Transitioning From the Classroom to the Clinical Environment

摘要

Upon graduation, radiologic science students are expected to know how to perform all general radiological examinations and operate equipment common to a radiology department. Initially, they learned about the radiologic procedures by reading textbooks and attending classroom lectures and laboratories; then, clinical rotations provided valuable hands-on experience.When students start clinical rotations, their natural inclination is to approach an examination procedure exactly as they learned it in a textbook or how an instructor demonstrated it in class.