RDTP 231B - Clinical Applications II

1. Understand medical terminology language used in the treatment of cancer patients.
2. Demonstrate the correct ways of constructing intermediate immobilization devices for patients.
3. Assist the instructor in proper set up techniques such as triangulation, depth, SSD, and laser alignments on the patient.
4. List the sequence of events in setting up the patient for treatment from identification of the patient through the signing of the consent form.
5. Complete four (4) intermediate competencies that will be required for graduation.
6. Explain to the patient all side effects they will encounter throughout their treatment and be able to give suggestions to aid in the management of them.