Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 1:

• Discuss the safe use, maintenance, and operation of equipment in nuclear medicine procedures.
• Explain quality control procedures associated with nuclear medicine procedures.
• Discuss the entire procedure sequence, including imaging parameters and patient history.
• Identify indications, contraindications, and patient instructions for nuclear medicine procedures.
• Describe precautionary measures to be taken during nuclear medicine procedures.
• Explain the use of radiopharmaceuticals, pre-medication, and any dietary restrictions.
• Discuss stress techniques, specimen collection, and the importance of communication skills.
• Explain image acquisition, interpretation, reporting, and data storage in nuclear medicine.
• Identify sources of error in nuclear medicine procedures.
• Discuss basic nursing procedures like body mechanics, vital signs, infection control, and first aid.
• Explain the use of patient support devices like intravenous lines/pumps, oxygen, foley catheter, drainage bag, and ECG monitor.
• Discuss quantitative analysis, regions of interest, curve generation, and image normalization in nuclear medicine procedures.
• Explain the process of image subtraction and co-registration of image sets.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 2:

• Perform calibration and quality control procedures on various equipment precisely.
• Discuss sodium iodide scintillation detectors in terms of components, performance characteristics, and quality control.
• Explain the operation and quality control of lab equipment and supplies.
• Develop and explain regulatory requirements according to the Department of National Health and Population.
• Discuss gamma ray spectra, pulse height analysis, and characteristics of sodium iodide detectors.
• Identify sources of random and systematic errors, and calculate precision and accuracy.
• Explain occupational health and safety laws and regulations in the context of nuclear medicine procedures.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 3:

• Describe measures to reduce radiation exposure during nuclear medicine procedures.
• Explain methods for the use, storage, and removal of radioactive materials in the department.
• Discuss the biological effects of radiation and relevant laws and protocols to protect individuals from unnecessary radiation exposure.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 4:

• Demonstrate the elution of the generator with appropriate shielding and aseptic technique.
• Independently operate the dose calibrator.
• Demonstrate perfect patient scheduling and record-keeping.
• Show proficiency in radiopharmacy preparation, quality control, and operation of radioactive administration equipment.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 5:

• Apply advanced research theories, designs, and methodologies in the field of diagnostic radiography.
• Develop a research proposal following department, faculty, and university standards.
• Conduct a research study adhering to research and ethics principles.
• Compile and present a research report in the appropriate written format.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 6:

• Apply advanced knowledge, skills, and attitudes in managing radiography departments.
• Demonstrate knowledge of ethics, human rights, and medical law in the radiography context.
• Apply management functions and entrepreneurship skills in the radiography sector.
• Adhere to relevant laws, regulations, and guidelines in the healthcare profession.
• Implement quality assurance practices effectively in the radiography context.
• Describe entrepreneurial principles related to managing a private radiography practice.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 7:

• Demonstrate knowledge of current and historical socio-political issues and their impact.
• Engage in community-based projects aligning with qualification requirements.
• Display personal growth through advanced understanding, insight, and problem-solving skills.
• Develop personal attributes in accordance with relevant laws and guidelines in the workplace.

Integrated Assessment:

• Assess learners' competence in Nuclear Medicine Radiography practice.
• Measure integration of knowledge, skills, and professional roles.
• Provide opportunities for reflective competence development.
• Analyze Nuclear Medicine practices critically, both theoretically and practically.