Fundamentals of Imaging This course will provide you with the principles involved in the formation and recording of the radiologic image in both conventional and digital imaging systems as well as the principles of image quality assessment.

1. Fundamentals of
Imaging
RAD 206
Image Production

5. which one is the oldest

7. which one wants to ask a
question

9. which ones are obviously
married to each other

10. more
father or mother

11. who does she look like more
father or mother

12. Who is the boss

14. Which one is the potato

15. Where is the animal

20. 52-year-old Margaret Daalman,
whose x ray is above, swallowed
78 pieces of cutlery.

29. Activity

30. pencil is one of the best
eyes
professor Louis Agassiz
Because you learn more about a
subject when you draw it, this
activity is designed to develop a
three dimensional imagination of
items (specially bones)

31. Items needed :
1.Pencil & Papers.
2.Skeleton and / or separated bones.
Steps :
1.Choose any bone from the skeleton and draw it
from 6 different angles.
2.You can start by drawing from an angle which
shows the largest area.
3.At one point try to draw without looking at the
paper.
4.Consider the effect of light source and shadows.