Radiographic Imaging CEU Source, LLC would like to thank you for choosing our company
as your source for Radiology continuing education (CEUs)! Our organization follows the strict
guidelines of the ARRT and all the continuing education articles you will find on radiographicceu.com
are Category A approved by the ASRT. Our direct reading online courses will aid you in completing the
required 24 credits for your biennium. Our goal is to help all Radiologic Technologists from each
modality (MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, CT, Angiography, and General Diagnostic) obtain
radiology continuing education credits that are interesting and this will assist in the performance
of our jobs - be it within clinics or hospital settings. Continuing education for radiology is
constantly changing as our profession grows and adapts to new technology. As R.T.s working in a
Level 1 Trauma Center, we have been able to keep up with the changes and are confident that we can
share this information with you through our online radiology ce credits.
Thank you again for selecting Radiographic Imaging CEU Source, LLC as your online source for Radiology CEUs.
Enteroclysis: What Is It & Why Do We Do It? | 1.5 credits. $13.50 This ASRT approved Category A Continuing Education article discusses the Enteroclysis exam in detail to aid the Technologists understanding of this procedure.
The Radiologic Technologists’ Role In An ERCP | 4 credits. $36.00 The goal of this article is to demonstrate how intertwining Radiology and Endoscopy has created a powerful tool for physicians, the role of the Radiologic Technologist during the procedure, and how the procedure can be improved with the Technologist increased knowledge.
Understanding the Modified Barium Swallow Study | 1 credits. $9.00 This CEU article was written by a Licensed Speech Language Pathologist and will aid the Radiologic Technologist in understanding the Modified Barium Swallow study.
Diagnosing Diverticulosis | 0 credits. $0.00 Describing the different Radiology exams and how each aids in diagnosing diverticulosis.
Digital Imaging | 0 credits. $0.00 It is vital for any radiologic technologist working with digital imaging systems to be educated on the equipment they are using. This lesson covers the topic of digital imaging. The advantages and disadvantages of the different systems available are mentioned. Basic digital imaging terminology, the process of capturing and viewing a digital image, and basic quality control to be done in a digital imaging department are discussed. Also contained in the lesson is a breakdown of a PACS. The lesson will also discuss possible ways to decrease patient dose with digital imaging systems.
