Radiography: Reserves

Top Score for the Radiology Boards: Q & A for the Core and Certifying Exams is the ideal diagnostic radiology board prep resource. Written by radiologist Alan Weissman, with contributions from dozens of leading experts at renowned institutions, Top Score has a simple ambition: to improve your test scores. The book covers all exam categories, including non-interpretive skills (NIS), physics, safety, breast, cardiac, diagnostic radiology, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, interventional, musculoskeletal, neuroradiology, nuclear, pediatrics, thoracic, ultrasound/reproductive/endocrinology, vascular, and general radiology. Chapters are composed of four types of test cases of varying focus and complexity, each on a two-page spread. Essentials starts with a patient presentation, followed by board-type multiple-choice questions. Details begins with a case presentation, followed by 10 rapid-fire questions, enabling brisk, high-volume learning. Image Rich presents multiple images that require accurate identification, enabling accelerated, high-volume image assessment practice. More Challenging follows the same format as Essentials but adds a higher degree of difficulty. Key highlights High-quality, board-type Q&A with detailed answer explanations High yield "Top Tips" for each case Special radiology artifacts section Image Rich and Details sections aid in rapid and lasting topic mastery Comprehensive review, covering all sections tested by the American Board of Radiology Written by experienced, expert question writers NIS chapter emphasizes proficiency in vital practice-related skills This quintessential home-study guide will help radiology residents and fellows prep for and ace both the certifying and core exams.

Uses easy-to-follow checklists to provide a complete, detailed, convenient, and organized tool for educators to compare, track, and evaluate student performance, progression, and competency in accordance with the mandatory ARRT standards. Features a Table of Contents that doubles as a "Grade Record" chart, enabling faculty to track a student's progress at-a-glance. Gives students the opportunity to practice positioning, manipulating equipment, central ray alignment, retrieval of necessary supplies, patient care, and more. Encourages critical thinking and the development of problem-solving skills by requiring that students to evaluate their own radiographs and to know the consequences of omitting even a single procedural step. Follows a body system organization. Features content on clinical disorders, genetic testing, ethics, genetic discrimination, and the roles of healthcare professionals.