About Course
The Medical Physics study programmed mainly consists of the studies of individual, environmental, and substance exposure to radiation, focusing on the use of radiation for treatment and diagnosis of oncological diseases, and protection of individual and environment from unreasonable radiation.
This course presents the fundamental principles and objectives of health physics (radiation protection), the quantities of radiation dosimetry (the absorbed dose, equivalent dose, and effective dose) used to evaluate human radiation risks, elementary shielding calculations, and protection measures for clinical
Course Content
Medical Physics
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X rays- the X ray tube
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Ultrasound part 1 production and principles
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MRI part 2 – localisation of the signal and the MRI machine
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MRI part 1, the physics behind MRI
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Nuclear medicine and tracers part 2 the gamma camera
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Nuclear medicine and tracers part 1
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CAT / CT scanners
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X rays – image intensifiers and contrast media
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X rays – attenuation part 2
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X rays – attenuation part 1
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X rays – production – braking and characteristic radiation
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ultrasound part 2 types of scan, A-scans, B-scans and M-scans
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