On successful completion of this module, the student will be able to:
1) Describe a wide range of procedural aspects of IR
2) Demonstrate an understanding of the key aspects of patient care pre, during and post IR procedures
3. Understand the role of medical devices and pharmacological agents used in IR
4.Demonstrate an appropriate theoretical background for the healthcare professional to undertake intravenous injection procedures in an Imaging Department.
5.Demonstrate an understanding of the pharmacological and physiological principles of preparations administered in diagnostic imaging and further aspects of practical administration, dealing with adverse incidents, delegation of prescribing responsibilities and administration protocols are all included.
6. Explain and undertake the practical procedure of intravenous cannulation and administration of intravenous contrast agent
7. Explain and implement the safety precautions associated with intravenous administration of contrast agents.
8. Critically analyse operational protocols governing cannulation procedures and administration of contrast agents within your work place.
9. Demonstrate an understanding of the professional and medico-legal implications of this role (IV cannulation).
10.Negotiate and implement departmental protocols for the safe administration of intravenous injections by the healthcare professional.

This module is not offered to students who are not following the accredited Diagnostic Imaging degree.

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