Students should:
1. Describe and apply correct nuclear medicine practice in the diagnosis and treatment of disease or injury and appreciate the range of disease processes and injuries which can be diagnosed and treated with nuclear medicine.
2. Further develop clinical reasoning skills with regard to patient management, patient care, and imaging/treatment evaluation.
3. Describe the principles, design, preparation and production of radiopharmaceuticals including the laboratory techniques and the equipment involved.
4. Describe the physiological behaviour and physiological pathways of radiopharmaceuticals.
5. Discuss and apply quality control techniques in radiopharmacy.
6. Describe techniques for venepuncture and intravenous cannulation.

Nuclear Medicine Methods:

1. Cardio-vascular system

2. CNS Imaging

3. Lymphatic Imaging

4. Bone Mineral Densitometry (BMD)

5. Paediatric Imaging

6. Venepuncture/Cannulation

7. Radiopharmacy component
- Theraputic radiopharmaceutical design
- Theraputic radiopharmacueticals
- PET radiopharmaceuticals
- Molecular radiopharmaceuticals
- Drug interactions
- Good manufacturing process
- Radiopharmaceutical design
- Centralised radiopharmacy
- Future directions

N/A

Nil.

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MRSC2350 Nuclear Medicine Methods IIB
MRSC2380 Nuclear Medicine Professional Practice IIB

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