Semesters: 6
Credits: 80
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Bethlehem
Program Description:
Throughout the DMS degree’s abdomen extended-vascular track, you gain familiarity with the fundamental principles of diagnostic testing for the cerebrovascular and peripheral vascular systems, as well as organs within the abdominal and pelvic cavities. The curriculum also covers vascular pathophysiology, including a detailed study of venous and visceral vascular anatomy and intracranial arterial systems. Additionally, you learn how to perform noninvasive diagnostic procedures to evaluate the cardiovascular system and identify normal variants and congenital anomalies in adult and pediatric patients.
Semesters: 6
Credits: 77
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Locations:
Bethlehem
Program Description:
During your time in the DMS degree program’s cardiac track, you study the cardiovascular system’s anatomic, physiologic, and hemodynamic functions and the fundamentals of cardiovascular pharmacology and therapeutics. From essential concepts of cardiac imaging to performing other cardiac procedures like an exercise stress echo and dobutamine stress echocardiogram, you gain the hands-on expertise to work in the cardiology field and serve alongside doctors to support the health of individuals.
Semesters: 6
Credits: 76
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Locations:
Bethlehem
Program Description:
The degree in diagnostic medical sonography abdomen extended-OB/GYN track equips you as an entry-level sonographer with a robust knowledge of gynecological and obstetrical anatomy principles. This includes clinical applications and sonographic methods to visualize the pregnant uterus throughout all three trimesters, fetal anatomical survey, echocardiography, 3-D and 4-D imaging, and more.
Semesters: 6
Credits: 80
Program Map: Download PDF
Locations:
Bethlehem
Program Description:
Throughout the DMS degree’s abdomen extended-vascular track, you gain familiarity with the fundamental principles of diagnostic testing for the cerebrovascular and peripheral vascular systems, as well as organs within the abdominal and pelvic cavities. The curriculum also covers vascular pathophysiology, including a detailed study of venous and visceral vascular anatomy and intracranial arterial systems. Additionally, you learn how to perform noninvasive diagnostic procedures to evaluate the cardiovascular system and identify normal variants and congenital anomalies in adult and pediatric patients. With this expertise, you can also identify normal physiology and abnormal pathology identified in vascular testing and support other healthcare providers in treating arterial and venous diseases.
Semesters: 6
Credits: 71
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Locations:
Bethlehem
Program Description:
In the vascular track of the associate degree in diagnostic medical sonography, you develop a robust understanding of vascular structures, hemodynamics, and pathology. Your coursework and clinical experiences help you strengthen your technical expertise in cerebrovascular imaging, non-invasive peripheral arterial and venous testing, scanning protocols, methodology, and image evaluation in a vascular sonography setting.
With this expertise, you can also identify normal physiology and abnormal pathology identified in vascular testing and support other healthcare providers in treating arterial and venous diseases.