Radiography in the Digital Age

The slides in this series closely mirror the textbook, but for complicated topics the slides provide additional graphics and a much more thorough, step-by-step approach for the student, with optional slides marked as "supplemental" for the instructor. Most slides are in an outline format, with an excess of text avoided. All slides have varied colorful backgrounds with large, clear print easily visible at a distance.The entire series provides just the right focus and scope for four full...
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The slides in this series closely mirror the textbook, but for complicated topics the slides provide additional graphics and a much more thorough, step-by-step approach for the student, with optional slides marked as "supplemental" for the instructor. Most slides are in an outline format, with an excess of text avoided. All slides have varied colorful backgrounds with large, clear print easily visible at a distance.The entire series provides just the right focus and scope for four full courses in a typical radiography curriculum. The physics and equipment section has been completely re-written to support the digital content that will follow, and the section on the principles of imaging uses updated terminology and frequent comparisons between film and digital imaging to drive home key concepts. The section on digital acquisition and display is by far the most thorough treatment to date of these important topics, with over 200 illustrations. The section on radiation biology and protection provides a professional perspective for the student with updated and accurate information.All slides are meticulously correlated with the Student Workbook for use together as an integrated classroom learning package, which instructors can customize to their preference.