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PH210 — Radiologic Physics I

4 credits · 4 hours

PH 210 - Radiologic Physics I PH 210 - Radiologic Physics I An introduction to the study of electrical and radiologic physics. Topics will include mathematical analysis of measurements, energy, the structure of matter, electricity, magnetism, and electromagnetism. These concepts will be used to explain the basic characteristics of energy and its use in the fundamental operation of related equipment. A review of basic mathematical principles is included. The lab will afford the student an understanding of radiological equipment and related techniques. Precautions and safety procedures will be stressed. Measurements, energy, and basic electrical concepts will also be investigated. Applications of mathematics and geometry to radiation and the use of the calculator will be included. Course

Prerequisites: MT013

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