BS IMAGING SCIENCES

BSMIS

COURSE FACT

STUDY LEVEL STUDY NOTE PROGRAM DURATION CREDITS HOURS

Undergraduate

Full-Time

8 Semesters (4 years)

130

Eligibility Criteria

Intermediate (Pre-Medical) with minimum 50% marks or equivalent

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ADMISSIONS

OPEN 2024

OBJECTIVES

The DMIS program mission is supported by the following program goals and objectives:

1. Medical Knowledge:

A. The Doctor of Radiology program will provide high quality education which will prepare graduates to provide full-scope radiological services in an ethical and professional manner by professionally skilled instructors.

B. To train professional radiological scientists with sufficient and relevant scientific and technological skills with high degree of competence and safety in the practice of radiography in health care delivery system.

C. Understand the relationship between the basic and clinical sciences as it applies to Radiology. Apply their knowledge in the basic and clinical sciences to the determination of which imaging studies are most appropriate to the care of their patients. Understand which study would be most important and helpful versus which studies are less useful or helpful for diagnoses of a wide spectrum of specific diseases.

2. Patient Care:

The professional radiological scientist will

A. Learn the anatomic appearance of all parts of the body recognizable on imaging studies.

B. Learn to recognize changes seen on follow-up studies and determine how the new and additional information learned can be used in the care of patient.

C. Learn to understand when and which imaging studies are indicated for emergency, urgent or routine patient care and the appropriate time interval between such studies.

D. Learn which studies are contraindicated in a patient’s condition.

E. Understand basic information on equipment capability and how to access the technical expertise of technicians to overcome the difficulty in recognition of pathologies created by other basic factors (example – obesity, fibrosis, scar tissue, etc.).

F. Understand the socioeconomic capabilities of patients and the financial impact upon them of having studies done, especially in those cases where the study ordered has not been recognized to be useful in finding the pathology sought.

3. Practice Based Learning and Improvement

Radiological scientist will learn to:

A. Facilitate and support his/her own education by reading current journal publications and utilizing information technology.

B. Assess, apply, and assimilate investigative knowledge to improve patient care.

C. Have small group seminar discussions, film interpretation discussions, etc.

4. Interpersonal and Communication Skills

Radiological scientist will learn

A. The terminology specific to Radiology and how to use it in verbal and written communication with patients, family, staff and peers.

B. Learn how to communicate with patients as to the need for imaging studies and understanding the results of such studies.

c. Utilize intuitive and listening skills

D. Learn the importance of being a team player.

E. Learn how to communicate in an organized manner.

5. Professionalism

Prepare radiological scientist to:

A. Complete responsibilities reliably.

B. Demonstrate respect, empathy, and integrity.

C. Demonstrate understanding of ethical principles of autonomy, beneficence, informed consent, and confidentiality.

6 .Systems-Based Practice

Radiological scientist will

A. Recognize the role of the Radiologist as a member and coordinator of the healthcare delivery team.

B. Realize the Radiologist’s role in the community and society.

7. International competency

Prepare the radiological scientists to take the Radiology examination internationally.

8. Post graduation and Research

The program is committed to providing research experiences for radiological scientists so that they can contribute to the advancement of radiology.

Provide students with the educational background required to peruse postgraduate studies.

ROLE AND SCOPE

There are plenty of opportunities for graduate students in teaching and general hospitals to perform patient assessment, patient management, fluoroscopy and other radiologic procedures.

It has a wide scope, after completion you can work as a:

• Radiological assistant

• As radiological administrator

• Radiological equipment application experts

• Radiological scientist

• Researches

• Lecturer

Semester 1

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
ISL-101 Islamic Studies 2(2-0)
ETH-100 Ethics
ENG-107 Functional English 3(3-0)
ISL-103 Teachings of Holy Quran- I NC
PHSL-101 Physiology 3(2-1)
BIOC-101 Biochemistry 3(2-1)
GEN-105 Creative arts 2(2-0)
ANA-101 Anatomy 3(2-1)
Credit Hours 16

Semester 2

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EMB-222 Embryology 2(2-0)
CS-102 Application of Information &Communication Technologies 3(2-1)
GEN-104 Ideology & constitution of Pakistan 2(2-0)
ENG-108 Expository Writing 3(3-0)
RDS-111 Medical Radiological Physics & Radiation Sciences 3(3-0)
ANA-202 Cross Sectional Anatomy-I 3(2-1)
ISL-104 Teaching of Holy Quran- II NC
Credit Hours 16

Semester 3

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
PSY-201 Psychology 2(2-0)
GEN-202 Environmental Studies 3(2-1)
ANA-203 Cross Sectional Anatomy-II 3(2-1)
GEN-206 Entrepreneurship 2(2-0)
PATH-201 Pathology 3(3-0)
PHARM-201 Pharmacology 3(2-1)
ISL-201 Teachings of Holy Quran- III NC
Credit Hours 16

Semester 4

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
RDS-211 Introduction of Ultrasound 3(3-0)
GEN-203 Community Service Learning 2(2-0)
SUR-401 Surgery-I 3(3-0)
GYN-501 Gynecology and Obstetrics 2(2-0)
GEN-310 Research Methodology 3(3-0)
STAT-302 Biostatistics 3(3-0)
ISL-202 Teachings of Holy Quran- IV NC
Credit Hours 16

Semester 5

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
RSD-221 General Radiography 3(3-0)
MED-404 Medicine 3(3-0)
SUR-402 Surgery II 3(3-0)
RDS-314 Abdominal and Gynecological Ultrasound 3(2-1)
RDS-311 Musculoskeletal ultrasound and small parts ultrasound 3(2-1)
Credit Hours 15

Semester 6

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
RDS-419 Interventional Radiology-I 2(1-1)
RDS-313 Obstetrical Ultrasound 3(3-0)
RDS-412 Vascular Ultrasound 3(2-1)
RDS-415 Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine Techniques-I 3(3-0)
RDS-312 Principles of Echocardiography 3(2-1)
RDS-413 Advances in Medical Imaging Technology 3(2-1)
Credit Hours 17

Summer Semester

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
GEN-401 Internship 3(0-3)
Credit Hours 3

Semester 7

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
RDS-411 Radiography imaging Procedures 3(2-1)
RDS-416 Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine Techniques-II 3(2-1)
RDS-315 Computed Tomography (CT) 3(2-1)
RDS-414 Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)-I 3(2-1)
GEN-302 Patient Care 2(2-0)
RDS-519 Interventional Radiology-II 2(1-1)
Credit Hours 16

Semester 8

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
RDS-420 Administration and Management in Radiology 3(3-0)
GEN-402 Research Project 3(0-3)
RDS-417 Mammography Radiological Techniques 3(2-1)
RDS-418 Angiography and Cardiac Imaging 3(2-1)
RDS-421 Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)-II 3(2-1)
Credit Hours 15
Total Credit Hours 130