Sloane: Clark's Pocket Handbook for Radiographers






From the stable of 'Clark's Positioning in Radiography' now in it's 12th edition comes this practical pocket-sized rapid reference to radiographic techniques for students and qualified radiographers.

This hands-on guide provides clear and practical advice on the radiographer's day-to-day work. It covers how to position the patient and the central ray; gives guidance on the essential image characteristics; and each radiographic projection is illustrated with a positioning photograph and a radiograph, which, together with the key points, help the radiography achieve the ideal image result. This handbook also includes additional information such as image evaluation, medical abbreviations, relevant normal blood values and material on radiation protection; all relevant and useful advice for the radiographer.

Key Features
  • A practical hands-on guide for rapid reference in the radiographer's day to day work.
  • Key information given on correct patient positioning for all commonly-encountered projections.
  • By the authors of the well-respected Clark's Positioning in Radiography now in its 12th edition.
  • Convenient pocket-sized format.
  • Excellent quality images - both patient photographs and radiographs for each projection.

About the Author(s)
  • Charles Sloane MSc DCR DRI, Principal Lecturer and Radiography Course Leader, University of Cumbria, Lancaster, UK.
  • Ken Holmes MSc TDCR DRI Cert CI, Senior Lecturer, School of Medical Imaging Sciences, University of Cumbria, Lancaster, UK.
  • Craig Anderson MSc BSc, Clinical Tutor, X-ray Department, Furness General Hospital, Cumbria, UK.
  • A Stewart Whitley FCR TDCR HDCR FETC, Radiology Advisor, UK Radiology Advisory Services Ltd, Preston, UK. 

Contents
Section 1: Key Aspects of Radiographic Practice
  • Anatomical Terminology
  • Positioning Terminology
  • Projection Terminology
  • Examinations
  • Patient identification and Consent
  • Justification of Examination
  • Radiation protection
  • Pregnancy
  • Evaluating Images: ‘The 10-Point Plan’
  • Examination Timeline
  • Guidelines for the Assessment of Trauma
  • Theatre Radiography
Section 2: Radiographic Projections
  • Acromioclavicular joint
  • Abdomen: AP supine
  • Abdomen: Prone
  • Abdomen: Left Lateral Decubitus
  • AP
  • Ankle: Lateral
  • Calcanium: Axial
  • Cervical Spine: AP
  • Cervical Spine: Lateral Erect
  • Cervical Spine: C1/C2 (open mouth)
  • Cervical Spine: Lateral ‘Swimmers’
  • Cervical Spine: Lateral Supine
  • Cervical Spine: Oblique
  • Cervical Spine: Flexion & Extension
  • Chest: PA
  • Chest: AP
  • Chest: Lateral
  • Chest: Supine
  • Chest: Mobile/Trolley
  • Clavicle: PA
  • Clavicle: Infero-superior
  • Coccyx Lat
  • Elbow: AP
  • Elbow AP: alternate
  • Elbow: Lateral
  • Facial Bones: Occipito-mental
  • Facial Bones: Occipito-mental 30
  • Femur: AP
  • Femur: Lat
  • Fingers: DP
  • Fingers: Lateral index and middle
  • Fingers: Lateral ring and little
  • Foot: DP
  • Foot: Oblique
  • Foot: Lateral Erect
  • Forearm: AP
  • Forearm: Lateral
  • Hand: DP
  • Hand: DP Oblique
  • Hand: Lateral
  • Hip: AP
  • Hip: Lateral Neck of Femur
  • Hip: Frog Lateral
  • Humerus: AP
  • Humerus: Lateral
  • Knee: AP
  • Knee: Lateral
  • Knee: Horizontal Beam Lateral
  • Knee: Intercondylar Notch
  • Knee: Skyline Patella
  • Lumbar Spine: AP
  • Lumbar Spine: Lateral
  • Lumbar Spine: Oblique
  • Lumbar Sacral Junction: Lateral
  • Mandible: Lateral
  • Mandible: Lateral Oblique (supine)
  • Orbits: Modified Occipito-mental
  • OPG
  • Pelvis: AP
  • Sacroiliac Joints
  • Sacrum AP
  • Sacrum Lat
  • Scaphoid Anterior Oblique
  • Scaphoid Post Oblique
  • Scaphoid 45 degree
  • Shoulder Girdle: AP
  • Shoulder Joint: AP
  • Shoulder: Supero-inferior (axial)
  • Shoulder: ‘Y’ projection/Lateral Scapula
  • Sinuses: Occipito-mental
  • Sinuses: Lateral
  • Sinuses: Occipito-frontal
  • Skull: Occipito-frontal 20°?
  • Skull: Half-axial, Occipital-frontal 30°? (Towne’s)
  • Skull: Lateral Erect
  • Skull: Fronto-occiptial O20°? (Supine/Trolley)
  • Skull: Modified half axial (Supine/Trolley)
  • Skull: Lateral Supine (Trolley)
  • Sternum: Lateral
  • Thumb: AP
  • Thoracic Spine: AP
  • Thoracic Spine: Lateral
  • Thumb: Lateral
  • Tibia & Fibula: AP
  • Tibia & Fibula: Lat
  • Toe-Hallux
  • Toes-2nd to 5th
  • Wrist: PA
  • Wrist: Lateral
  • Zygomatic arches
Section 3: Useful Information for Radiographic Practice
  • Non Imaging Diagnostic Tests
  • Medical Terminology
  • Abbreviations

Book Details
  • Paperback: 242 pages
  • Publisher: Hodder Education; 1 edition (July 4, 2010)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0340939931
  • ISBN-13: 978-0340939932
List Price: $35.00
 

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