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Introduction to Radiologic Technology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780323014489

  • ISBN10:

    0323014488

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-10-09
  • Publisher: Mosby

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Summary

Now in its fifth edition, INTRODUCTION TO RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY continues to give readers an excellent foundation on which to build a career in the imaging sciences. It introduces the profession of radiologic technology and presents an overview of the body of knowledge that students will acquire in future radiography courses. They will also learn what to expect from a career in radiologic technology, what will be required of them as practicing radiographers, and what options they will have for advancement. The book opens with chapters on learning skills and a historical overview of medicine and radiology. Subsequent chapters cover essential topics in radiography such as patient care, ethics, medicolegal considerations, quality assurance, and radiation safety. This revised edition features a new chapter on critical thinking skills as well as significant content updates throughout.

Table of Contents

Part I: Becoming a Radiologic Technologist
Introduction to Quality Customer Service
3(16)
William J. Callaway
Becoming a Better Student
19(14)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Memorization---A Key to Learning
33(14)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Critical Thinking Skills
47(8)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
The History of Medicine
55(18)
William J. Callaway
Radiology: A Historic Perspective
73(14)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Part II: Practicing the Profession
Radiography Education: From Classroom to Clinic
87(16)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
The Language of Medicine
103(10)
William J. Callaway
Imaging Equipment
113(8)
William J. Callaway
Radiographic Examinations: Diagnosing Disease and Injury
121(12)
William J. Callaway
Imaging: Life Cycle and Quality
133(28)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Ethics and Professionalism in Radiologic Technology
161(14)
James Ohnysty
Patient Care and Management
175(10)
Penny S. Mays
Medicolegal Considerations
185(14)
Russell A. Tolley
Organizations and Operation of the Radiology Department
199(12)
Penny S. Mays
Economics of Radiology
211(8)
Daryl M. Reynolds
Quality Assurance in Radiology
219(18)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Radiation Safety and Protective measures
237(24)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Allied Health Professions
261(14)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Part III: Growing with the Profession
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
275(12)
Neta B. McKnight
The Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology
287(16)
Joanne S. Greathouse
Professional Associations
303(14)
William J. Callaway
Specialization in Radiologic Technology
317(26)
Carol C. Wyrick
Professional Development and Career Advancement
343(18)
LaVerne Tolley Gurley
Continuing Education for the Radiologic Technologist
361(10)
Barbara A. Burnham
Status of Health Care Delivery
371(14)
William J. Callaway
Appendix: Answers to Review Questions 385(4)
Glossary 389

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