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Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography, 6e

Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography, 6e
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Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography, 6e

 
 
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Sherer's Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography provides vital information on radiation protection and biology in a clear, concise, and easy-to-understand manner. Building from basic to more complex concepts, this book also presents radiation physics, cell structure, effects of radiation on humans at the cellular and systemic levels, regulatory and advisory limits for human exposure to radiation, and the implementation of patient and personnel radiation protection practices.

  • Historical perspectives explain the effects of low-level ionizing radiation and demonstrate the link between radiation and cancer and other diseases.
  • Chapter outlines and objectives, highlighted key terms bulleted summaries, and review questions help you follow and understand the material.
  • Full-color text and art programs enhance visual appeal, reinforce important elements, and hold your interest.
  • Review questions with answers help you assess your comprehension.
  • Student Workbook helps you review important text information presented in the book.
  • Companion online products provide you with an online supplement for the Sherer text.
  • Updated NCRP and ICRP regulations provide the regulatory perspective you need for practice.
  • New information on:

    • Chernobyl
    • Auger electrons
    • Expanded discussions about CR and DR especially in respect to mAs.
    • Expanded section on CT
  • Evolve Student Resources including web-links.


Product Details
Author:Mary Alice Statkiewicz Sherer AS RT(R) FASRT
Paperback:384 pages
Publisher:Mosby
Publication Date:February 23, 2010
Language:English
ISBN:0323066119
Product Length:9.2 inches
Product Width:7.4 inches
Product Height:0.6 inches
Product Weight:1.25 pounds
Package Length:9.2 inches
Package Width:7.5 inches
Package Height:0.6 inches
Package Weight:1.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 12 reviews

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Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 12 customer reviews )
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4Review of Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography  Apr 16, 2000 By George E. Sivertson
Having utilized Mary Alice Statkiewicz-Sherer's excellent text Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography through all three of her excellent editions I feel that I can well recommend this as not only a course level text book but an excellent review. The authors do not stand on the historic scare tactics of many others and yet cover this extensive topic with clarity and objectivity. My students have done well with this book as a text and study guide for the Radiation Protection section of the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, Radiographer examination. I find this is one of the only texts to cover the topic of radiation hormesis with truth and clarity that bespeaks the findings of the extensive double longitudinal study on radiographers performed by the University of Minnesota. With full knowledge as an educator of some 36 years I find this inexpensive paperback version excellent for student afordability.

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2Decent material; better as supplement vs. main source  Dec 23, 2008 By Stir-Crazy
I have just finished my Radiobiology & Protection class; and after a grueling semester, I have found that the Statkiewicz's book is disorganized and confusing. The author tends to hop around topics, for example: it says "see chapter 7 for more information", when you are trying to understand material from chapter 6. I was also using Radiologic Science for Technologists: Physics, Biology, and Protection (Radiologic Science for Technologists: Phys, Biol & Protectio) in another class, but Bushong's book also contains similiar and MUCH more organized and in-depth detailed pertinent information compartively. Bushong presented the same concepts in a more outlined format along with easy-to-read charts and tables. Some of Bushong's information does get into too much depth (no complaints there). After going through his book after Statkiewicz's, I felt like the material made a lot more sense. The only pro to using Statkiewicz is that she writes more indepth stories about the different radiation accidents.

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5Excellent book, great reference  Dec 09, 2005 By rad tech
I found this book to be essential for all the info I needed for radiation protection. It's not only well-written but quite complete. It also served as a wonderful reference for studying for the ARRT exam. Another great reference for the ARRT exam, is:

*The Ultimate Study Guide for the Registry Examination in Radiography: Key Review Questions and Answers by Patrick Leonardi, Volume 1, 2 and 3*

This book had great questions that were a definite help for passing the ARRT exam. You can't go wrong with *Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography* and with Leonardi's book.

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5Cathy in Albq.  Jan 09, 2004 By C. L. Heist "calcat1"
This is a great reference for all types of questions regarding ionizing radiation. well written and easy to understand with excellent tables, graphs and illustrations.


5Great for Parents as well as Students  Feb 23, 2012 By Richard Barr
This is an affordable workbook that supplements the textbook. As the parent of a Radiology student, Radiation Protection is the subject that I am most concerned about because it directly affects the health and safety of my child as well as the patient. Due to this fact, I became involved by helping my child study the course material during the semester. This workbook not only helped to reinforce my child's understanding of the subject matter in the textbook, it also helped to educate me and relieve some of the fear I had for my child entering the field of Radiology. I highly recommend this Radiation Protection workbook.

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