Use this practical workbook to reinforce your understanding of radiographic positioning and procedures! With chapters corresponding to those in Textbook ofRadiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy, 11th Edition, this workbook provides a wide variety of exercises to help you apply important positioning principles and critically evaluate images. Included are laboratory activities, situational questions, self-tests, and image critiques to review and reinforce what you have learned with the textbook. The perfect study tool, this workbook prepares you to succeed on credentialing exams and in clinical practice.
A wide variety of review exercises include questions on anatomy, select pathology, and clinical indications as well as a positioning critique and image evaluation questions.
Situational questions describe clinical scenarios and ask you to analyze and apply positioning criteria to specific examples.
Laboratory activities provide hands-on experience performing radiographs using phantoms, practicing positioning, and evaluating images.
Image critique questions describe an improperly positioned radiograph then ask what modifications need to be made to improve the image, preparing you to evaluate the quality of radiographs produced in the clinical setting.
Chapter objectives provide a checklist for completing the workbook activities.
Self-tests at the end of chapters help you assess your learning with multiple choice, labeling, short answer, matching, and true/false questions.
Answers to the review exercises are provided at the end of the workbook for immediate feedback.
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