Package Information
Hours: 24.0 hours
#688 Quality Management in Imaging. (Book & Exam) The radiographer will review the most up-to-date information available on the quality management aspects of darkrooms, processing, equipment and accessories, fluoroscopic and advanced imaging, artifacts, repeat analysis and silver recovery. Included also are Mammography, CT, MRI, Sonography and Nuclear Medicine, QM issues and documentation forms to help you comply with QM standards. Text Included: Quality Management in the Imaging Sciences by Jeffrey Papp, Ph.D.
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#690 Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography. (Book & Exam) This Complex Home study course with essential information on the biologic effects of ionizing radiation and protection to ensure safe medical use. Emphasis on radiation physics, cell structure, effects of radiation on humans at cellular and systemic levels, radiation quantities and units, regulatory and advisory limits for human exposure of radiation. Describes implantation of radiation safety, regulations and theory. Text included: Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography, 4th Edition by Mary Alice Statkiewicz-Sherer, AS., RT(R), F.A.S.R.T., Paul J. Visconti, Ph.D., and E. Russell Ritenour, Ph.D.
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.0 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.0 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.0 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#694 Medical Techniques in Imaging. (Book & Exam) This new course introduces to the radiographer the importance of patient care in imaging technology, with in-depth discussions on the importance of professionalism, ethics and effective communication. An overview of radiological science and the fundamentals of pharmacology, electrocardiogram, and medication administration including contrast agents, bedside radiography, special procedures, adverse reactions and age related care for pediatrics and geriatrics. Text included: Basic Medical Techniques & Patient Care in Imaging Technology, 6th Edition, by Lillian S. Torres, RN, BS, MS, MEd, CNS, NP, TerriAnn Linn-Watson Norcutt, MEd, RT(RM), RDMS and Andrea Guillen Dutton, MEd, RT(RM).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
#687 Breast Imaging. (Book & Exam) The Mammographer will review principles of mammographic imaging; methods used to produce quality mammograms; breast diseases and images of mammographic pathology. Included are over 400 radiographic images of common breast lesions, a practical guide to use at work. Text included: Breast Imaging Companion by Gilda Cardenosa, MD.
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#693 Radiologic Imaging Sciences. (Book & Exam) This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.5 hours
#694 Medical Techniques in Imaging. (Book & Exam) This new course introduces to the radiographer the importance of patient care in imaging technology, with in-depth discussions on the importance of professionalism, ethics and effective communication. An overview of radiological science and the fundamentals of pharmacology, electrocardiogram, and medication administration including contrast agents, bedside radiography, special procedures, adverse reactions and age related care for pediatrics and geriatrics. Text included: Basic Medical Techniques & Patient Care in Imaging Technology, 6th Edition, by Lillian S. Torres, RN, BS, MS, MEd, CNS, NP, TerriAnn Linn-Watson Norcutt, MEd, RT(RM), RDMS and Andrea Guillen Dutton, MEd, RT(RM).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.0 hours
#694 Medical Techniques in Imaging. (Book & Exam) This new course introduces to the radiographer the importance of patient care in imaging technology, with in-depth discussions on the importance of professionalism, ethics and effective communication. An overview of radiological science and the fundamentals of pharmacology, electrocardiogram, and medication administration including contrast agents, bedside radiography, special procedures, adverse reactions and age related care for pediatrics and geriatrics. Text included: Basic Medical Techniques & Patient Care in Imaging Technology, 6th Edition, by Lillian S. Torres, RN, BS, MS, MEd, CNS, NP, TerriAnn Linn-Watson Norcutt, MEd, RT(RM), RDMS and Andrea Guillen Dutton, MEd, RT(RM).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.0 hours
#694 Medical Techniques in Imaging. (Book & Exam) This new course introduces to the radiographer the importance of patient care in imaging technology, with in-depth discussions on the importance of professionalism, ethics and effective communication. An overview of radiological science and the fundamentals of pharmacology, electrocardiogram, and medication administration including contrast agents, bedside radiography, special procedures, adverse reactions and age related care for pediatrics and geriatrics. Text included: Basic Medical Techniques & Patient Care in Imaging Technology, 6th Edition, by Lillian S. Torres, RN, BS, MS, MEd, CNS, NP, TerriAnn Linn-Watson Norcutt, MEd, RT(RM), RDMS and Andrea Guillen Dutton, MEd, RT(RM).
Correspondence
Hours: 24.0 hours
#694 Medical Techniques in Imaging. (Book & Exam) This new course introduces to the radiographer the importance of patient care in imaging technology, with in-depth discussions on the importance of professionalism, ethics and effective communication. An overview of radiological science and the fundamentals of pharmacology, electrocardiogram, and medication administration including contrast agents, bedside radiography, special procedures, adverse reactions and age related care for pediatrics and geriatrics. Text included: Basic Medical Techniques & Patient Care in Imaging Technology, 6th Edition, by Lillian S. Torres, RN, BS, MS, MEd, CNS, NP, TerriAnn Linn-Watson Norcutt, MEd, RT(RM), RDMS and Andrea Guillen Dutton, MEd, RT(RM).
Correspondence
Course Information
Hours: 12 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
(Texas NON-IONIZING) Reviews MRI Scanning techniques, with a focus on how
to optimize image quality and how to examine structures. Includes patient care
considerations and positioning and the use of contract agents. Text included:
Handbook of MRI Technique, 2nd edition, by Catherine Westbrook, DCR
(an excellent reference guide to use at work).
Exam Only
Hours: 12 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
Radiographers, here is an excellent course for you to review principles
of mammographic imaging; methods used to produce quality mammograms and
mammographic pathology. Included are components of the mammography screen-film
image system; quality assurance programs for mammography;
mammographic positioning; breast diseases and mammographic pathology.
A practical guide for you to use daily at work. Text included: Mammographic
Imaging - A Practical Guide by V. Andolina, RT(R), S. Lille, RT(R) and K.
Willison, RT(R).
Book and Exam
Hours: 46 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
This course for the cardiac sonographer will review the most current
information on the fundamental principles and practices of echocardiography.
Starting with basic concepts of cardiac anatomy and physiology to specific
cardiac pathologies associated with echocardiographic findings are epitomized.
Includes anatomy and physiology of the heart, applications of cardiac sonography
with focus on transthoracic, transesophageal and stress. Additional topics
provided are quality assurance performance testing and preventive maintenance.
Text included: Echocardiography, 2nd Edition by Mark N. Allen, M.B.A., R.D.M.S.,
R.D.C.S., R.V.T.
Book and Exam
Hours: 10.5 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $54
Exciting new course provides a complete, concise coverage of basic
radiographic procedures, addresses all the fundamental topics of limited
radiography focusing on practical skills. Part I includes comprehensive
coverage of x-ray science and technologies, equipment, radiation safety,
radiographic anatomy and pathology, patient care, pediatric and geriatric
concerns. Text is perfect for practitioners. Text included: Radiography
Essentials for Limited Practice by Bruce W. Long, MS, RT(R)(CV).
Book and Exam
Hours: 9.5 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
A valuable course for diagnostic radiographers with focus on all aspects
of imaging technology. Includes the use of computers, lasers and traditional
imaging techniques. Review of current technology, quality assurance, enviroNational Medical Education ntal
issues, pollution and the implications of current European legislation.
Excellent practical approach to explaining text and looking at application
techniques. Text included: Radiographic Imaging A Practical Approach,
3rd Edition, by Chris Gunn, MA, TDCR (Text book published in United Kingdom,
includes differences in the spelling of certain terms)
Book and Exam
Hours: 7 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
This course provides the radiographer with a thorough practical approach
to mastering the fundamentals of cross-sectional anatomy using scanograms,
computed tomography images, magnetic resonance images followed with correlating
live drawings. The emphasis is on identifying anatomy through images in
different body and segmental planes which may prove useful in obtaining optimal
images of the anatomy of interest. Part I focuses on the chest, abdomen, male
and female pelvis. Designed to maximize the learning experience. Text included:
Introduction to Sectional Anatomy by Michael E. Madden, PhD, RT(R), (CT), MR)
Book and Exam
Hours: 7 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
Developing a strong understanding of anatomy in cross-section is essential
for a successful career in radiographic imaging. This new comprehensive text
introduces the clinical significance of sectional images and how they relate
to effective diagnosis and treatment. Emphasizes the physical relationships of
the structures presented in three ways - anatomical scanograms, patient scans
with computed tomography images and magnetic resonance images followed with
correlating line drawings. Part II focuses on head, neck, spine, and joints.
Gain a solid foundation with this up-to-date text. Text included: Introduction
to Sectional Anatomy by Michael E. Madden PhD, RT(R), (CT), (MR)
Book and Exam
Hours: 11 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
New revised course provides the radiographer with a practical approach
to mastering the fundamental principles of imaging. Emphasizes mathematical
applications that help to produce high quality radiographic images. Latest
information included on new technologies, such as capture imaging and digital
imaging management. Text included: Radiographic Imaging & Exposure, 2nd Edition
by Terri L. Fauber, Ed.D., R.T.(R)(M)
Book and Exam
Hours: 10 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover New Edition Coming Soon
This home study course will give you a practical review of the common
diseases you encounter in your daily practice, including over 200 radiographic
images. You will review major body systems focusing on anatomical structures,
imaging considerations, commonly encountered diseases and radiographic
findings visualized in common diseases. The major body systems include:
Skeletal, Respiratory, Abdomen, Gastrointestinal, Biliary, Urinary,
Reproductive, Cardiovascular, and Central Nervous System.
You will use this practical course text as a daily reference at work.
Text included: Radiographic Pathology for Technologists, 4th Edition by
James D. Mace, MBA, RT(R) and Nina Kowalczyk, MS, RT (R).
Book and Exam
Hours: 10 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
The Mammographer will review principles of mammographic imaging;
methods used to produce quality mammograms; breast diseases and images
of mammographic pathology. Included are over 400 radiographic images of
common breast lesions, a practical guide to use at work. Text included:
Breast Imaging Companion by Gilda Cardenosa, MD.
Book and Exam
Hours: 17 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $54
The radiographer will review the most up-to-date information
available on the quality management aspects of darkrooms, processing,
equipment and accessories, fluoroscopic and advanced imaging, artifacts,
repeat analysis and silver recovery. Included also are Mammography, CT, MRI,
Sonography and Nuclear Medicine, QM issues and documentation forms to help
you comply with QM standards. Text Included: Quality Management in the
Imaging Sciences by Jeffrey Papp, Ph.D.
Book and Exam
Hours: 9 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
The radiographer will review imaging of the physically traumatized patient.
Providing quality radiographs which lead to improved clinical management and
better patient outcomes. An overview of trauma, patterns of injury, trauma
severity, patient dispositions, trauma radiographic protocols, appropriate
modalities, radiographic techniques and contrast allergic reactions are
emphasized. Radiographic evaluation of commonly encountered traumatic
injuries are illustrated by 400 radiographic images. Imaging modalities include
MRI, CT, Nuclear Medicine and Ultrasound. Text included: Trauma Radiography
Companion, Edited by Eric J Stern, MD with contributors.
Exam Only
Hours: 15 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
This Complex Home study course offers essential information on the biologic
effects of ionizing radiation and protection to ensure safe medical use.
Emphasis on radiation physics, cell structure, effects of radiation on humans
at cellular and systemic levels, radiation quantities and units, regulatory
and advisory limits for human exposure of radiation. Describes implantation
of radiation safety, regulations and theory. Text included: Radiation
Protection in Medical Radiography, 5th Editiion by Mary Alice Statkiewicz-Sherer,
AS., RT(R), F.A.S.R.T., Paul J. Visconti, Ph.D., and E. Russell Ritenour, Ph.D.
Book and Exam
Hours: 10 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
This home study course will give you the latest clinical research
on patient care procedures for radiographers. Review important topics
such as communication, patient care, safety, medico-legal considerations,
transfer, positiioning, physical needs, infection control (including AIDS
and hepatitis), medications, intravenous, medical emergencies, CPR standards,
acute care situations, contrast media, and allergic reactions. Use this practical
course text as a daily reference at work. Text included: Patient Care in
Radiography, 6th Edition, by Ruth Ann Ehrlick,RT(R), Ellen Doble McCloskey,
RN, MN and Joan A Daly, RT (R), MBA
Book and Exam
Hours: 7 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
Put the future of Breast Imaging into focus! This unique course provides
a comprehensive coverage and step-by-step guidance to understand and use
digital mammography in the detection of breast cancer. Everything from physics
and communication system (PACS) issues are addressed. Current clinical trials
and evidence based support for the use of filmless mammography are reported.
Text included: Digital Mammography, by Etta D. Pisano, Martin J. Yaffe, and
Cherie M. Kuzmiak
Book and Exam
Hours: 14 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
This course offers an overview of radiologic sciences and patient care
that meets the standards set by the Americian Society of Radiologic Technologists
curriculum guide and The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
The complete and accessible coverage provides guidance on professional issues
to imaging techniques, technology, equipment safety, patient care and
ethical-legal issues. Text included: Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care
by Arlene M. Adler, (RT) and Richard R. Carlton, MS, RT (R) (CV)
Book and Exam
Hours: 14 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover
This new course introduces to the radiographer the importance of patient
care in imaging technology, with in-depth discussions on the importance of
professionalism, ethics and effective communication. An overview of radiological
science and the fundamentals of pharmacology, electrocardiogram, and medication
administration including contrast agents, bedside radiography, special
procedures, adverse reactions and age related care for pediatrics and geriatrics.
Text included: Basic Medical Techniques & Patient Care in Imaging Technology,
6th Edition, by Lillian S. Torres, RN, BS, MS, MEd, CNS, NP, TerriAnn Linn-Watson
Norcutt, MEd, RT(RM), RDMS and Andrea Guillen Dutton, MEd, RT(RM)
Book and Exam
Hours: 18 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $70.00
This unique text focuses on practical skills and addresses all the
fundamental topics of limited radiography. Part II of this course emphasizes
ethics and legal consideration, safety and information control, medications
and laboratory skills, and mathematics for radiographers. Provides an
indispensable reference of topics for limited radiography. Text is perfect
for practitioners. Text included: Radiography Essentials for Limited
Practice by Bruce W. Long, MS, RT(R)(CV).
Book and Exam
Hours: 16 | ASRT APPROVED Category A View Book Cover NEW! Online Exam $35
This home study course is a practical review of the common
diseases encountered in daily practice. Review of major body systems
with focus on anatomical structures, imaging considerations and radiographic
findings. This outstanding text is a daily reference at work. Text included:
Comprehensive Radiographic Pathology: 3rd Edition by Ronald L. Eisenberg, MD
and Cynthia A. Dennis, R.T.
Book and Exam
Hours: 15 | ASRT APPROVED Category A
NEW! Online Exam $59.00
Book and Exam
