Sonography/Ultrasound Bookshelf
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Patient Care in Imaging Technology,
Seventh Edition
Lillian S. Torres, RN, BS, MS, CNS, NP
Andrea Guillen Dutton, MEd, AART (RM), CRT (RMF)
Terri Ann Watson, MEd, ARRT (RM), CRT (RMF)
2009 / 448 pp./ 201 illustrations/ 978-0-7817-7183-2
Features:
Instructor Resources:
•PowerPoint Slides
•Lesson Plans
•Image Bank
•Test Generator and Quiz Bank
•Lab Activities with Answers
•Case Studies with Answers
•Full Text Online
•Pronunciation Glossary
•Skills Checklists
•Videos
Student Resources:
•Full Text Online
•Quiz Bank
•Pronunciation Glossary
•Case Studies
•Skills Checklists
•Videos
•Lab Activities
•Flashcards
•New full color format including a host of new pedagogical tools to make
it easier for students to grasp new concepts and put them into practice
•Updated tables and displays
•Procedures with accompanying videos are placed in a step-by-step
format for quick and easy reference for students and instructor use
•Each chapter is completed with a test and situational problems that
may be used for laboratory practice; and correct responses are listed for
all questions and situations
•Callouts and warnings are included throughout the text in order to
provide students with important information and steer students away from
common pitfalls
•Glossary of terms located at the back of the text
•Procedural charts and photos included
•Substantial revisions and updates reflect the latest advances in imaging
technology and new standards in patient care
•Infection control in imaging is stressed and includes the current threats
•Radiation safety is intensified to include the pregnant health care worker
as well as the patient
•Responsibilities of the radiographer during cardiac monitoring included
•Chapter on pharmacology and drug administration
•A complete course in venipuncture and intravenous medication is
included
Introduction to Sectional Anatomy,
Second Edition
Michael E. Madden PhD, RT(R), (CT), (MR)
2007 / 640 pp./ 853 illustrations/ 978-0-7817-6342-4
Features:
Instructor Resources:
•PowerPoint slides
•Image collection
•Test generator
•Sample exams
Student Resources:
•Case studies
•Resources for reference
•Expanded and updated to include the latest imaging
technology, including ultrasound, 3D, and PET/CT images
•New layout and 2-color facilitate learning and
comprehension
•Updated patient images enable the reader to more
quickly compare images between several patients
•New clinical cases show how knowledge of sectional
anatomy is applied in practice
•Chapter objectives set forth the skills and knowledge
readers have upon successful completion of the chapter
•Clinical application questions at the end of each
chapter test readers' ability to apply their sectional
anatomy knowledge
Introduction to Sectional Anatomy:
Workbook and Board Review Guide,
Second Edition
Michael E. Madden PhD, RT(R), (CT), (MR)
2007 / 279 pp./ 499 illustrations/ 978-0-7817-6976-1
Features:
•New clinical cases show how knowledge of sectional
anatomy is applied in practice
•Clinical application questions test readers' ability to
apply their sectional anatomy knowledge
•Multiple-choice questions are included and follow the
format used on CT and MR registry examinations
Cross Sectional Human Anatomy
David Dean PhD
Thomas E. Herbener MD
2000 / 200 pp./ 441 illustrations/ 978-0-683-30385-8
Features:
•Full color cross-sectional images from The Visible Human
Project
•Co-authored by a radiologist
•Includes orientation drawings with corresponding MRIs
and CTs
•Includes 100 full color tissue images, 200 line drawings,
and 200 magnetic resonance and computed
tomography images
•Images are labeled with numbers
•The key is on a separate two-page spread to facilitate
self-testing
Examination Preparation for Ultrasound:
Abdomen & Obstetrics & Gynecology
Steven M. Penny, BS, RT(R), RDMS
March 2010/ 352 pp./ 230 illus./ 978-0-7817-7978-4
Features:
Instructor Resource:
•Image Bank
Student Resource:
•Online Simulated Exam
•Electronic case studies and mock exams help the student
prepare for the certification exams in an environment that
mimics the real exam format!
•In-text review questions help students determine if
additional studying is needed before progressing further
•A list of key terms are provided at the beginning of each
chapter, which should allow for a rapid assessment of
one's familiarity with the associated material
•Organized by exam, then by body region: Each chapter
of this book offers opportunity for individual evaluation
•Prepares for two exams: allows student to prepare for
either the ARDS or ARRT certification exam
•Sticks to what is on the exams so students are learning the
information to help them pass the certification exams
Examination Preparation for Ultrasound:
Sonography Principles &
Instrumentation (SPI)
Steven M. Penny, BS, RT(R), RDMS
January 2011/ 218 pp./ 70 illus./ 978-1-60831-137-8
Features:
Instructor Resource:
•Image Bank
Student Resource:
•Online Simulated Exam
•Electronic case studies and mock exams help the student
prepare for the certification exams in an environment that
mimics the real exam format!
•In-text review questions help students determine if
additional studying is needed before progressing further
•A list of key terms are provided at the beginning of each
chapter, which should allow for a rapid assessment of
one's familiarity with the associated material
•Organized by exam, then by body region: Each chapter
of this book offers opportunity for individual evaluation
•Prepares for two exams: allows student to prepare for
either the ARDS or ARRT certification exam
•Sticks to what is on the exams so students are learning the
information to help them pass the certification exams
Clinical Sonography: A Practical Guide,
Fourth Edition
Roger C. Sanders MD
Tom Winter MD
2006 / 750 pp./ 993 illustrations/ 978-0-7817-4869-8
Features:
•Over 800 new black and white images and 48 full-color images
showing techniques and results
•New chapters on ankle problems, malpractice, laboratory
accreditation, and ergonomics
•Extensively revised chapters on artifacts, interventional techniques,
and shoulder sonography
•Organized by key problem areas that sonographers might encounter
in their actual practice
•Initial chapters discuss physics, instrumentation and basic principles of
sonography, while subsequent sections focus on specific problem
areas such as "right upper quadrant pain"
•Chapters are organized consistently:
- States diagnostic problem to be considered with a brief
overview of the place of the ultrasound in the context of the
clinical problem
- Anatomy and technique are described
- Pathological appearances of the area in question are
discussed
- Pitfalls are specified and further examination of pathologic
findings are suggested
•Key words avoid any confusing language or hard to understand
abbreviations
•Lab values provide information needed to tailor exams
Exam Preparation for Diagnostic
Ultrasound: Abdomen and OB/GYN
Roger C. Sanders MD, MA, BM, Bch (Oxen), MRCP, FRCR
Jann Dolk MA, RT(R), RDMS
Nancy Smith Miner RT(R), RDMS
2001 / 360 pp./ 221 illustrations/ 978-0-7817-1778-6
Features:
•Two mock registry exams with numerous thoughtprovoking questions- 412 Abdomen and 396 for OB/GYNincludes detailed explanations of both correct and
incorrect answers
•High quality images are used in over half of the questions
•Test noteworthy tips (TNT's) provide "dynamite" advice to
remember when taking the test-so your students will learn
test-taking strategies for multiple choice exams
•Answers are coded to Self-Evaluation Charts which help
students identify areas requiring further study
•Blank answer sheets tear out and allow students to
evaluate their performance
•Useful appendices on word origins and lab tests simplify
complicated information
•Extensive bibliography promotes further study
•CD-ROM offers:
- Randomized mock exams for realistic preparation
- Search engine for categorizing areas of weakness
Practical Vascular Technology:
A Comprehensive Laboratory Text
Nathalie Garbani, MS, RVT
February 2010/ 336 pp./ 650 illus./ 978-1-58255-809-7
Features:
Ancillary Assets:
•Student Quiz Bank and
Clinical Case Studies
•First full-color practical vascular text
•Robust photography program
•Concise writing style
•Quick reference designed to be used in the lab
•Chapter Features include:
- Chapter Objectives
- Protocol Algorithms help students determine
which tests to perform
- Tips for specific procedures
- The Test Preparation section demonstrates how
to prepare the patient and the equipment for
testing
- The Testing Sequence includes a series of
photos showing the steps taken to complete the
test
- Results of Test includes scans with typical results
of the test previously described
- The Interpretation section guides students on
how to interpret the test results
The Complete Guide to Vascular
Ultrasound
Peter H. Arger MD, FAIUM, FACR
Suzanne DeBari Iyoob BS, RDMS, RVT
2004 / 176 pp./ 171 illustrations/ 978-0-7817-5346-3
Features:
•Organized into six parts: anatomy, pathology, questions
to ask the patient, diagnostic examination, diagnostic
analysis and other diagnostic tests. Makes it easy for the
reader to follow the steps needed to perform and
interpret the diagnostic tests needed for any type of
vascular ultrasound.
•Contains 104 review questions.
•131 high-quality ultrasound images demonstrate exactly
what pathology looks like on an ultrasound, as well as
excellent examples of normal anatomy
•Provides detailed instructions on how to create a better
image and how to avoid pitfalls
Diagnostic Medical Sonography:
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Mimi C. Berman PhD, RDMS
Harris L. Cohen MD, FACR
1997 / 736 pp./ 900 illustrations/ 978-0-397-55261-0
Features:
•Examines the most current trends and technologies in the
field of obstetric and gynecologic ultrasound
•Coverage includes the latest information available on the
most essential topics, including infertility, amniocentesis,
artifacts, chorionic villus sampling, and normal and
abnormal anatomy
•More than 800 images illustrate both normal and
abnormal features, offering a strong source of reference
for clinical practice
•Images are accompanied by summary tables,
schematics, and diagrams, making comprehension and
application of the material much easier
•More than 20 new color illustrations complement the
updated content; and a new chapter on endovaginal
ultrasound keeps readers informed on the latest advances
Diagnostic Medical Sonography:
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Diane M. Kawamura PhD, RT(R), RDMS
1997 / 999 pp./ 911 illustrations/ 978-0-397-55263-4
Features:
•Coverage of the most current trends and technologies in
the field of abdominal ultrasound
•Beginning with a complete overview of the field,
coverage includes all aspects of the medium
•Pediatric and adult ultrasound are covered separately,
providing a better understanding of differences and
similarities
•Organized according to organ system to ensure that the
reader thoroughly understands one system before moving
on to the next
•More than 1,000 images illustrate both normal and
abnormal features in abdominal ultrasound for use in
clinical practice
•Images are accompanied by summary tables,
schematics, and diagrams, providing clear and cogent
guidance for use in daily practice
A Primer in Ultrasound and Vascular
Physics 2.0
Terrence Case Med, RVT, PA
2006 / 978-0-7817-7100-9
Features:
•Provides six hours of lecture in PowerPoint format utilizing
an abundance of animations, images and analogies
which help explain complicated physical principles.
•At the completion of each lesson, the student is asked to
take a test on the self-tester CD-ROM and pass with a
minimum of 75% before moving on to the next lesson
•Self-tester includes over 600 questions to help measure
comprehension before moving forward
•Animations provide clear illustrations of concepts
•Outlined from the American Registry of Diagnostic
Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) and every detail is
explained and demonstrated in the most fundamental
terms.
Pathophysiology: A Clinical Approach
Second Edition
Carie A. Braun; Cindy M. Anderson
January 2011/ 608pps/ 370 illus/ 978-1-60547-304-8
Features:
Instructor Resources:
•Test generator
•Image bank
•PowerPoint slides
•Answers to exercises in the text
•Additional case studies
Pathophysiology animations
•Additional learning activities with
answers
•Lesson plans
Student Resources:
•Pathophysiology animations
•Quiz bank
•Interactive case studies
• NEW! Fully revised chapters are now broken into modules, breaking
complex information into smaller pieces and providing a building-block
approach to the material.
• NEW! Each chapter closes with Clinical Models, which apply the
conceptual understanding of altered human function to specific
conditions, and demonstrating the practical clinical application of the
knowledge gained throughout the chapter.
• Conceptual approach and organization facilitate application and
retention of key information.
Sophisticated full-color art program engages students and includes
detailed illustrations of the human body in health and disease.
• An application exercise in the last chapter requires students to apply the
complex pathophysiologic concepts that they have learned to diabetes
mellitus, emphasizing the practical nature of the material through
application.
• From The Lab: provides additional content on relevant laboratory and
diagnostic information, including unique aspects of the lab test and lab
results for students to consider.
• Research: highlights new findings and demonstrates how research can be
incorporated into clinical practice.
Recommended Review: briefly reviews related concepts covered earlier in
the text or from prior anatomy and physiology coursework.
The Nature of Disease: Pathology for the
Health Professions
Thomas H. McConnell MD, FCAP
2006/ 739 pp./ 551 illus./978-0-7817-5317-3
Features:
Instructor Resources:
•LiveAdvise
•Test generator
•PowerPoint slides
•Lecture notes
•Answers to in-text exercises
•Image bank
•Lesson Plan Guide
Student Resources:
•247-question interactive quiz bank
•Animations
- Acute Inflammation
- Wound Healing
- Neuromuscular Transmission
•Back to Basics provide an overview of normal anatomy and
physiology
•Major Determinants of Disease lists offer overview of key
determinants of development of disease
•Case studies center on the details of a real patient's illness
•The Road Not Taken scenarios imagine how the course of
disease might have been different, with a better outcome, if
certain factors were altered
•Test questions reinforce principles and hone skills
•Opening quotes introduce each chapter with entertainment
•Chapter overviews
•Chapter outlines
•Learning objectives and answers
•Key terms and concepts
•Feature boxes:
- Key Points
- The Clinical Side
- Lab Tools
- Basics in Brief
- History of Medicine
Pharmacology for Health Professionals
Plus Smarthinking Online Tutoring
Service
Sally Roach MSN, RN
2005 / 512 pp./ 70 illustrations/ 978-0-7817-6633-3
Features:
Instructor Resources:
•Test generator
•PowerPoint Slides
Student Resources:
•Student Study Guide
•Bonus CD-ROM
•Organized by body system
•Text explains basic information about drug classes, with content on
specific drugs provided in bulleted lists, boxes and tables for easier
comprehension
•Features include Key Terms, Key Points, Website Activities, Case
Studies, and Review questions to help students retain and learn
important information
•Critical Thinking Exercises highlight realistic patient care situations that
help the student apply the material contained in the chapter by
exploring options and making judgments
•Chapter features include
- Alert Boxes highlight safety information
- Gerontologic Alerts alert specific problems for which the older
adult is at increased risk
- Contraindications, Precautions, and Interactions of the most
commonly used drugs
- Patient Education boxes provide information to practice
teaching patients
- Summary Drug Tables contain commonly used drugs
- Factoids provide historical tidbits of interesting information
- Natural Alternatives
LWW’s Student Success for Health
Professions Made Incredibly Easy,
Second Edtiion
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
February 2011/ 326 pp./ 173 illustrations/ 978-1-60913-784-7
Features:
Instructor Resources:
•Test Bank
•Syllabi for 8-week, 10-week, and
16-week courses
•PowerPoint presentations
•Strategies for effective teaching
•Chapter-specific teaching tips
•WebCT/BB/Angel course
cartridges
Student Resources:
•Learning styles assessment
•Self-Paced Online Course
•“Playing for Real” narratives
•Printable planner pages
•Sample cover letters and
resumes
•Career resource links
• Revised and updated with a more user-friendly organization
and design, but retains the health professions focus, the
concise and approachable narrative, and the fun features
and art.
• The first and only student success text designed specifically
for health professions students and programs!
•Self-Paced Online Course with activities and a final exam
• Winning Strategy Lists set forth the objectives for the chapter
• Playing for Real Scenarios: show students how content is
applied to real-life situations in the classroom and in clinical
practice
• Tips from the Pros offer expert advice and proven strategies
for overcoming study and test-taking problems
• The Finish Line Summaries highlight the key concepts and
skills that students need to master
• Keeping Score Questions and Activities challenge students
to consider how they will apply the content
Communication Skills for the Health
Professional
Laurie Kelly McCorry, PhD
Jeff Mason
February 2011/ 256 pp./ 50 illus./ 978-1-58255-814-1
Features:
• Presents the fundamentals of communication skills geared
specifically for students in the allied health professions
• Includes a clear, concise presentation of the principles of
communication theory as well as verbal and nonverbal
communication
• Instructs the health care professional on communicating with
patients whose ability may be impacted by anxiety, cultural
differences, language differences and other situations.
• Organized into three main sections outlining basic communication
principles and their uses in clinical and administrative settings
• Chapters on cultural sensitivity, adapting communication to adjust
to a patient’s ability to understand, and dealing with other roadblocks
provide students with techniques to handle many situations that they
will encounter as a healthcare professional.
• Role Play boxes interspersed throughout the chapters teach students
how to work through various scenarios that they may encounter in
practice.
• Clinical applications, included in each chapter, offer more complex
scenarios to aid the students in developing the critical thinking skills
they will need to apply in practice.
Stedman’s Medical Dictionary for the
Health Professions and Nursing,
Seventh Edition
Stedman’s
2011/ 2512 pp./ 1000 illus./ 978-1-60831-692-2
Features:
Ancillary Assets:
• More than 40,000
pronunciations online
• 5,600 illustrations
available online
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Over 56,000 terms
Nearly 65 valuable appendices
1,000 illustrations
Anatomical insert by Anatomical Chart Company
Written pronunciations for every term
British alternative spellings
Precision-cut thumb tabs
A to Z organization for easier look up
Over 70 leading consultants from the fastest growing
nursing and health professions contributed to the
enhancements of this latest edition
• FREE One year subscription to Stedman’s Online
• FREE version of Stedman’s PLUS Medical/Pharmaceutical
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