RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN (RADIO DIAGNOSIS & RADIOTHERAPY) (SEMESTER PATTERN)
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1 Syllabus for the trade RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN (RADIO DIAGNOSIS & RADIOTHERAPY) (SEMESTER PATTERN) of Under Craftsman Training Scheme (CTS) Designed in 2013 By Government of India CENTRAL STAFF TRAINING AND RESEARCH INSTITUE Directorate General of Employment & Training Ministry of Labour & Employment EN-81, SECTOR-V, SALT LAKE CITY KOLKATA
2 List of members attended Trade Committee Meeting to finalize the draft syllabus held on for the trade of Radiology Technician ( Radio Diagnosis & Radiotherapy)under C.T.S. Sl.No. Name & Designation Office Remarks 1 Sri M.S. Lingaiah, Director CSTARI, Salt Lake, Kolkata - 91 Chairman 2 Prof. S. K. Basu, Special Secretary Govt. of West Bengal, Deptt. Of Health and Family Welfare. Health. 3 Dr. Prabir Chowdhury, Radiation Chittaranjan National Cancer Oncologist. Institute 4 Dr. Soumitra Kr. Chowdhuri, Head, Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute 5 Dr. Suparna Majumdar, Chittaranjan National Cancer HOD/Deptt. Deptt. Of Radiology. Institute 6 Dr. P.K.Sarkar, Head, Health Physics Variable Energy Cyclotron Unit. Centre. 7 Prof. S. Pal, Professor, Jadavpur University, Kolkata-72 Biomedical Engg. 8 Dr. Jyanta Kr. Paul, physicist cum Nilratan Sarkar Medical College RSO. Hospital, Kolkata. 9 Prof. Anjali Mukherjee, Sivatosh S.M. Sc., Kolkata - 25 Mukherjee Science Centre 10 Sri Aminul Ahsan, West Bengal Voluntary Health Association 11 Sri Jnan Praakash Poddar Indian Institute of Training & Dev. SRIJAN, Kolkata. 12 Sri Moslem Tarafder Indian Institute of Trg. & Dev. 13 Sri R. Senthil Kumar, JDT CSTARI, Salt Lake, Kolkata Sri M.M. Gera, DDT CSTARI, Salt Lake, Kolkata Sri T. Mukhopadhyay, DDT. CSTARI, Salt Lake, Kolkata Sri S.Kumar, DDT CSTARI, Salt Lake, Kolkata Sri S.B.Sardar, T.O CSTARI, Salt Lake, Kolkata Sri Surojit Pal VECC, Kolkata Special contributor 2
3 List of members attended the Workshop to finalize the syllabi of existing CTS into Semester Pattern held from 6 th to l0 h May'2013 at CSTARI, Kolkata. Sl. No. Name & Designation Organisation Remarks 1. R.N. Bandyopadhyaya, Director CSTARI, Kolkata-91 Chairman 2. K. L. Kuli, Joint Director of Training CSTARI, Kolkata K. Srinivasa Rao, CSTARI, Kolkata-91 Joint Director of Training 4. L.K. Muhkerjee, CSTARI, Kolkata-91 Deputy Director of Training 5. Ashoke Rarhi, ATI-EPI, Dehradun Deputy Director of Training 6. N. Nath, CSTARI, Kolkata-91 Assistant Director of Training 7. S. Srinivasu, ATI-EPI, Hyderabad-13 Assistant Director of Training 8. Sharanappa, ATI-EPI, Hyderabad-13 Assistant Director of Training 9. Ramakrishne Gowda, Assistant FTI, Bangalore Director of Training 10. Goutam Das Modak, RVTI, Kolkata-91 Assistant Director of Trg./Principal 11. Venketesh. Ch., Principal Govt. ITI, Dollygunj, Andaman & Nicobar Island 12. A.K. Ghate, Training Officer ATI, Mumbai 13. V.B. Zumbre, Training Officer ATI, Mumbai 14. P.M. Radhakrishna pillai, CTI, Chennai-32 Training Officer 15. A.Jayaraman, Training officer CTI Chennai-32, 16. S. Bandyopadhyay, Training Officer ATI, Kanpur 17. Suriya Kumari.K, Training Officer RVTI, Kolkata R.K. Bhattacharyya, Training Officer RVTI, Trivandrum 19. Vijay Kumar, Training Officer ATI, Ludhiana 20. Anil Kumar, Training Officer ATI, Ludhiana 21. Sunil M.K. Training Officer ATI, Kolkata 22. Devender, Training Officer ATI, Kolkata 23. R. N. Manna, Training Officer CSTARI, Kolkata Mrs. S. Das, Training Officer CSTARI, Kolkata Jyoti Balwani, Training Officer RVTI, Kolkata Pragna H. Ravat, Training Officer RVTI, Kolkata Sarbojit Neogi, Vocational Instructor RVTI, Kolkata Nilotpal Saha, Vocational Instructor I.T.I., Berhampore, Murshidabad, (W.B.) 29. Vijay Kumar, Data Entry Operator RVTI, Kolkata-91 3
4 General Information 1. Name of the Trade 2. N.C.O. Code No. 3. Duration 4. Power norms 5. Space norms : Radiology Technician (Radio Diagnosis & Radiotherapy) : 2 Years (Four Semesters) : 4 KW : Sq.mtr. : 10 th Class Passed 6. Entry Qualification 7. Unit Size (No. of Student) : 16 8a. Instructor's/Trainer's Qualification: Degree in Radiology Technician /Radiation therapy technician from recognized engineering College /university with one year experience in the relevant field OR Diploma in Radiology Technician from recognized board of technical education with two years experience in the relevant OR 10 th Class Pass + NTC/NAC in the Trade of "Radiology Technician" With 3 years' post qualification experience in the relevant field. 8b. Desirable qualification : Preference will be given to a candidate with CIC (Craft Instructor Certificate) Note: At least one Instructor must have Degree/Diploma in relevant field. 4
5 Syllabus for the TRADE OF "RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN"(RADIO DIAGNOSIS & RADIO THERAPY) UNDER CRAFTSMAN TRAINING SCHEME (CTS) First Semester (Semester Code no. RAT - 01) Duration: Six Months WEEK NO. PRACTICAL THEORY ENGG. DRAWING. Radiotherapy, Radio activity, Basic concept of Radio active materials, Engineering Radioisotopes, Drawing, 1 st & 3 rd Characteristics of a, P, angle projection. and y rays - Physical properties, X-rays, physical Properties 1-4 Hazards & observing safety measures associated with Radioactivity & X-rays Plateau determination using. Surveymeter - with source. Survey at different distances. 5-8 Study of X-ray m/c, circuits, controlling of different parameters 9-12 Study of MAS meter, Interlock Mechanism Diagnostic H.T. Circuits, high tension generators, Half wave & Full wave rectifiers, Three phase circuits, Constant voltage regulator H.T. switches,, Measuring Instruments, Voltmeters, Milliamp meter Focal spot, inherent filtration, tube holders, MAS meter, compensator, exposure timer, Interlock and safety devices. Grid, Ratio in relation to KV. Reciprocating and oscillating. Potter bucky diaphragms, stationary grids do- Control of scattered radiation, beam modification devices. Types of lines and its applications, line practice. Lettering practice. Reading of different types of scales and its applications. Free hand sketches of different types of tools used related to the trade. Study of the drawing related to various bones of human. WORKSHOP CAL.& Sc. Physics: General properties of Matter, Surface tension, Viscosity, Bernoulli's Theorem Heat (thermometry and calorimetric), Acoustics, Geometrical and physical optics (Interference, Diffraction, Polarization. -do- Atomic Physics Semi conductors, types, diodes, biasing of diodes. Zener diode and its applications. Photo-electricity. Introduction to X-Ray. Introduction to Radio activity. -do- 5
6 16-24 A.V.Demo. i) Flow of electricity through gases, effect of varying pressure, cathode rays and x-rays. ii) Definition of radiation and its types. Electromagnetic radiation, Radiation as a wave motion, wave length, frequency magnitude, velocity and their relations, Electromagnetic spectrum, common properties of electromagnetic radiation. iii) Sources of radiation- Natural and artificial. iv) Radioactivity- atomic Free hand sketches of bones, spinal cord and joints. -do- Electromagnetism Units used in Electrostatics. Magnetism and current electricity Elementary principles of magnetism as an electrical effect, magnetization of materials by electric current, the right hand rule, solenoids, electromagnets. Force on conductor in magnetic field, the motor principle, the left hand rule. Instruments:-Ammeter, voltmeter, electromagnetic induction. Principles, mutual and self induction. Wave form, peak and mean values, frequency, power and power factor. Conduction of electricity through gases, effect of varying pressure, cathode rays, X-rays Physics of Radiation Definition of radiation and its types. Electromagnetic (EM) radiation. Radiation as a wave motion. Wave length, frequency, amplitude, velocity and their relation. Concept of Quanta. Energy of radiation. Electro magnetic spectrum, common properties of radiation 6
7 Radioactive decay, Half life, Decay constant, Mean life and their relation. Specific activity, Alpha and Beta particles, Gamma radiation and their properties. Properties of Radium, Production of Radioisotopes, Natural & Artificial radioactivity, Radioactive equilibrium, Units of activity- curie and Bequerel. Specific gamma ray constant. v) Fusion & Fission.. Demo on X-ray m/c, portable unit Study of different parts of x-ray m/c. Demo on C.T.Scan, MRI, USG m/c Study of radiation protection. Familiarization with code of practice and nuclear structures, Atomic number, Isotopesr, Mass number, Atomic mass, Binding energy, Energy level, Nuclear binding energy, Nuclear Stability, NP- ratios, vi) X-rays: Principles of production of X-ray, Intensity, continuous and characteristic spectrum. Basic circuit of X-ray tube. Construction of modern X-ray tubes, filaments, anode, cathode, methods of cooling anode, Inherent filtration, added filtration and their effect on quality of spectrum. Rectification. CT Scan, MRI Scan, USG etc. (Principles only). vii) Interaction of X Rays and Gamma rays with matter, Ionisation & excitation, Attenuation and absorption coefficient, Modes of interaction. Energy absorption from X-rays, Half value Layer 7
8 Study of Dosimeters. TLD badges, Survey meter, Gamma zone monitor & calculation of barrier thickness Roentgen and Rod. Simple principles of decimeters, fluorescent effect, photographic effect. viii) Radiation protection: Code of practice for the protection of persons against ionizing radiation, protective materials, Lead, lead equivalent, Building materials, personnel monitoring, international recommendations against hazards in ionizing radiation (Internal & External.), Units of Dose limit, ALARA principle, operational dose limits for radiation worker & public. ix) Calculations of barrier thickness. Film badges and TLD badges, Survey meter, Gamma zone monitor. Pocket dosimeters.(basic principle) 25 (i) Project Work(ii) Industrial Visit (Optional) 26 Examination 8
9 Syllabus for the TRADE OF "RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN"(RADIO DIAGNOSIS & RADIO THERAPY) UNDER CRAFTSMAN TRAINING SCHEME (CTS) Second Semester (Semester Code no. RAT - 02) WEEK PRACTICAL THEORY ENGG. NO. DRAWING. 1-5 Demonstration Free hand sketches ANATOMY The Cellof bones, spinal cord, Types, structure, function joints. reproduction, structure of general tissues. General Anatomical terms- Regions of the body. Bones and joints. Skull, spine, pelvis, bones of upper and lower extremities. Structure of a typical joint and general description of main joints, movements in joints and their limitations, group movement of joints. Thorax and abdomen: Structure of thoracic cage; abdominal cavity. Diaphragm and mediastirum. Heart - structure and function of heart. Names of main arteries and function of heart. Names of main arteries and veins. Brain: Main subdivisions and lobes, ventricles, spiral cord. Respiratory system: Sinuses, trachea, tonsils WORKSHOP CAL.& Sc. Sources of radiation -Natural and Artificial Radioactivity - Atomic and Nuclear structures. Rutherford, Bohr model. Atomic Number. Mass Number. Atomic Mass. Binding energy. Energy level. Nuclear binding energy. NP ratio. Definition of radioactivity. Natural radioactivity. Radioactive decay. Half- life, decay constant. Mean line and their relation. Specific activity. Radiation from radioactive elements. Alpha and beta particles. Gamma radiation and their properties. Radioactive series. Properties of Radium and its daughter products. Radioactive equilibrium,. Units of activity. The Curie and Bequarel. Specific Gamma Ray constant. Duration: Six Months 9
10 largnx, lungs, bronchi, pleura Reproductive system: (a) Female genital tract fallopian tubes, ovaries, uterus, vagina (b) Male genital tract:- Testis, epididymis, prostate. Alimentary system : Mouth, tongue, salivary glands, esophagus, pharynx, stomach, small and large intestine, liver and bleary tract spleen, Panaceas, mesentery, ornentum, Gall Bladder Urinary tract: Kidney, ureters, bladder, urethra Special sense organs (Broad outlines only)-structure and function of eye, structure and function of ear. Lymphatic system and reticule- endothelial system Position of main lymphatic structures, tonsils, spleen and Liver, Bone marrow. Functions of Red and white corpuscles of Blood. Ductless glands : (Broad principles only): Macroscopic anatomy and function of Pituitary, Thyroid, Pancreas, gonads etc. 10
11 6-15 Demo & Practice on x-rays Magnification practice on radiography & image intensifier Practice on IVP,IVU,Peroperative Calangiogran, ERCP, Ba-Meal, Ba-follow through,ba-swallow,ba-enema etc. units, Portable units, Image intensifier, Teleradiography, Spot film devices, stereoscopy. b) Radiographic Technique i) Contrast media: Barium preparation, iodine preparation, Air-oxygen. ii) Skeletal system: Upper limb, lower limb, shoulder girdle and thorax, vertebral column, pelvic girdle. Hip region, Teeth jaw. iii) Respiratory system: Upper respiratory passage, lungs, Pleura, diaphragm, media strum, bronchography, artificial pneumothrorax -do- Fission, Fusion, Artificial radioactivity X-Ray - Principles of production of X-rays, Intensity, continuous and characteristic spectrum. Basic Circuit of X-ray tube. Construction of modern X-ray tubes, Filament, Anode, Cathode, Methods of cooling anode, Inherent filtration and their effect on quality of spectrum, Rectification. Semi conductors-diode, Transistors. iv) Gynecology: Radiation protection, pregnancy, hysterosalipingography, plaxentography v) CNS: Routine and special projections of skull, ventriculoghraphy, cerebral angiographies, xylograph. Practice on Barium swallow RADIO DIAGNOSTICS a) Special equipments: Topography- vi) G.I. System:- Barium, suspension, Barium swallow, Barium meal and follow through Barium enema Magnification technique, Mobile 11
12 vii) Bleary system: Cholecystrography, oral and I.V. cholangiography- direct and indirect Practice on mammography. Practice on Photography &Dark room technique ix) Salivary glands: Calligraphy x) Orthography, Lymphangiography, operation theatre technique and ward radiography. Magnification, High and low K.V. technique and mammography. Radiographic Photographic and Dark room technique Types of emulsion-characteristic and control, screen and non screen films, dental films, x-ray paper under and over exposure, speed contrast. Free hand drawing of skeleton of human body Drawing of major muscles, nerve supplies & blood supply & action Drawing of Digestive, Respiratory & Excretory system Metabolism of Carbohydrate, Proteins, Lipids, Amino acids, Hemins, Purimes, Pyrimidies and Nucleic Acids. Nature, properties, Kinetics and mechanism of action of energy and co-enzymes, Biological oxidation and bio-energetic. Basic Ideas of Chemical Reactions Physical Chemistry Solutions, osmotic pressure, lowering of Intensifying screens: Fluorescence, application of fluorescence in Radiography, type of intensifying screens, intensifying factors, cleaning and general care of screens - after glow. Practice on Rectify & Maintaining of X-ray cassettes viii) Liver and spleen: Splemoportal renography X-ray cassettes: Testing and providing good screen contact, general care. X-ray developers: Characteristics, Detail Bio chemistry: Chemistry of water, Mineral, Vitamins, Protein, Carbohydrate, Lipids, Nucleic acids, Enzymes, Blood, Extra cellular fluids. 12
13 Practice on X-ray fixing Practice on washing & Drying and contrast freedom from Chemical fog and staring, function and constituent of developer, standardization by time and temperature, exhaustion of developer. Replenishes Powder and liquid solution, radium and high contrast developer, ultra-rapid development methods. Automatic processing. X-ray fixers and fixing: Fixing agents, acid and preservative in fixer, inclusion of hardener, time of fixation, silver recovery. Washing and drying:-object, methods employed, method of drying films. Processing: Preparation of solution, suitable water supply, nature of mixing vessels, order of mixing solutions, filtrations, making of stock solutions, storage of dry chemicals, storage of solution. Processing apparatus: Processing units, hangers, care of hangers, refrigeration and use of ice. vapour pressure. Electrochemistry, Ionic Equilibrium, Acids & Base pit and judicators. Surface chemistry, colloid chemistry, Structure of Matter, Radioactivity. Bio-chemistry Bio-chemistry (ii) Project Work(ii) Industrial Visit (Optional) Examination 13
14 Syllabus for the TRADE OF "RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN"(RADIO DIAGNOSIS & RADIO THERAPY) UNDER CRAFTSMAN TRAINING SCHEME (CTS) Third Semester (Semester Code no. RAT - 03) WEEK NO. PRACTICAL THEORY ENGG. DRAWING. 1-8 Exposure on operation Operation Theatre Theater ( along with processing: Doctor & Surgeon). Dish Units Chemical and processing faults: Chemical reduction. Chemistry and characteristics of Fasuer's reducer, local and general applications Demonstration on x-ray dark room setting X-ray dark room: Size, light proof entrance, hatches, construction of walls for protection against chemicals and radiation, ceiling, colour schemes, water proofing of floors, loading bench design, disposition of processing and accessory equipment for efficient working, arrangement of drying cabinets in darkroom or in adjacent rooms, dark-room illumination and testing for safety, ventilation Demonstration Radiographic image: Radiographic factors affecting image contrast and sharpness, variation in exposure time in accordance with quality of radiation fillers, distance, intensifying screens, grids, film speed, developer and development Demonstration Attenuation of Radiograph: Identification of films, aspect for direct and Drawing of different joints of human organ. Different drawing of bones, nerve roots & muscle attachment. Sketches of excretory system. Sketches of heart Sketches of Neurons and nerves Sketches of digestive system Sketches of respiratory system WORKSHOP CAL.& Sc. Electronics -Semiconductors -Diode, Rectifier, transistors, Analog & Digital circuits Amplifier Environments Management -Basic concepts. Mathematics -. Basic algebra, trigonometry, mensuration. Introduction of computer. Operating system and practice on word processing software. -do- Duration: Six Months 14
15 stereo viewing, mounting dental films Demonstration Accessories: Viewing boxes, spot light, illuminators, projectors and viewing screens for miniature and cine radiography, magnifiers, film identification, lead letters and numbers, actinic markers embossing machine, film trimmers, corner cutters, dental mounts and cutter, filling units. -do- 25 (iii) Project Work(ii) Industrial Visit (Optional) 26 Examination -do- 15
16 Syllabus for the TRADE OF "RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN"(RADIO DIAGNOSIS & RADIO THERAPY) UNDER CRAFTSMAN TRAINING SCHEME (CTS) Fourth Semester (Semester Code no. RAT - 04) WEEK PRACTICAL THEORY ENGG. WORKSHOP NO. DRAWING. CAL.& Sc. 1-2 Practice on Care and maintenance Free hand drawing Bio chemistry: maintenance of of equipment of skeleton of Chemistry of water, charts,radiographic General principles and human body. Mineral, Vitamins, calibration. routine use of charts supplied by manufacturer, Radiographic calibration procedure, Tube rating chart. Protein, Carbohydrate, Lipids, Nucleic acids, Enzymes, Blood, Extra cellular fluids. 3-4 Practice on First First Aid: - Drawing of human -do- Aid in case of body & different shock etc. organs. Shock, convulsion, asphyxia, artificial respiration, Administration of Oxygen, Burns Electric shock & burns, wound, hemorrhage, pressure points, Tourniquet. Injuries to bone joints and muscles. Dressing or bandages, Plaster of Paris technique, splints, Drug reaction, Poisons. 5-8 Demonstration & CT Scan - Drawing of major Metabolism of practice on CT SCAN Principles, Scan parameters, Image reconstruction Image display, Image quality, computer system CT guided biopsy, contrast media etc. muscles, nerve supplies & blood supply & action. Drawing of different joints of human organ. Carbohydrate, Proteins, Lipids, Amino acids, Hemins, Purimes, Pyrimidies and Nucleic Acids Demonstration & MRI Scan- -do- Nature, properties, practice on MRI Basic Physics, Imaging Kinetics and mechanism of process, dynamic MR, MR action of energy and angiography etc. safety co-enzymes, Biological oxidation and bio-energetic Demonstration & Ultra-sonography - Sketches of heart Basic Ideas of practice on USG Physics, Techniques, Sketches of Chemical Reactions. Duration: Six Months 16
17 16-23 Basic familiarization (along with Doctor) Demonstration Patient treatment Telecobalt unit & Linear Accelerator using different treatment techniques like SSD, SAD, Wedge, rotation compensator. Application, Safety. RADIOTHERAPY :- i) Elementary Pathology- Health and disease. Degeneration, repair of wounds, inflammation, infection, immunity. ii) Tumors - Definitions, Classifications, causes, spread, General effects. iii) Methods of diagnosis (Elementary principles)- Clinical, Radiographic, histological and biochemical methods. iv) Treatments - Radical and Palliative, treatment. General principles of medical, surgical, radio therapeutic methods including anti-cancer drugs, hormones. v) Biological effects of radiation: Physical and chemical effects of radiation, General effects on cells and tissues. Recovery, sensitivity. Special effects on skin, mucous membrane, bone, lymph nodes, bone marrow, blood, eyes, goudas, spinal cord, lung. Effects of acute and chromic exposures. Whole body effects, radiation syndrome- Lethal dose. vi) Factors modifying radiation effect- Dose, type of radiation, area, volume, total time and fractionation of Neurons and nerves. Different drawing of bones, nerve roots & muscle attachment. i) Calculations of percentages, proportion, Inversesquare law. ii) Geometry of triangles. Logarithmic and Exponential functions. Linear and semi log plotting. iii) Elementary principles of - Magnetism as an electrical effect, magnetization of materials by electric current, the right hand rule, electromagnets. Force on conduction in magnetic field, Left hand rule. Voltmeter, Electromagnetic induction, wave form, peak and mean values, frequency, power and power factor 17
18 Treatment treatment. Local factors Compensator in tissue and tumors - design. type, site, blood supply, oxygenation, infection, previous treatment. Constitutional factors -age, state of health. vii) Clinical aspects of radiation reaction - care of patients undergoing radiotherapy(including use of blood counts). Care of reactions. Consequence of technical errors. viii) Absorption of X Rays and Gama Rays, Linear attenuation coefficient, Mass, Atomic absorption coefficient. Energy transfer and absorption co-efficient. Prepararation of thermoplastic mould. ix) Measurement of X rays and Gamma rays- Ionizing process. Exposures. Absorbed dose- and its units - rad, Gy, principles of measurement- ionization, photographic, Scintillation, thermo luminescent etc. Ionization chambers. Measuring instruments. Dosimeters. Quality of radiation, Half value layer etc. x) Radiotherapy treatment machines:- Telecobalt units, Linear accelerators, Brachy therapy units, Simulator, TPS etc. 18
19 xi) Radio therapeutic practices: a) Teletherapy calculations: SSD and SAD techniques. Use of charts and graphs for free air dose rate, back scatter factors, percentage depth dose, tissue air ratio, equivalent squares, wedges and compensator. b) Planning procedures: Construction of contour diagrams for plans. Tumor localization, field selection. Use of Isodose curves on body contours. Estimation of dose at different depth within the tissue using... curves, tissue inhomogeniety correction, correction for curvature of body contour. c) Treatment techniques-treatment techniques commonly used in lesions of skin, breast, pelvis, abdomen, thorax, spine, gland areas, limbs, larynx, ant rum, nasopharynx, testis, bladder, penish, tonsil, tongue etc. The use of single and multiple field arrangements, wedge filters, compensators, breast device, ROT, ARC, SKIP techniques etc. d) Branchy therapy procedure: Definitions Types, intracavitary, Interstitial, Mould intraluminal. Different 19
20 dosage systems. Sources used in Branchy therapy. Radiographic verifications. Superficial beta-ray applications. Mould room procedures, construction of moulds. 24 Visit to different Hospitals, Radiation Medicine Centre (RMC) 25 Revision 26 Examination ** All practical regarding the instruments and technique procedure (for both diagnostics and therapeutics) to be planned and carried out according to the facilities available in the Training Institute. 20
21 List of Tools & Equipments for the Trade of "RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN"(RADIO DIAGNOSIS & RADIO THERAPY) For 16 trainees Sl. No. Name of the items Qty. 1 Model/ Diagram of i) Van de Graff Generator ii) Linear accelerator 1 no. 1 no. iii) Betatron iv) Cyclotron 1 no. 1 no. v) Geiger Muller Counter 1 no. vi) Scintillation Counter 1 no. vii) Safety precaution chart 1 no. viii) Human Organs 1 set 1 set ix) Telecobalt Unit 2 Pocket Dosimeter 16 nos. 3 TLD Badges 16 nos. 4 Continuation monitor 2 nos. 5 X-ray Unit 500 MA, 80 KVP 1 no. 6 Darkroom facility 1 no. 7 G.M B. V counting set up 1 no. 8 Gamma Survey meter 1 no. (Range 0-20m R/hr or mr/hr). 9 Jacket and Shoes 16 nos. 10 Fire Extinguisher 1 no. 11 Lead Bricks 10 nos. Social Studies - Syllabus is Already Approved and common for all trades. 21
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