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RTEC

Organizations, Modalities, and Important Figures

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ASRT National professional org. representing RTs, educators, managers, administrators, and students in: R, T, N. Publishes professional journals and educational materials.
ARRT Certifies and registers eligible radiologic technologists through voluntary exams. Must complete 24 hrs of continuing education every 2 yrs to maintain registration. Offers cert. in R, T, N, and other specialties.
ACR Professional org. offering accreditation for imaging modalities (CT, MRI, S, N). M facilities must be ACR accredited to receive FDA cert.
JRCERT Accredits educational programs in R, T, medical dosimetry, and MRI.
CDPH-RHB Regulates use of ionizing radiation in CA and protects the public, radiation workers, and environment. Certifies & permits RT users, registers x-ray machines, approves radiologic technology schools, and inspect facilities using radiation.
Radiography R
Mammography M
Angiography CV, CVIT
Nuclear Medicine N
Radiation Therapy T
Computed Tomography CT
Ultrasound/Sonography S
Magnetic Resonance MR/MRI
Fluoroscopy F
(R) Energy, cert., and focus Ionizing radiation, primary cert. Focus: Skull, skeletal, and chest
(M) Energy, cert., and focus Ionizing radiation, post-primary cert. Focus: Breast tissue
(CV, CVIT) Energy, cert., and focus Ionizing radiation, no cert. Focus: Vessels (arteries, veins, and lymph)
(N) Energy, cert., and focus Radioactive Element, both primary & post-primary cert. Focus: Organs and bones, injecting radiation
(T) Energy, cert., and focus High ionizing radiation, primary cert. Focus: Treating and not diagnosing with high radiation
(CT) Energy, cert, and focus Ionizing radiation, post-primary cert. Focus: Cross sectional slices to images bones and organs (radiation)
(S) Energy, cert., and focus Sound waves, both primary & post-primary cert. Focus: Organs, vessels, and soft tissues
(MR, MRI) Energy, cert., and focus Radio waves and magnets, both primary & post-primary cert. Focus: Soft tissue, bones and joints. and cross sectional imaging without radiation.
(F) Energy, cert., and focus Ionizing radiation, post-primary cert. Focus: Organs, joints, and display anatomy in real time using contrast media.
Wilhelm Röntgen Discovered x-rays (11/8/1895), used cathode ray tube
WIlliam Crookes Invented the crookes tube
George Eastman Created Kodak films
Clarence Dally Thomas Edisons assistant and was the first fatality of overexposure to radiation
Thomas Edison Created Fluoroscope, calcium tungstate screens
Eddie Jerman First considered "Rad Tech", and founded ASXT - American Society of Limited Technicians in 1920
Radiologist Reads x-rays and is the decision-maker to protocols and what needs to happen to patient/workflow
Manager/Supervisor Works with radiologist to make decisions
Lead Technologist Deals with staffing technologists underneath them
Staffing Technologist The "soldiers" who receives order or patient and reads it, taking a history of patient and performs examination
Transport Team Taking patients to and from the radiology department
Secretarial Support The front desk, usually scheduling and taking calls from patients or outside clinics
Who is considered the "top" in the healthcare team? Radiologist
Who do you go to before going to the Manager/Supervisor? Lead Technologist
Who is responsible for the overall organization of the department? Secretarial Support
ASRT American Society of Radiologic Technologists
ARRT American Registration of Radiologic Technologists
ACR American College of Radiology
JRCERT Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology
CDPH-RHB California Department Public Health - Radiologic Health Branch
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