Mich. Admin. Code R. 333.5206 - Definitions; M
Rule 5206.
(1)
"Medical radiologic technologist" means an individual, other than a licensed
practitioner, who, while under the general supervision of a licensed
practitioner performs medical x-radiation procedures involving the application
of machine produced ionizing radiation to human beings for diagnostic,
therapeutic, and research purposes.
(2) "Medical radiologic technology" means the
science and art of performing medical x-radiation procedures involving the
application of machine produced ionizing radiation to human beings for
diagnostic, therapeutic, and research purposes. The specialized disciplines of
medical radiologic technology are medical radiography, radiation therapy
technology, chiropractic radiography, limited diagnostic radiography, and
radiologist assistant.
(3) "Medical
radiographer" means an individual, other than a licensed practitioner, who,
while under the general supervision of a licensed practitioner, applies machine
produced ionizing radiation to a part of the human body.
(4) "Medical radiography" means the science
and art of applying machine produced ionizing radiation to human beings for
diagnostic, and research purposes.
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