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Lecturer(s)
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Honzíková Kamila, Ing. Bc.
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Honzíková Kamila, Ing.
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Course content
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Lectures 1. Definition of radiation. Radiodiagnostics - introduction, activity description. Conventional procedures (fluoroscopy, skiagraphy). 2. Preparing an urgent patient for diagnostic procedures. Influence of aids used in PNP on examination results. 3. Nuclear magnetic resonance - principle, indication. Computed tomography - principle, indication. 4. Angiography - principle, indication. Ultrasound - principle, indication. 5. Radiotherapy - introduction, activity. Basic radiotherapeutic procedures. 6. Nuclear medicine - activity. Basic radionuclide imaging, functional and laboratory diagnostic progresses. 7. Principles of radiation protection, stochastic and deterministic effects of radiation. Quantities and units used in radiation protection. Irradiation Limits. Reasonably achievable levels of radiation protection, how to achieve and demonstrate them. Handling sources of ionizing radiation from the point of view of radiation protection - classification, permission for disposal, duties of license holders. 8. Medical exposure in terms of radiation protection. Categorization of workers with ionizing radiation. Controlled Zone monitoring. Provision of emergency preparedness, internal emergency plan, classification of extraordinary events. 9. Excursion to workplaces dealing with radiodiagnostics, nuclear medicine. Radiation compliance protection in practice. 10. Excursion to the workplace, which deals with radiation oncology. Observance of radiation protection in practice.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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- Contact hours
- 20 hours per semester
- Preparation for comprehensive test (10-40)
- 10 hours per semester
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| explains basic principles of radiodiagnostic, nuclear medical and radiotherapeutic devices |
| he / she is acquainted with the basics of patient preparation for imaging and non-imaging procedures and explains other possibilities of using ionizing radiation |
| explains the principles of radiation protection |
| interprets quantities, units and limits in radiation protection |
| clarifies the rules and obligations when dealing with sources of ionizing radiation |
| defines the character of medical exposure in terms of radiation protection and division of workers with ionizing radiation |
| clarifies the concepts - controlled zone, monitoring, monitoring plan |
| describes the procedures for emergencies |
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Recommended literature
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Heřman, Miroslav. Základy radiologie. 2014. ISBN 978-80-244-2901-4.
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Kubiniy, J., Sabol, J., Vondrák, A. Principy radiační ochrany v nukleární medicíně a dalších oblastech práce s otevřenými. Praha: Grada, 2018. ISBN 978-80-271-0168-9.
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