Course Description:

This course emphasizes on how the image is recorded on films, and technical quality assurance of image production.

Course Content:

1- X-Ray Films structure

2- X-Ray Cassettes and intensifying screens,Types and structure

3- Image Formation and latent image.

4- Control of Scattered Radiation.

5- X-ray Grids, Cut off, Types.

8- Image Characteristics and quality factor

References:

1- Chesney’s Radiographic imaging ;6th edition, John Ball and Tony Price, Blackwell publication London.

2-Quality control in Diagnostic imaging, Joel Gray, Norlin T Winkler, John Stears and E.D. Franks, 1993 AN ASPEN PUBLICATION, Maryland, USA.

3-Text book of radiographic positioning and related anatomy; by Kenneth L.Bontrager,5th edition.

4- Radiographic Imaging A Guide for Producing Quality Radiographs ;BURNS.

Useful Websites:

 - Kodak Radiography, www.Auntmini.com, www.radiologyeduction.com

يهدف هذا المقرر إلى تعريف الطالبة على تطبيقات الترجمة المختلفة وطرق استخدامها والإطلاع على مايستجد من برامج مساندة للمترجمين ومميزاتها وعيبوبها وكيفية الإستفادة منها.

The goal of this course is to provide primary knowledge of natural product drugs to the pharmacy student in professional program of study and give some practical guidance in the process of screening of medicinal plants.

Trrough a series of lectures,tutorials and practicals,the students are taught about the
formation of images by different imaging modalities and given the concept of grey scale
and various modification to image reprensentation eg color coding.
Follow up on are normal and abnormal radiographsoffered in the system sequence for
definition of views,normal anatomy and pinpointing of abnormalities as well as the
synthesis radiographic abnormalities in to a disease complex.