Clinical Assessment Form
Fatima Al Hashimi
0/14 rated
Assessment Details
Positioning
(0/7 rated)Radiographic positioning — Upper Extremities
Radiographic positioning — Lower Extremities
Radiographic positioning — Chest PA & Lateral
Radiographic positioning — Respiratory system
Radiographic positioning — Shoulder & pelvic girdles
Radiographic positioning — Vertebral column
Radiographic positioning — Bony thorax & plain abdomen
Patient Care
(0/2 rated)Patient identification and right-side protocol
Patient-centered communication
Safety
(0/2 rated)Radiation protection & ALARA principles
Infection control procedures
Image Critique
(0/2 rated)Processing and sending images in PACS system
Radiographic image analysis — anatomy & pathology
Professionalism
(0/1 rated)Professional conduct & ethics
Course Learning Outcome (CLO) Ratings
Rate the student's achievement level for each CLO using the EPA 1–5 scale.
Describe and apply, within a professional standards and ethics context, theories of the psychosocial impact on human behavior.
Record and obtain information from individuals to provide quality levels of patient care.
Recognise and adapt, in a professional manner, to the variety of social, cultural and ethical perspectives.
Conduct radiographic examinations of the respiratory system, pelvis, shoulder girdle, vertebral column, the bony thorax and plain abdomen of an adult patient under supervision.
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