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Diagnostic UltrasoundPrinciples and Instruments
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Step 1: Review Text ISBN: 0721631924 Format: Hardcover
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Price: $80.95
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New! Thorough, comprehensive, classicthis is the standard and “most trusted” physics reference, now in its updated and expanded 7th edition. Like the other texts, it covers the UPI exam topics, is well illustrated with more than 1000 images and conceptual drawings, and includes a glossary, key terms, and self-assessment quizzes to keep you on track. Of the three books in the Davies catalog, this one has the most illustrations and is the most current on the latest imaging technologycontrast agents, harmonic imaging, coded excitation, panoramic imaging, spatial compounding, 3D imaging, and digital image storage and communication. Also, we believe, it is the most thorough, technical, and therefore difficult of these three books. Saunders. 1,268 illustrations. 592 pp. |
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| Diagnostic Ultrasound |
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ISBN: 0323020232 Format: Hardcover
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Price: $355.00
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Here is a big favorite of our own authors and one of the most commonly used textbooks in the field of ultrasound. The new 3rd edition retains all of the features that made the 1st and 2nd editions so useful, while adding new content, updates, new illustrations, and coverage of the latest state-of-the-art concepts including color and power Doppler, hysterosonography, laparoscopic sonography, and ultrasound-guided interventional procedures. Color boxes highlight important findings and differential diagnosis throughout the text. Boldface key terms and concepts make it easy to find what you need quickly. Very popular among ultrasound educators, students, veteran sonographers, and radiologists alike. A must for departmental libraries. 5 star top rating from Doody's Health Sciences Book Review. 2-volume set. Mosby. 5,150 illustrations. 1,856 pp.
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Key Features
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Provides unique image collages in which 6–9 ultrasound images portray the wide range of presentations for each abnormality.

Uses colorful boxes and tables to make key diagnostic features easy to access at a glance.

Includes outstanding, full-color coverage of power Doppler ultrasound.
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New To This Edition
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Offers 5 brand-new chapters:

• Gestational Trophoblastic Disease
• Organ Transplantation
• Safety of Obstetric Ultrasound
• Invasive Fetal Procedures
• Pediatric Interventional Ultrasound

Delivers more than 50% new images of phenomenal quality—over 770 in all.

Presents a wealth of information on new contrast agents and new technologies. | |
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Ultrasound Physics Review| A Q&A Review for the ARDMS SPI Exam |
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Exam: Sonography Principles & Instrumentation Step 2: Mock Examination CME Credits: 12 hours ISBN: 0941022749 Format: Comb-bound
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Price: $55.00
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New edition for the ARDMS SPI exam!
Here is the new SPI edition of the single best-selling mock exam devoted to the ARDMS exam in ultrasound physics. If you are looking for guidance and a clear understanding of the principles and facts you must know to pass the SPI exam, this is the review for you. Written by a sonographer who not only loves ultrasound physics but delights inand excels atexplaining it to others, this mock examination hones your test-taking skills, measures your progress as you study, and assesses your strengths and weaknesses by exam topic so that you can focus your effort where it counts. With 600 registry-like questions, 83 image-based questions, and simple, clear explanations, the SPI edition of the best-selling Ultrasound Physics Review illuminates this difficult subject from the point of view of the sonographer and points the way to success. An Image Gallery prepares you to tackle the scans on the exam. Precisely based on the ARDMS exam outline and edited by eminent medical physicist Jim Zagzebski, PhD, Ultrasound Physics Review covers all topics in the new revised exam as well as the physics section of the Physicians' Vascular Interpretation (PVI) exam.Very effective in combination with any of the physics texts in our online catalog. 12 hours of SDMS-approved CME credit. More than 80 images. 235 pp.
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Vascular Physics Review| A Q&A Review for the ARDMS Vascular Physics Exam |
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| Donald P. Ridgway, RVT | | Cindy A. Owen, RT, RVT, RDMS, FSDMS | | Barton A. Bean, RVT | | James A. Zagzebski, PhD | | Sergio X. Salles-Cunha, PhD, RVT, FSVU |  |
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Exam: Vascular Physics & Instrumentation Step 2: Mock Examination CME Credits: 7.5 hours ISBN: 0941022544 Format: Comb-bound
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Price: $55.00
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Need extra help with vascular physics? With registry-like questions and clear explanations, Vascular Physics Review illuminates this challenging topic from the point of view of experts who themselves have taken and passed the ARDMS examinations. Vascular Physics Review reveals your strengths and weaknesses, hones your exam-taking skills, and assesses your progress as you study. Focusing on vascular-specific physical principles and instrumentation, this edition contains more than 450 questions that cover ultrasound physics, ultrasonic imaging, physiology and fluid dynamics, physical principles, and ultrasound safety and quality assurance. Perfect for RVT candidates who want more Q&A practice on the vascular-specific physics topics in both the SPI and VT exams. 7.5 hours SDMS-approved CME credits! 180 pp. |
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Mention physics to some sonographers and their expression tells you that you might as well have said “quantum mechanics” or “regression analysis.” Perhaps this describes you. Certainly, fear of physics is common among registry candidates. So is the prospect of taking the exam more than once.

For frustrated sonographers who want to put this test behind them, we join thousands of successful candidates and educators in recommending the Ultrasound Physics Mock Exam: SPI Edition by Cindy Owen, RT, RVT, RDMS.
 In it Cindy frequently refers to three of our favorite physics texts, Essentials of Ultrasound Physics by James Zagzebski, Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation by Wayne Hedrick, David Hykes and Dale Starchman, and Diagnostic Ultrasound: Principles and Instruments by Frederick Kremkau. Any of them will help you tremendously, especially in combination with the Ultrasound Physics Mock Exam: SPI Edition.

How do you know which one will be best for you? Match your learning style and interests with the style, features, and level of difficulty of the book. 
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