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Diagnostic imaging 470


 
Modulekode RAD 470
Kwalifikasie Undergraduate
Fakulteit Faculty of Health Sciences
Module-inhoud

Diagnostic imaging 370/470 is a two year course delivered during the 3rd and 4th years of the BChD programme.  It deals with all aspects of radiographic imaging of the maxillofacial region appropriate to the Dentist.  Diagnostic imaging 370 is delivered during BChD III as a promotion course.  Diagnostic imaging 470  is an examination course delivered during BChD IV.  The purpose of Diagnostic imaging 470 is:
  - To formalise teaching and examination of Diagnostic Imaging 370/470.
  - To certify students’ ability to apply knowledge obtained in Diagnostic Imaging 370 to clinical and practical situations of Diagnostic Imaging.
  - To certify that students act professionally during clinical situations of Diagnostic Imaging.
Modulekrediete 13.00
NQF Level 08
Prerequisites GNK 388,MDB 370,TGG 370,FSG 370,FAR 370,GPS 370,TBW 370,ODO 370,PDL 370,ORD 370,OFC 370,TK 370,RAD 370
Contact time 1 lecture per week for 30 weeks, 1 practical per week (28 week period), One discussion class per week for six weeks
Language of tuition Module is presented in English
Department Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology
Period of presentation Year
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