2credit hour(s)Prerequisite:DMS 1115 + DMS 1120 + DMS 1125 + DMS 1130 + DMS 1193 Corequisite:DMS 1525 + DMS 1530 + DMS 1590 + DMS 1593 The emphasis of this course is on recognizing the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the following as they relate to sonographic imaging: breast, musculoskeletal system, gastrointestinal system, non-cardiac chest, superficial and retroperitoneal structures, abdominal wall, cavities and vasculature. The sonographer’s role in ultrasound-guided procedures as well as pre- and post-organ transplant imaging will also be presented. Laboratory tests, signs and symptoms of disease will be discussed. Scanning techniques and protocols will be included.