B.Sc. Medical Radiology & Imaging Technology

Human Anatomy-I
Deep Knowledge of the concept of bones, Structures of the human body, and systemic anatomy (specific organ systems, for example, the Heart, Digestive system, and Muscles).

Human Physiology-I
Knowledge of the concept of Blood, Functions of human body organs, Lungs, Heart, and GIT system.

Radiographic Photography-I
Introduction of Photographic process, X-Ray department, Radiographic films, Film processing, Radiograph of bones.

Human Anatomy-I (Practical)
Demonstration of various parts of the human body system (like Respiratory, Digestive, Circulatory System, Skin), Study of Bones, and Muscles (Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac).

Human Physiology-I (Practical)
Examination of blood, Determination of Bleeding time and clotting time, Blood Pressure estimation, Clinical examination of Arterial Pulse, Determination of Blood groups, Estimation of Hemoglobin

Radiographic photography-I (Practical)
Radiographic Positioning, Test to check the X-ray film and screen contract in the cassette, to test to check light leakage in the cassette.

English
To learn effective communication both oral & written.
Theory of communication, Language of communication, Reading and understanding, Documenting, Report writing, Making Notes, Letter Writing.

English (Practical)
Interactive practice sessions in the language lab on oral communication
Conversations and dialogues
Communication at workplace
Listening comprehension
Effective communication/ Mis-communication

Human values, De-addiction & Traffic Rules
To develop a sense of social responsibility, traffic rules, and the menace of drugs. Introduction of the process for value education, understanding harmony in the human being, Understanding harmony in the family and society, and Harmony in human relationships.

Human values, De-addiction & Traffic Rules Lab/Seminar
Once each seminar will be organized on drug de-addiction and traffic rules. Eminent scholars and experts on the subject will be called for the seminar at least once during the seminar. It will be binding for all the students to attend the seminar.

Mentoring & Professional Development
To learn lifelong learning skills.
Part A (Class Activities) – Group discussion, video lectures, Quiz, Presentation By the students.
Part B (Outdoor Activities) – Sports, Society activities, Cultural club, etc.

Human Anatomy II
Fundamental concepts of human anatomy, Urinary System, Respiratory System, Endocrine Gland, and Nervous System.

Human Physiology II
Classification and function of Endocrine Gland, Central Nervous system, Eye, Reproductive System.

Radiographic Photography II
Presentation of Radiograph, Darkroom, fluoroscopy, Some Special imaging process, Xeroradiography, Digital substraction application, Radiographic image quality, Viewing accessories.

Human Anatomy II (Practical)
Students learn practical aspects of the excretory system, prepare the charts, and model the structure of the eye and ear and learn reproductive system.

Human Physiology II (Practical)
Students learn and perform the practice of estimation of hemoglobin concentration, Determination of blood group, bleeding time & clotting time, and vital capacity.

Radiographic Photography II (Practical)
Students learn the radiographic positioning and perform an x-ray, prepare a characteristic curve of a radiographic film, and check the effect of safelight on exposed as well as unexposed x-ray film.

Environmental Studies
Students learn about the natural resources, environmental scope, awareness, biodiversity & its conservation, and visit the national park and agricultural land.

Mentoring & Professional Development
Students learn lifelong learning skills, expert and video lectures, aptitude tests, quizzes (general/technical), and group discussions.