinical space, these hours must be completed during the day. Students may not receive payment/reimbursement of any type for clinical and/or externship hours required in their academic program. Students may also not perform these clinical and/or externship hours with their employer in the capacity of their regular position. Radiology Department has an additional policy and procedure manual. Courses with RAD and LMR prefixes are not currently available online. NDT = Not Designed to Transfer   Find out more information about program successes in graduation rates, placement rates, and occupations for this program View Licensure Disclosures by State. Course Title Credit Hours LMR 201 Radiographic Imaging – NDT 4.00 LMR 300 Limited Medical Radiography Clinical I – NDT 4.00 MTH 115 College Mathematics 4.00 LMR 301 Limited Medical Radiography Clinical II – NDT 4.00 LMR 400 Limited Medical Radiographic Certifcation Review – NDT 6.00 MSS 154 Health and Safety Techniques 4.00 RAD 100 Introduction to Radiography – NDT 4.00 RAD 102 Introduction to Radiographic Clinical Topics – NDT 4.00 RAD 121 Radiographic Positioning I – NDT 4.00 RAD 131 Radiographic Positioning II – NDT 2.00 MSS 123 Anatomy and Physiology I - MSS 4.00 MSS 133 Anatomy and Physiology II - MSS 4.00 Radiographic Imaging – NDT × Course: LMR 201 Credit Hours: 4.00 This course provides the student with the principles of radiographic quality, distortion, and exposure factors to include specific equipment needed to produce the radiographic images. The student will acquire general knowledge of scattered radiation, radiographic film, inverse-square law, and the relationship between MAS and KvP. This course involves the use of radiographic mathematical principles used to produce radiographs. Prerequisite(s): None Limited Medical Radiography Clinical I – NDT × Course: LMR 300 Credit Hours: 4.00 This course is designed to provide the student with the opportunity to perform radiographic examinations in a clinical setting. Competency evaluations will be performed on specific examinations to determine the student’s ability to produce quality radiographs according to the standards of the program and state law. Clinical rotation will be determined for each student based on examination availability and student needs. Prerequisite(s): MSS 154 College Mathematics × Course: MTH 115 Credit Hours: 4.00 This college level mathematics course includes the following concepts: simplifying algebraic expressions, solving equations and inequalities, graphing linear equations and inequalities, calculating slope and finding equations of lines, factoring and solving quadratic equations. Prerequisite(s): MTH 095 or placement Limited Medical Radiography Clinical II – NDT × Course: LMR 301 Credit Hours: 4.00 This course is a continuation of LMR 300. This course utilizes supervised experience with clinical affiliates that enable the student to become familiar with departmental policies, office in-procedures, body mechanics, and radiographic procedures. The student develops and refines skills in patient management, equipment manipulation and film evaluation. Prerequisite(s): None Limited Medical Radiographic Certifcation Review – NDT × Course: LMR 400 Credit Hours: 6.00 This course provides the student with a review of basic radiographic topics. Topics will include principles of radiographic positioning and procedures, physics and equipment of radiographic imaging, radiographic anatomy and physiology, radiation protection, and the theories and principles of test preparation and testing. This course will assess the student’s understanding of the major subject areas in radiologic technology, recognize deficient areas of knowledge and prepare for Kentucky’s Limited Scope of Practice examination in Radiography. Resume writing and interview skills are additional areas of focus. Prerequisite(s): None Health and Safety Techniques × Course: MSS 154 Credit Hours: 4.00 Students become certified CPR basic rescuers (American Heart Association Healthcare Provider with AED). Medical asepsis and infection control are discussed. Training in vital signs and first aid procedures complete this course. Prerequisite(s): MSS 104, MSS 133 Introduction to Radiography – NDT × Course: RAD 100 Credit Hours: 4.00 This course introduces the student to his/her role as part of the healthcare team as well as the standards of the profession. Students will learn the basic concepts associated with radiographic equipment, imaging and radiation protection. Skills for achieving success in college are also an area of focus. Prerequisite(s): None Introduction to Radiographic Clinical Topics – NDT × Course: RAD 102 Credit Hours: 4.00 This course orients the student to basic positioning terminology, basic image analysis, body landmarks and radiographic positioning principles. Students will be introduced to the basic concepts of patient care, radiation protection, and radiographic procedures. Students will develop their knowledge of bony anatomy as it relates to radiographic images. Ethical issues are an additional area of focus. Prerequisite(s): None Radiographic Positioning I – NDT × Course: RAD 121 Credit Hours: 4.00 This course provides the student with the basic knowledge and skills necessary to accurately prepare and position the patient for introductory level procedures. Image evaluation criteria will be utilized for each position to determine the anatomy demonstrated, the accuracy of the position, and exposure quality. Lab practicum will be used to complement the lecture portion of this course. Prerequisite(s): None Radiographic Positioning II – NDT × Course: RAD 131 Credit Hours: 2.00 This course provides the student with the knowledge of the anatomical structures as they relate to the radiographic positioning for intermediate level procedures. Students are also afforded opportunities to apply critical thinking skills while identifying and correcting positioning and technical errors. Lab practicum will be used to complement the lecture portion of this course. Prerequisite(s): None Anatomy and Physiology I - MSS × Course: MSS 123 Credit Hours: 4.00 Students are introduced to the general plan of the human body, cells, tissues, organs, the musculoskeletal, neuro-sensory, and endocrine systems. Furthermore, concepts of the disease processes and disease-producing organisms are introduced. Prerequisite(s): None Anatomy and Physiology II - MSS × Course: MSS 133 Credit Hours: 4.00 This is a continuation of Course MSS 123 with emphasis on the circulatory system, body defenses and immunity, urinary, respiratory, digestive, and reproductive systems. Further discussion of disease processes will be included. Prerequisite(s): MSS 123 Total Credit Hours: 48 All courses require a C or better for successful completion. Core Courses (LMR, MED, and RAD) require a minimum 78% C and General Education / General Studies courses (CSS and MTH) require a minimum 70% C. The LMR clinical requirement consists of 370 hours. Due to the availability of clinical space, these hours must be completed during the day. Students may not receive payment/reimbursement of any type for clinical and/or externship hours required in their academic program. Students may also not perform these clinical and/or externship hours with their employer in the capacity of their regular position. Radiology Department has an additional policy and procedure manual. Courses with RAD and LMR prefixes are not currently available online. NDT = Not Designed to Transfer   Find out more information about program successes in graduation rates, placement rates, and occupations for this program View Licensure Disclosures by State. 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