Clinical Radiation Oncology Il
Radiation Therapy · 3 hrs Lecture
CCMB-2912 prerequisites
23 courses appear in this chain, up to 6 levels deep. 12 are needed whichever route you take: BIOL-1112 → PHYS-1301 → CCMB-2903 → SOC-1100 → CCMB-2520 → CCMB-2902 → CCMB-2912 → CCMB-2913 → PHYS-2503 → SOC-1102 → CCMB-2550 → CCMB-2901 Unless you get permission, 1 more is needed: STAT-1501.
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Taking CCMB-2912 is a prerequisite for 5 courses directly, and opens 13 once their own follow-ons are counted.
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- RT 4 YEAR BSc (RADIATION THERAPY)
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Description
This course builds upon the knowledge and skills acquired in Clinical Radiation Oncology I. The course continues to focus on cancer, with emphasis on clinical presentation, routes of spread and the management of major tumour sites in both adults and children. Considerable time is spent on treatment techniques and sequelae of treatment, which enhances the student's critical thinking skills as it relates to a variety of scenarios. Students will also gain an understanding of systemic radiation therapy treatment and the role of radiation therapy in the treatment of benign disease. The lab component of this course provides the student with hands-on experience allowing them to relate the didactic material to simulated clinical situations.
Requisite courses
Admission to the Radiation Therapy Program, CCMB-2902 [prerequisite(s)]; CCMB-2901, CCMB-2550 and CCMB-2913 (must be taken previously or at the same time as this course).
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