Here are the branches of Radiography; Diagnostic Radiography Nuclear Medicine Ultrasound Computed Tomography (CT) Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Interventional Radiology
Hello Ephraim Here are some advice for you: 1. Set realistic goals. Don't try to do too much too soon. Start by setting small, achievable goals for yourself, such as getting high scores in your continuous assessment. Once you've achieved these goals, you can gradually set more challenging ones. 2. Find a study buddy. Studying with a friend or classmate can help you stay motivated and accountable. You can quiz each other, discuss concepts, and help each other understand difficult material. 3. Join a study group. Study groups can be a great way to learn from your peers and get help with difficult concepts. You can also find practice questions and study materials online or in the library. 4. Attend all your classes. This may seem like a no-brainer, but it's important to attend all of your classes, even if you think you can learn the material on your own. Lecturers often give hints or tips in class that can help you on exams. 5. Take good notes. Taking good notes will help you remember the material and study more effectively. Make sure to write down the important points, as well as any examples or explanations that the lecturer gives. 6. Review your notes regularly. Don't wait until the night before the exam to review your notes. Review them regularly throughout the semester so that the material stays fresh in your mind. 7. Practice, practice, practice. The more you practice, the better you will do on exams. There are many practice questions available online and in the library. You can also practice with your classmates or friends. 8. Get help when you need it. Don't be afraid to ask for help from your lecturers, classmates. They are there to help you succeed. 9. Manage your time wisely. Radiography is a demanding program, so it's important to manage your time wisely. Create a study schedule and stick to it. Make sure to leave enough time for breaks and relaxation. 10. Get enough sleep. Getting enough sleep is essential for good grades. When you're well-rested, you're better able to focus and learn. 11. Stay positive. It's important to stay positive and motivated throughout your studies. Remember why you chose to study radiography and focus on your goals.
Hello Chizzy, It is nice to hear from you. Read my guide on how to study and pass the JAMB exam here; studentship.com.ng/how-to-pass-jamb/ Let me know if you have further question.
Yes you can do that but not in Nigeria. I’m a Radiographer practicing in England currently. There is something called Pre-registration Radiography. It allows anyone with science background (irrespective of your country) to become a Radiographer after 2 years. Check online for more information. Pls bear in mind, this is not possible in Nigeria but UK.
Sir, pls is it true that it is almost impossible to establish your diagnostic centre with radiography because of the high cost of machines?....A friend said you can't establish on your own you have to work for someone
It's true that establishing a diagnostic center with radiography can be a significant financial investment due to the high cost of machines. However, it's not entirely impossible to do on your own. While it may be challenging, it's not impossible to start your own diagnostic center with radiography. With careful planning, financial management, and a strong business model, you can overcome the hurdles and make it a successful venture.
@@LydiaBlessing-ft9er No, Lydia. COOU does not offer Radiography at the moment. See the list of universities currently offering radiography here; studentship.com.ng/universities-offering-radiography-in-nigeria/ Let me know if you have further questions.
Nice interview.
ADA is a vibe 😄❤️
Thanks for watching 👍
I like her Spoken English. She is confident and know her program of study well.
Thank you very much
Your presentation is awesome, straight, inspiring and educative.
Your family today, tomorrow is blessed.
Thank you very much. I appreciate.
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Thank you, Princess.
Thanks for this program......I'm an aspiring radiographer
Glad to help.
What school did you choose?
University of Benin
Please what is the brachis of radiography
Here are the branches of Radiography;
Diagnostic Radiography
Nuclear Medicine
Ultrasound
Computed Tomography (CT)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Interventional Radiology
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Thanks for watching.
Am about proceeding
I wish you success
Amen that's what brought me to searching about the course
Please can radiographers travel abroad like nurses do
Yes, of course
The dosage of radiotion accumulated by a radiographer before he or she is asked to leave for the day does it has a side effect in future
No, Raphael
All the necessary precautions are taken not to affect your health.
I have a degree in Biochemistry, can I switch to med Radiography with a 2.2 CGPA?
Yes, you can apply via direct entry.
It now depends on the admission requirement of the school you're applying to study Radiography.
I'm a first year radiography student, what's your advice for me.
Hello Ephraim
Here are some advice for you:
1. Set realistic goals. Don't try to do too much too soon. Start by setting small, achievable goals for yourself, such as getting high scores in your continuous assessment. Once you've achieved these goals, you can gradually set more challenging ones.
2. Find a study buddy. Studying with a friend or classmate can help you stay motivated and accountable. You can quiz each other, discuss concepts, and help each other understand difficult material.
3. Join a study group. Study groups can be a great way to learn from your peers and get help with difficult concepts. You can also find practice questions and study materials online or in the library.
4. Attend all your classes. This may seem like a no-brainer, but it's important to attend all of your classes, even if you think you can learn the material on your own. Lecturers often give hints or tips in class that can help you on exams.
5. Take good notes. Taking good notes will help you remember the material and study more effectively. Make sure to write down the important points, as well as any examples or explanations that the lecturer gives.
6. Review your notes regularly. Don't wait until the night before the exam to review your notes. Review them regularly throughout the semester so that the material stays fresh in your mind.
7. Practice, practice, practice. The more you practice, the better you will do on exams. There are many practice questions available online and in the library. You can also practice with your classmates or friends.
8. Get help when you need it. Don't be afraid to ask for help from your lecturers, classmates. They are there to help you succeed.
9. Manage your time wisely. Radiography is a demanding program, so it's important to manage your time wisely. Create a study schedule and stick to it. Make sure to leave enough time for breaks and relaxation.
10. Get enough sleep. Getting enough sleep is essential for good grades. When you're well-rested, you're better able to focus and learn.
11. Stay positive. It's important to stay positive and motivated throughout your studies. Remember why you chose to study radiography and focus on your goals.
I’m an 100l radiography student too
Sir please, is Medical Radiography same as Radiography and radiation science in Nigeria.
Yes, university refer to the course as Medical Radiography and Radiological Sciences.
Yes
@@naldayaknanmiri are you a student of Medical Radiography?
@@StudentshipI'm an aspirant this 2024 hoping to get admitted
@@naldayaknanmiri I wish you all the best. I hope to hear your testimony soon.
Pls i am abt to do change of course from biochem to med rad so i would love to know abt their pay here in Nigeria somebody told me that its 30k
The information is false.
Med Radiography, Nursing, Med Lab Science and Physiotherapy have similar pay.
Hello sir I seriously need help on how to study for this jamb exam the text books are confusing can you please help me with some guides
Hello Chizzy,
It is nice to hear from you. Read my guide on how to study and pass the JAMB exam here; studentship.com.ng/how-to-pass-jamb/
Let me know if you have further question.
@@CarinleonoficialFans message if you are writing physics chemistry biology in jamb
Please can someone bsc in physics do msc in radiology?
No, not possible.
You must study Radiography at the undergraduate level.
Yes you can do that but not in Nigeria. I’m a Radiographer practicing in England currently.
There is something called Pre-registration Radiography. It allows anyone with science background (irrespective of your country) to become a Radiographer after 2 years. Check online for more information.
Pls bear in mind, this is not possible in Nigeria but UK.
@@nnaemekaugwu2734 Thank you for your response.
@@grepot3channel618 no. To be a radiologist you must obtain BSC in medicine and surgery before further to radiology
What university is she going to
UNN
Sir, pls is it true that it is almost impossible to establish your diagnostic centre with radiography because of the high cost of machines?....A friend said you can't establish on your own you have to work for someone
It's true that establishing a diagnostic center with radiography can be a significant financial investment due to the high cost of machines. However, it's not entirely impossible to do on your own.
While it may be challenging, it's not impossible to start your own diagnostic center with radiography. With careful planning, financial management, and a strong business model, you can overcome the hurdles and make it a successful venture.
Can i switch from biochemistry to radiography
What school?
@@Studentship unizik
@@brandonamaechi1513 It is possible to switch to Radiography.
Sir please what is the cut off mark for radiography in unn?
James,
The cut off mark would be released after the Post UTME.
But, it is usually 260+. What is your JAMB score?
Is it possible to switch from microbiology to Nursing in Unn
Yes, Adaeze
It is possible, but very difficult to switch to Nursing Science.
How much is their school fees?
Lydia,
What school are you asking for?
@Studentship UNN
@@Studentship please can i study Radiology in Ojukwu university?
@@LydiaBlessing-ft9er No, Lydia. COOU does not offer Radiography at the moment.
See the list of universities currently offering radiography here; studentship.com.ng/universities-offering-radiography-in-nigeria/
Let me know if you have further questions.
@@LydiaBlessing-ft9er see the school fees here; studentship.com.ng/unn-school-fees/
Let me know if you have further questions.
Does it affect a man
No, it does not.
There are necessary safety guidelines in place.