This department trains the diagnostics that show how the heart and lungs are performing, and the imaging that supports them.
You work through resting and ambulatory electrocardiography (ECG), exercise tolerance testing, echocardiography, and pulmonary function testing including spirometry — learning correct lead placement and probe handling, what a good-quality recording looks like, how to coach a patient through an effort-dependent test, and the common technical faults that make a result unusable.
Imaging training covers safe practice, patient positioning and image quality, and how imaging sits alongside functional results in a complete diagnostic picture.
Instruction starts in our cardiopulmonary and imaging laboratories on campus and continues under supervision at Mikindani Hospital.
Graduates typically work in cardiology and respiratory units, diagnostic centres and outpatient clinics.
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