Test Bank for Patient Care in Radiography, 8th Edition: Ehrlich

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Product Details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0323080650
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0323080651
• Author:  Ruth Ann Ehrlich

With clear, step-by-step instructions and more than 400 detailed full-color illustrations, Patient Care in Radiography, 8^th Edition helps you develop the technical and interpersonal skills necessary to effectively care for radiography patients in the clinical environment. Current, comprehensive coverage aligned with ASRT curriculum guidelines helps you connect concepts to clinical applications and confidently master essential procedures and techniques for safety, transfer, positioning, infection control, assessment, and more.

 

Table of Content:

1. Part I: Introduction to Radiography
2. Chapter 1: Introduction to Radiography
3. History
4. Overview of radiographic procedure
5. X-Ray production
6. Electromagnetic energy
7. Characteristics of radiation
8. The primary x-ray beam
9. Scatter radiation
10. Radiographic equipment
11. Fluoroscopy
12. Chapter 2: Image Quality Factors
13. Factors of radiographic exposure
14. Image receptor systems
15. Image quality
16. Chapter 3: Radiation Effects and Safety
17. Radiation units and measurement
18. Biologic effects of radiation exposure
19. Radiation safety
20. Radiation and pregnancy
21. Chapter 4: The Healthcare Delivery System
22. Today’s healthcare delivery system
23. The healthcare team
24. Services and roles in the imaging department
25. Radiography as a profession
26. Accreditation
27. Chapter 5: Professional Roles and Behaviors
28. Job satisfaction
29. Professional behavior
30. Patient rights
31. Legal considerations
32. Medical information and records
33. Accidents and incident reports
34. Malpractice prevention
35. Part II: Patient Care
36. Chapter 6: Professional Attitudes and Communications
37. Issues of cultural diversity
38. Communication skills
39. Communication with patients
40. Special circumstances that affect communications
41. Age-specific communication
42. Patient education
43. Communication with patients’ families
44. Dealing with death and loss
45. Communication with coworkers
46. Chapter 7: Safety
47. Fire safety
48. Other common hazards
49. Workplace safety
50. Chapter 8: Infection Control Concepts
51. Microorganisms
52. Cycle of infection
53. The body’s defense against infection
54. Chapter 9: Preventing Disease Transmission
55. Infectious diseases
56. Preventing disease transmission
57. Chapter 10: Response to Patients’ Personal and Physical Needs
58. Personal concerns of patients
59. Physiological needs
60. Positioning for safety and comfort
61. Considerations for elderly and debilitated patients
62. Restraints and immobilization
63. Observation for signs of abuse
64. Chapter 11: Patient Assessment
65. Patient assessment, an essential skill
66. Taking a history
67. Assessing current physical status
68. Common laboratory tests for patient assessment
69. Electronic patient monitoring
70. Electroencephalography
71. Chapter 12: Patient Transfer
72. Patient transfer considerations
73. Preparation for transfer
74. Wheelchair transfers
75. Stretcher transfers
76. Chapter 13: Medication Information
77. The radiographer’s role
78. Medication nomenclature and information resources
79. Medication properties
80. Medication effects
81. Frequently used medications
82. Chapter 14: Medication Administration
83. The radiographer’s role
84. Dosage
85. Routes of administration
86. Charting medications
87. Chapter 15: Emergency Response
88. Emergency department
89. Trauma units
90. Multiple emergencies
91. Disaster response
92. Emergency code response
93. Patient assessment
94. Oxygen and suction
95. Chapter 16: Dealing With Acute Situations
96. Respiratory emergencies
97. Pulmonary Embolism
98. Cardiac emergencies
99. Trauma
100. Shock
101. Medical emergencies
102. Part III: Patient Care in Specific Procedures and Environments
103. Chapter 17: Preparation and Examination of the Gastrointestinal Tract
104. Scheduling and sequencing
105. Ensuring compliance with preparation orders
106. Preparation for examination
107. Contrast media and other diagnostic aids for gastrointestinal examinations
108. Examinations of the lower gastrointestinal tract
109. Upper gastrointestinal studies
110. Small bowel studies
111. Follow-up care
112. Chapter 18: Surgical Asepsis
113. Sterilization
114. Sterile fields
115. Skin preparation
116. Surgical hand scrub/hand rub
117. Sterile gowning and gloving
118. Removing and applying dressings
119. Chapter 19: Contrast Media and Special Radiographic Techniques
120. Contrast media
121. Contrast examinations of the urinary system
122. Contrast examinations of the biliary system
123. Other Contrast Examinations
124. Chapter 20: Bedside Radiography: Special Conditions and Environments
125. Mobile radiography
126. Special care units
127. Treatment situations involving specialty equipment
128. Chapter 21: Radiography in Surgery
129. Surgical suite
130. Surgical procedures involving radiography or fluoroscopy
131. Chapter 22: Special Imaging Modalities
132. Cardiovascular and interventional radiography
133. Computed tomography
134. Magnetic resonance imaging
135. Ultrasound imaging
136. Nuclear medicine
137. Mammography
138. Glossary
139. Index
140. Resources on Evolve: Appendices
141. The Practice Standards for Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Radiography Practice Standards
142. Informed Consent Form
143. Accepted Abbreviations and Descriptive Terms for Charting
144. Incident Report Form
145. Abbreviated List of Useful Clinical Phrases in Spanish
146. Radiology Department Infection Control Procedures
147. Isolation Guidelines
148. Urine Collection
149. Two- And Three-Person Lift
150. Iodinated Contrast Media Products for Radiography
151. Catheterization Technique
152. Illustration Credits
153. Bibliography