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Dec 21, 2024
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SON 220B - Abdominal Sonography II Credits: 3 Description Focuses on the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the urinary system, thyroid, breast, scrotum, prostate and neonatal neurosonography.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Differentiate between sonopraphic appearances by explaining the clinical significance of primary tumors and pathology that involves the adrenal gland.
- Distinguish between normal and abnormal sonographic appearances of the adrenal gland and give differential diagnosis.
- Describe the location, size, and position of the retroperitoneal area and identify the cross-sectional anatomy of it.
- Differentiate between sonographic appearances by explaining the clinical significance of masses that affect the retroperitoneum and give differential diagnosis.
- Define the internal, surface and relational anatomies of the thyroid and identify the cross-sectional anatomy of it.
- Differentiate between the sonographic appearances of the thyroid by explaining the clinical significance of specific pathologic processes involving the thyroid and give differential diagnosis fro each.
- Define the internal, surface, and relational anatomies of the female breast and identify cross-sectional anatomy of it.
- Differentiate between sonographic appearances by explaining the clinical significance of specific pathological processes of the breast and give differential diagnosis for each.
- Define the internal, surface, and relational anatomies of the male pelvis and scrotum and identify cross-sectional anatomy of it.
- Differentiate between sonographic appearances by explaining the clinical significance of specific pathological processes of the male pelvis and scrotum and give differential diagnosis for each.
- Define the internal, surface, and relational anatomies of the neonatal head and identify cross-sectional anatomy of it.
- Differentiate between sonographic appearances by explaining the clinical significance of specific pathological processes of the neonatal head and give differential diagnosis for each.
- Differentiate between sonographic appearances by explaining the clinical significance of specific pathological processes of infants and children and give the differential diagnosis for each.
- Instructor reserves the right to make changes as needed.
Prerequisite: SON 210B
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