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Knowledge Based
Objectives: At the end of the rotation, the resident
should be able to:
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- Demonstrate knowledge regarding pediatric gastrointestinal fluoroscopy and
indications for fluoroscopic evaluation of gastric bypass patients.
- Discuss, with increased understanding, GI/GU tract pathology.
- Discuss the different types of gastric banding and bypass surgery.
- Integrate knowledge of all radiologic imaging modalities for evaluation of
GI/GU pathology so that the most appropriate study will be done and studies will
be done in the proper sequence.
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Technical Skills:
At the end of the rotation, the resident should
be able to:
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- Show improvement in performance of outpatient and pediatric fluoroscopic
examinations.
- Demonstrate the technical skills and interpret the results of a fluoroscopic evaluation
of gastric bypass surgery.
- Demonstrate the technical skills for performance of an air contrast barium enema.
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Decision-Making
and Value Judgment Skills: At the end of the
rotation, the resident should be able to:
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- Demonstrate improvement of decision-making skills .
- Read and dictate studies with minimal assistance from the faculty radiologist.
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Knowledge Based
Objectives: At the end of the rotation, the resident
should be able to:
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- Demonstrate continued increase in knowledge in the areas listed in the
previous rotations.
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Technical Skills:
At the end of the rotation, the resident should
be able to:
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- Demonstrate ability to perform all skills listed in previous rotations at the
competence level associated with a beginning practitioner in radiology.
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Decision-Making
and Value Judgment Skills: At the end of the
rotation, the resident should be able to:
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- Demonstrate ability to perform all skills listed in previous rotations at the
competence level associated with a beginning practitioner in radiology.
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