Posted: May 1st, 2025

PowerPoint slides

For this assignment you will research a CT procedure and present it as a power point. A
powerpoint template is attached which outlines the information needed for this presentation
including: patient population, disease process, symptoms, lab work, types of contrast, IV site,
previous exams, diagnosis and treatment, and images.
Pick from 1 of the 3 following CT Case Study Scenarios.
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CT Angiogram of the head and neck in the setting of acute stroke
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CT of the chest for suspected pulmonary embolus
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CT of the abdomen and pelvis to rule out appendicitis
You are just creating a PowerPoint. You do not need to record a presentation. Please see the
attached rubric.
Case Study Rubric
Content
Points Possible
Comprehensive to include:
15
● Follows directions for assignment and answers
designated questions or topics in appropriate detail to
show a clear understanding of it and clearly relate it to
healthcare leadership.
● All responses to questions or designated topic areas are
justified and sourced with a minimum of one citation.
● All questions or topics are addressed
Coherent:
●Presentation demonstrates organization. It is easy to
follow with headings. Includes Introduction, Body, and
Conclusion.
● Clear and Concise.
● Presentation is creative and appealing in nature to
audience. It includes originality.
3
Mechanics: Correct and Consistent:
● APA Format.
● Supported. o Minimum of 3 credible sources
● Correct citations.
● Free from spelling and grammatical errors
2
Total
20
Points Earned
Template
Feel free to decorate or add any visuals that will spice up the
appearance of you case study.
Patient Population
• Male vs female population
• Age
• Patients with medical history that may be predisposed
Explain Disease process
• What can causes the problem?
• Risk factors
Symptoms
Lab Work
• What is needed for the CT to be performed safely?
• What sort of lab work may have been done to lead referring doctors
towards this type of procedure?
• What sort of lab work testing is done in conjunction with the CT exam
(not just so the CT can be performed safely but to help treat the
patient)?
Types of Contrast
• Oral contrast –why or why not- If necessary, what are the different
types of oral contrast available and why might they be utilized?
• IV Contrast- why is it crucial?
IV Site specifications
Exams CT may have replaced
• What exams were performed in the past before CT was so readily
available?
Diagnosis and Treatment
• What other diagnostic imaging exams are performed in conjunction
with the work up?
Diagnosis and Treatment
• What other imaging professionals and other imaging departments are
involved with treating the patient?
• What are avenues of treatment outside of the imaging department?
Images
• Please show examples of CT Scans pre and post treatment as well as
images from any other relevant imaging modalities.
• Please make sure any images highlight any abnormalities.