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Training Skills Direct X-Ray and Radiology Collection



Anatomy for X-Ray Specialists Fluoroscopy Principles of Radiographic Exposure Radiology Quality Assurance X-Ray Film Processing X-Ray Physics X-Ray Standard Positioning



X-Ray and Radiology Collection X-Ray and Radiology Collection Bundle CD-ROM brought to you by Training Skills Direct. 7 Training Course Collection 1440 Pages 8 Training Manuals 40 Complete Lessons Complete Installation Package Either run this training course bundle from the CD-ROM or install directly onto your computer with full access from your Windows Start menu. The training courses are provided in PDF format and they are fully indexed for easy navigation. Box image used for illustration purposes only. You will receive a CD-ROM in a protective sleeve and mailer. This listing is for a CD-ROM. You will not receive a hard copy book. Available for Windows only. Not compatible with Mac OS X.

Anatomy for X-Ray Specialists Training Course Training Manual - Anatomy for X-Ray Specialists (169 Pages) Lesson 1 - Introduction to Human Anatomy Section I. Orientation Introduction Medical Terminology Section II. Cells Cell Structure Cell Division Tissue Section III. Bones Bones of the Skeleton Bone Structure Classification of Bones Bone Formation and Growth Descriptive Terminology Cartilage Joints Section IV. Common Fractures General Classifications Specific Classifications Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - Regional Osteology Section I. Upper Extremity The Hand The Forearm The Arm The Shoulder Girdle Articulations of the Hand Articulations of the Upper Free Extremity Articulations of the Hand Palpation Points of the Upper Extremity Section II. Lower Extremity The Foot The Leg The Thigh The Pelvic Girdle or Pelvis Articulations of the Lower Extremity Palpation Points of the Pelvis and Lower Extremity Section III. The Vertebral Column Functions of the Vertebral Column Vertebral Structure Differentiating Characteristics of Typical Vertebrae by Regions Atypical Vertebrae Vertebral Landmarks Section IV. The Thorax The Sternum The Ribs Landmarks of the Trunk Section V. The Skull Individual Cranial Bones Individual Facial Bo Hyoid The Temporomandibular Joint Aspects of the Skull Interior of the Cranial Cavity The Nasal Cavity Landmarks and Palpitation Points of the Skull Individual Cranial Bones Exercises Solutions Lesson 3 - Body Systems Other Than Skeletal Section I. The Digestive System The Mouth The Tongue The Salivary Glands The Teeth The Pharynx The Esophagus The Stomach The Small Intestine The Large Intestine The Accessory Organs of Digestion Functions of the Accessory Organs of Digestion and the Small Intestine Section II. The Urogenital System The Kidneys The Ureters The Urinary Bladder The Urethra The Male Reproductive System The Female Reproductive System Section III. The Respiratory System The Nose and Paranasal Sinuses The Pharynx The Larynx The Trachea The Bronchi The Lungs The Pleura and the Pleural Cavity Mechanics of Respiration Section IV. The Nervous System The Nervous System The Autonomic (visceral Efferent) Nervous System Central Nervous System The Brain The Spinal Cord Section V. The Circulatory System The Lymphatic System The Spleen Blood The Cardiovascular System The Heart The Blood Vessels Systemic Circulation Pulmonary Circulation Pathological Conditions Section VI. The Endocrine System Thyroid Gland Parathyroid Gland Adrenal Glands Pituitary Gland Gonads Pancreas Intestinal Glands Pineal Gland Thymus Section VII. The Special Senses The Eye The Ear Exercises Solutions Fluoroscopy Training Course Training Manual - Fluoroscopy (224 Pages) Lesson 1 - Special Considerations in Radiography and Fluoroscopy Section I. Fluoroscopy Apparatus Patient, Focal Spot and Shutter Relationships Technical Factors Examination Technique Protection Spot-Film Radiography Serialograph Serial Film Changers Automatic Contrast Medium Injector Use of Television (TV) Videotape Recording Section II. Special Techniques and Equipment Image Intensification Principles of Image Intensification Basic Operational Consideration Duties and Responsibilities of the X-Ray Specialist Density Equalization Filters Composition and Construction Where Density Equalization Filters May Be Introduced Basic Principles Section III. Contrast Media Alimentary Tract Radiopaques Water-soluble Radiopaques Viscous and/or Oily Radiopaques Radiolucent Media Reactions to Contrast Media Emergency Treatment of Reactions Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - Digestive and Urogenital Systems Section I. The Digestive System The Esophagus The Stomach and Duodenum (Upper GI Series) Small Intestine (Small Bowel Series) Large Intestine (Double Contrast) Barium Enema Large Intestine (Single Contrast) Barium Enema Gallbladder Cholecystography Cholangiography Section II. The Urogenital System Intravenous Pyelography Retrograde Pyelography Cystography and Pneumocystography Nephrography Nephrotomography Urethrography Hysterosalpingography (Uterosalpingography) Section III. The Decubitus Positions Essentials of the Positions Description Clinical Use Considerations Technique Identification Clinical Applications Exercises Solutions Lesson 3 - Respiratory, Cardiovascular and Nervous Systems Section I. The Respiratory System Alternative Modalities or Procedures Section II. The Vascular System The X-Ray Specialist's Role Patient Preparation Solutions Materials and Apparatus Special Angiographic Equipment Radiographic Equipment Position of Patient Site of Injection Method of Injection Rate of Injection Use of a Tourniquet Projections Size of Film The CR Radiographic Exposure Factors Angiographic Examination of the Upper Extremities Angiographic Examination of the Lower Extremities Angiocardiography Cardiac Catheterization Abdominal Angiography Cerebral Arteriography Cerebral Venography and Sinus Venography Intra-Osseous Venography Lymphangiography Section III. The Central Nervous System Ventriculography Myelography Diskography Exercises Solutions Lesson 4 - Special Radiographic Procedures Section I. Mammography Anatomy and Physiology of the Breast Focal-spot Size Anode Storage Capacity Filtration Beam-restricting Devices Films Technical Factors Patient Positioning General Conditions Section II. Pediatric Radiography Handling of Infants and Small Children Physical Factors Radiographic Procedure Section III. Tomography Tomographic Systems Principles of Tomography Factors of Section Thickness Milliampere Seconds Exposure Time, Amplitude and Rate of Tube Travel General Principles Section IV. Orthoradiography for Skeletal Surveys Methods Section V. The Skeletal System Definition Purpose Clinical Procedure Arthritic Survey Metastatic Survey Long Bone Series Bone Age Scanography Spot Scanography Principles of Scanography Procedures Scoliosis Section VI. Radiographic Demonstration of Fluid Levels Principles Clinical Procedure Section VII. Soft Tissue Radiology Uses Technical Factors and Procedure Section VIII. Portable Radiography Portable X-Ray Machines Radiation Protection Film Holders and Grids Bedside Radiography Surgical Radiography Exercises Solutions Principles of Radiographic Exposure Training Course Training Manual - Principles of Radiographic Exposure (98 Pages) Lesson 1 - Principles of Radiographic Exposure I Section I. Introduction The X-Ray Beam X-Ray Exposure Terms Section II. The Silver Image Image Characteristics Radiographic Density Radiographic Contrast Short-Scale Versus Long-Scale Contrast X-Ray Penetration Factor of X-Ray Wavelength Absorption By Body Parts Absorption Variables Radiographic Exposure Value of Constants Section III. The Effect of Source-to-Image Distance on Density Source-to-Image Distance Application of Inverse Square Law Arithmetical Relation of mAs and SID Section IV. Function of Kilovoltage Greater Exposure Efficiency by Use of Higher Kilovoltage Relation of kVp-mAs-SID-Density Overexposure Underexposure Kilovoltage and Contrast Contrast Without Fog Kilovoltage and Exposure Latitude Wide Exposure Latitude Narrow Exposure Latitude Section V. Factors Influencing Secondary Radiation Fog Influence of Tissues Influence of Kilovoltage Section VI. Methods of Controlling Fog Kilovoltage Effects of Higher Kilovoltages Effects of Lower Kilovoltages Grids Function of Grids The Stationary Wafer Grid Necessity For Increasing Exposure Grid Ratio Use With Cassettes The Potter-Bucky Diaphragm The Focused Bucky Potter-Bucky Mechanisms Grid Lines on Film Modification of the Primary Beam Cones, Cylinders, Diaphragms, and Collimators Geometry of Film Coverage Ratio of Secondary Radiation to Remnant Radiation Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - Principles of Radiographic Exposure II Section I. Function of Milliampere-Seconds Rule-of-Thumb for Density Changes Reciprocity Law Tables of Milliamper-Second Values Milliampere and Time Relation Time-Density Relation Experiment: Milliampere-Time Density Relation Section II. Geometry Of Image Formation Shadows and X-Ray Images Shadow Formation By Light Illustration Image Characteristics Reduction of Unsharpness Types of Definition Geometrical Unsharpness: Influence of Focal Spot Geometrical Unsharpness: Influence of Object-Filmdistance Geometrical Unsharpness: Influence of Source-to-Imagedistance Motion Unsharpness Immobilization Screen Unsharpness Distortion: Introduction Magnified Distortion True Distortion Illustration of True Distortion Section III. X-Ray Intensifying Screens Film Exposure Holders Intensifying Screens Speed Screen Contact Proper Care Of Screens Fluoroscopic Screen Section IV. Standardization Of Exposure Radiographic Quality Diagnostic Usefulness Criteria For Radiographic Qua Contrast Extremes Contrast And Sharpness Value of Total Impression Standardized Exposure System Optimum Kilovoltage Technique Advantages Rules For Application Selection of Factors Thickness Only a Guide Establishing a Basic mAs Example Thickness Greater Than Average Smaller Thicknesses Overexposure Example of Correcting Overexposure Underexposure Example of Correcting Underexposure Phototiming Summary Exercises Solutions Radiology Quality Assurance Training Course Training Manual - Radiology Quality Assurance (203 Pages) Lesson 1 - Quality Assurance and Quality Control Benefits of Quality Control and Quality Assurance for Patients and Departments Elements Quality Control System Record Keeping Test Review Evaluation Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - Regulations Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations Regulations: Technical Bulletin Medical 521 Exercises Solutions Lesson 3 - Quality Assurance/Quality Control Monitoring and Maintenance Purpose Personnel Exercises Solutions Lesson 4 - Radiographic Unit Quality Control Tests Section I. Wisconsin Kilovolt Peak Quality Control Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section II. Electronic X-Ray Timing and Milliamperes Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section III. Focal Spot Quality Control Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section IV. Collimator Quality Control Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section V. Automatic Exposure Timer (AET) Quality Control Test Equipment/Material Procedure Reproducibility Test Evaluation and Interpretation kVp Compensation Test Evaluation and Interpretation Field Sensitivity Matching Test Evaluation and Interpretation Density Control Function Test Evaluation and Interpretation Response Capability Test Evaluation and Interpretation Backup Timer Test Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 5 - Fluoroscopic Unit Quality Control Tests Section I. Minimum Source to Tabletop Distance Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section II. Beam Restriction Adequacy Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section III. Focusing and Resolution of the Imaging System Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section IV. the Exposure Rate Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 6 - Tomographic Units Quality Control Tests Section I. Cut Level Indicator Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section II. Exposure Angle Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section III. Uniformity of Tomographic Exposure Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section IV. Cut Thickness Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section V. Flatness of Plane Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section VI. Resolution Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 7 - Processors/Darkrooms Quality Control Tests Section I. Automatic Processor Accuracy Test Establishing Norms Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Section II. Automatic Processor Accuracy Test - Daily Maintenance Equipment Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section III. Safelight Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section IV. Darkroom Assurance Light Leak Test Equipment Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 8 - Illuminators Quality Control Tests Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 9 - Cassettes/Intensifying Screens Quality Control Tests Section I. Film-Screen Combination Quality-Control Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section II. Film-Screen Contact Test Equipment Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 10 - Grid Alignment Quality Control Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 11 - Protective Devices Quality Control Tests Section I. X-Ray Tube Protective Circuitry Test Equipment/Material Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Section II. Protective Devices Quality Control Test Equipment/Material Fluoroscope Procedure Overhead Tube Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Exercises Solutions Lesson 12 - Retake Analysis Program Various Methods of Procedural Selection Procedure Evaluation and Interpretation Follow-up Exercises Solutions X-Ray Film Processing Training Course Training Manual - X-Ray Film Processing (108 Pages) Lesson 1 - The Chemistry and Handling of X-Ray Film Section I. Introduction Scope General Section II. Composition of X-Ray Film Chemical Components of Film Production of the Latent Image Dental X-Ray Film Photofluorographic Film Film Characteristics Section III. Chemistry of Film Processing Manual Developer Solution Automatic Developer Solution Fixer Solution Section IV. Handling and Storage Handling Storage Precautions Safeguards Against Light Fog Precautions Against Static Discharges Loading and Unloading the Cardboard Film Holder Removal of Film from Carton Loading and Unloading the Cassette Removing and Loading Dental Film Loading Processing Hangers with Regular Film Immersion of Hangers in Solutions Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - The X-Ray Film Processing Room Section I. Processing Room, Its Facilities and Its Equipment General Arrangement of the Darkroom Processing Room Layout Lightproof Entrances Illumination Ventilation Electrical Wiring The Loading Bench Processing Tanks Maintenance of Tanks The Film Dryer Section II. Processing Accessories Arrangement Processing Hangers The Interval Timer Miscellaneous Processing Equipment Exercises Solutions Lesson 3 - Automatic X-Ray Film Processing Section I. Automatic Film Processing Basic Principle Roller-Transport System Circulation-Filtration System Replenishment System Tempering System Air-Dryer System Chemistry Electrical System Operation of the Automatic Processor Maintenance Section II. Manual Film Processing Mixing Solutions Importance of Cleanliness Water Source and Temperature Mixing Utensils Mixing Procedure Solution Storage Mixing with Seawater The Method of Processing Development Replenisher System Development Replenisher System Operation Rinsing Process Water Rinse Bath Acid Rinse Bath Fixing Process Single-Tank Fixing Solution Single-Tank Fixer Replenishment Two-Tank Fixing Solution Washing Process Water for Washing Washing Time Temperature of Wash Water Using Seawater for Washing The Drying Process Drying Aids Drying Time Preparing the Radiograph for Filing Section III. Factors Affecting Film Processing Mechanics of Silver Deposition Standardization of Processing Procedures Value of Standardized Processing Procedures Developer Contrast Time-Temperature Processing Influence of Development Time Relation of Time to Activity Basic Times of Development Exposure-Contrast Relationship Influence of Developer Solution Temperature Time Compensation for Temperature Changes Low Temperatures High Temperatures Factors Influencing Developer Activity Date of Development Composition of the Developer Dilution of Developer Exhaustion of the Developer Agitation of the Solution Solution Level Secondary Characteristics of Developer Solution Secondary Characteristics of Fixer Solutions Exercises Solutions Lesson 4 - X-Ray Film Processing Under Adverse Field Conditions and Other Special Methods Section I. X-Ray Film Processing Under Adverse Field Conditions and Other Special Methods Field Processing Procedure Equipment Processing at 60° to 75°F Processing at 75º to 90ºF Section II. Special Processing Methods Photofluorographic Film Accessories for Photofluorographic Film Processing Chemicals for Photofluorographic Film Processing Processing Roll Film Processing Facilities for Roll Films Solutions for Roll Films Procedures for Processing Roll Films Processing Sheet Film and Short Lengths of Roll Film Section III. Special Processing Methods High Temperature Processing Temperature Above 75ºf Temperatures Above 90ºf Tray Processing Rapid Processing of Surgical Radiographic Emergency Processing Measures Exercises Solutions X-Ray Physics Training Course Training Manual - X-Ray Physics (153 Pages) Lesson 1 - Matter and Energy Section I. Introduction Purpose Scope History of Radiography Radiology The Enlisted X-Ray Specialist Section II. Basic Concepts of Matter and Energy Matter Energy Mass-Energy Relationships The Law of Conservation Atomic Structure Isotopes Valence Formation of Molecules Radioactivity X-Radiation Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - Electricity, Magnets and Circuits Section I. Introduction Law of Electrostatics Electric Current Section II. Electric Currents Nature of an Electric Current Sources of Electric Current Fundamental Factors Present in Every Electric Circuit Section III. Elementary Electric Circuits Ohm's Law Work and Power in an Electric Circuit Section IV. Magnetism Classification of Magnets Properties of Magnets Magnetic and Nonmagnetic Substances Properties of Magnetic Materials Magnetic Fields Characteristics of Lines of Force Electromagnetism Production and Use of Electromagnetic Force Electromagnetic Induction Self-Induction Mutual Induction Section V. Electric Generators and Motors The Simple Alternating Current Generator Direct Current Generator Advantages of Alternating Current The Electric Motor Section VI. Electrical Devices Current-Measuring Devices Transformers Transformer Core Types Transformer Losses Voltage Regulators Rectification Valve Tube Rectification Half-Wave Rectification Full-Wave Rectification Method of Testing Rectifiers and Timers Three-Phase Exercises Solutions Lesson 3 - X-Ray Circuits and Tubes Section I. Major X-Ray Machine Circuits Line-to-Autotransformer Circuit X-Ray Tube Filament Circuit High-Tension Circuit The Timer or Control Circuit Circuitry in a Typical X-Ray Machine Section II. X-Ray Tubes Introduction The Production of X-radiation Development of X-Ray Tubes Target Material and Anode Construction Focal Spot Anode Heel Effect Grid-Controlled Tube Rating Charts Exercises Solutions Lesson 4 - X-Ray Safety Section I. Avoiding Electrical Hazards Introduction Fuses - Machine Protection Only Severity of Electrical Shock Grounding Common Danger Area Rescue of Electrical Shock Victims Section II. Radiation - Interaction of Photons with Matter Ionization Other Interactions Section III. Radiation - Detection and Measurement Total Dose and Dose Rate Ion Chamber Film Badge Section IV. Radiation - Protection Inverse Square Law Photon Energy Factor Absorber Density Absorber Thickness Section V. Radiation - Cellular Concepts Life Cycle of a Cell Classification of Cells Deoxyribonucleic Acid and Ribonucleic Acid How Ionizing Radiation Affects Deoxyribonuciel Mechanisms of Radiation Injury Radiosensitivity of Cells Radiosensitivity of Species Section VI. Radiation - Residual Dosage Units of Radiation Dosage Maximum Permissible Dose Section VII. Radiation--Biological Effects Acute Radiation Syndrome Chronic Effects Section VIII. Practicing Radiation Protection Protection for the Specialist Protection for the Patient Protection for Others Exercises Solutions Appendix - Radiation Therapy Guidelines X-Ray Therapy Guidelines Gamma-Beam Therapy Guidelines Example of Emergency Procedures for Failure of Gamma- Beam Control Mechanism X-Ray Standard Positioning Training Course Training Manual 1 - X-Ray Standard Positioning 1 (240 Pages) Lesson 1 - Body Mechanics, Patient Handling and Positioning Section I. Protecting Your Back An Ounce of Prevention Body Alignment Base of Support The Line of Gravity The Center of Gravity Rules for Lifting and Carrying Heavy Objects Avoiding Back Injury on the Job Exercises Solutions Section II. Moving and Transporting the Patient Assessing the Patient An On-the-Job Injury Transferring a Patient from a Wheelchair to an X-Ray Table Transporting from Stretcher to X-Ray Table (Patient Assisted) Considerations: Moving a Patient Who Cannot Assist The Draw Sheet Pull (Patient Unable to Assist) Plactic Slide-board in Lieu of Draw Sheet The Three-person Lift and Carry Stretcher Placement in the Three-person Carry Using Good Body Mechanics Throughout the Three-person Carry Positioning the Patient on the X-Ray Table Special Situations Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - The Order of Procedure Section I. Order of Procedure (Steps 1 and 2) Competence and Professionalism Projecting a Professional Image The Working Side of the Table The Order of Procedure Order of Procedure,; Step One: Patient Preparation Order of Procedure Step 2: the Control Panel Exercises Solutions Section II: Order of Procedure (Steps 3 Through 5) Order of Procedure, Step 3: Select Table Factor Order of Procedure Step 4: Positioning the Patient Order of Procedure, Step 5: Taking the Exposure Exercises Solutions Lesson 3 - Positioning Terminology Section I. General Terms and Body Part Terms The Terms, X-Ray Film and Radiograph Radiographic Examination Anatomic Position Body Part Terminology Right Angle Radiographic Viewing Exercises Solutions Section II. Positioning and Projection Terminology Projection Posteroanterior Projection Anteroposterior Projection View Routine Method Specific Body Functions Lateral Position Oblique Position Decubitus Position Recumbent Positions Dorsal Recumbent, Dorsal Decubitus or Supine Position The Ventral Recumbent, Ventral Decubitus or Prone Position The Lateral Decubitus or Lateral Recumbent Position Exercises Solutions Section III. Projection, Central Ray and Breathing Technique Terminology Projection Terminology Central Ray Terminology Breathing Terminology Exercises Solutions Lesson 4 - Film Identification and Captioning Section I. The X-Ray Request Form The Importance of Scrutinizing the X-ray Request Slip Radiological Exam, Consultation Request/Report Form The Patient's Identification Block Exam Requested and Specific Reasons (Brief Clinical History) Age, Sex, Ward and Pregnancy Blocks Requestor's Name, Signature, Telephone Number and Date Blocks Location of Medical Records Block The Radiologist’s Report The Procedure Worksheet - Composite Health Care System Exercises Solutions Section II: Film Identification Projection A Film Identification System Film Identification Systems Rules for Determining the Proper Letter Marker Exercises Solutions Lesson 5 - Positioning for Exams of the Upper Extremities Section I. Radiographic Projections of the Hand Patient Dress and Removal of Artifacts Measuring the Part Setting the Control Panel Source to Image Receptor Distance (SID) Posteranterior Hand Oblique Hand Lateral Hand Section II. The Wrist and Forearm Posteranterior Wrist Oblique Wrist Lateral Wrist Posteranterior Wrist with Ulnar Flexion Anteroposterio Forearm Lateral Forearm Section III. the Elbow Anteroposterio Elbow Lateral Elbow Section IV. The Humerus Full Length Anteroposterio Humerus Full Length Lateral Humerus Section V. the Shoulder Anteroposterio Shoulder with External Rotation Anteroposterio Shoulder with Internal Rotation Inferiorsuperior Axial Projection of Shoulder Section VI. The Scapula Anteroposterio Scapula Lateral Scapula Section VII. The Clavical and Acromioclavicular Joints Anteroposterio Clavical Acromioclavicular Joints Exercises Solutions Appendix - Glossary of Terms Training Manual 2 - X-Ray Standard Positioning 2 (245 Pages) Lesson 1 - Positioning for Exams of the Lower Extremities Section I. Introduction Patient Dress, Artifacts and Immobilization Measure Body Part Technical Factors Measuring the Source-to-Image Receptor Distance Section II. Projections of the Foot The Foot The Anterior Posterior Foot The Oblique Foot The Lateral Foot Exercises Solutions Section III. Projections of the Ankle The Anterior Posterior Ankle Lateral Ankle Mortise Ankle Exercises Solutions Section IV: Projections of the Calcaneus The Plantodorsal The Lateral Calcaneus Exercises Solutions Section V. Projections of the Leg Anterior Posterior Leg Lateral Leg Exercises Solutions Section VI. Projections of the Knee Anterior Posterior Knee Lateral Knee Tangential (Axial) Projection (Sunrise) Posteroanterioa Axial (tunnel) Exercises Solutions Section VII: Projections of the Femur Anterior Posterior (Mid and Distal) Femur Lateral (Mid and Distal) Femur Anterior Posterior (Mid and Proximal) Femur Lateral (Mid and Proximal) Femur Exercises Solutions Lesson 2 - Positioning for Exams of the Pelvic Area Section I. Projections of the Hip Anterior Posterior Pelvis Lateral Frog-Leg Hip Anterior Posterior Hip Axiolateral Hip (Trauma) Exercises Solutions Section II. Projections of the Pelvis Anterior Posterior Pelvis Anterior Posterior Sacrum Lateral Sacrum Anterior Posterior Coccyx Lateral Coccyx Exercises Solutions Lesson 3 - Positioning for Exams of the Trunk Section I. Projections of the Chest Posteroanterioa Hest Lateral Chest Left Lateral Decubitus Chest Exercises Solutions Section II. Projections of the Ribs Posteroanterioa Ribs Above Diaphragm Anterior Posterior Ribs Above Diaphragm Anterior Posterior Ribs Below Diaphragm Oblique Ribs, Above Diaphragm Oblique Ribs Below Diaphragm Exercises Solutions Section III. Projections of the Sternum Right Anterior Oblique Sternum Lateral Sternum Exercises Solutions Section IV. Projections of the Abdomen Anterior Posterior Supine Abdomen Anterior Posterior Upright Abdomen Exercises Solutions Lesson 4 - Positioning for Exams of the Spine Section I. Projections of the Thoracic Spine The Anterior Posterior Thoracic Spine (T-Spine) The Lateral Thoracic Spine (T-Spine) Exercises Solutions Section II. Projections of the Cercical Spine Lateral Cervical Spine (C-Spine) Anterior Posterior Cervical Spine Open Mouth C-spine Right Posterior Oblique or Left Posterior Oblique C-spine Swimmer’s Lateral Cervicothoracic Spine Exercises Solutions Section III. Projections of the Lumbar Spine Anterior Posterior Lumbar Spine Lateral Lumbar Spine Lateral Lumbosacral Articulation Right Posterior Oblique or Left Posterior Oblique Lumbar Spine Exercises Solutions Section IV. Projections of the Lumbosacral and Sacroilia Carticulations Anterior Posterior Lumbosacral Articulation (Joint) Lateral Lumbosacral Articulation (Joint) Anterior Posterior Axial Sacroiliac Articulation Bilateral Oblique Sacroiliac Articulation Exercises Solutions Lesson 5 - Positioning for Exams of the Cranium, Sinuses and Mandible Section I. Projections of the Cranium (Skull), Sinuses and Mandible Surface Anatomy and Reference Points Posteroanterioa Axial Skull (Caldwell) Lateral Skull (Bi-Lateral) Anterior Posterior Axial (Chamberlain Towne, CT) Exercises Solutions Section II. Projections of the Sinuses Posteroanterioa Projection (Caldwell Method) Parietoacnthial Projection (Waters Method) Lateral Sinuses Exercises Solutions Section III. Projections of the Mandible Posteroanterior Mandible Axiolateral (Oblique) Mandible Exercises Solutions Lesson 6 - Positioning for Additional Skull Procedures Section I. The Temporomandibular Joint and the Nose Axiolateral Position, Schuller Method (Bilateral, Open and Closed-Mouth) Lateral Nasal Bones (Bilateral) Exercises Solutions Section II. Projections of the Facial Bones Parietoacanthial Facial Bones (Waters Method) Lateral Facial Bones Exercises Solutions Section III. Projections of Zygomatic Arches Submentovertex Projection (Basilar Position) Oblique Axial Position (Tangential Projection) Exercises Solutions Appendix - Glossary of Terms





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