Radiology & Imaging
Course Objectives
Dr. Parsons utilizes a combination of animation, graphs,
images, text and audio information to simplify the basic
physics of mammography.
Upon completion of this program, the participant should be
able to demonstrate:
- Knowledge of the basic physics of mammographic image
production
- Knowledge of the physics and of mammographic
film development
- Knowledge of technical factors affecting image contrast,
exposure and resolution
- Ability to recognize deficiencies in image contrast,
exposure and resolution
- Ability to prescribe corrective measures to improve
image contrast, exposure and resolution
- Understanding of the physical principles behind quality
control procedures
- Understanding of the purpose of required quality control
procedures for breast imaging
- Ability to perform required quality control procedures
- Ability to interpret results of required quality control
procedures
The Medical College of Wisconsin designates this continuing
medical education activity for 3 credit hours in Category 1
of the Physicians Recognition Award of the American Medical
Association.