Reviews
I often need to look at imaging reports, so I searched for a book to study from and found this one. It explains exactly the parts nurses need, making it great for studying.
I had many questions about radiology exams and nursing starting with my hospital clinical rotations, and this edition of Preceptor’s Guide: Radiology has been a great help! What I liked: 1. Easy-to-read writing (the story format really draws you in!) 2. Lots of photos (seeing is believing! The many photos make it fun and realistic!) 3. “Quick reminder: Don’t forget this!” (I like that it repeats essential points, such as checking for possible pregnancy before an X-ray and being careful about
This is a great book to study before and after starting work as a new nurse. You might wonder what nurses need to learn about radiology, but reading this will change your mind. It covers imaging exams from the basics and explains in detail what nurses need to do, so it is very helpful. Highly recommended!
Won Yong-gyun: Preceptor's Heart Radiology Edition
Book highlights: Build a foundation from the basics of diagnostic imaging! Improve practical skills through diverse cases! Learn about imaging exams for each body region and findings you must not miss! See actual imaging photos and how to interpret test results! Get an overview of radiology, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine exams in one place! Key content by part: Part 1 introduces the basics, including how each radiology exam originated and what it is designed to reveal. It explains how to answer questions patients often ask, including complaints. Part 2 covers important imaging exams for each part of the body, why they are essential, and the key findings medical professionals must not miss. This part also introduces ways to respond to patient questions and complaints and explains important nursing considerations for specific exams. Part 3 focuses on inpatient care and offers practical tips for checking the placement of intubation tubes, drains, and other devices on routine X-rays. Recommended for: nurses starting work on a ward or in an ICU where imaging is frequently ordered; nurses working in radiology; nurses who want to use imaging results in patient care; preceptors who want to teach new nurses about imaging in an accessible way; and any nurse who has been curious about radiology exams.
Korean title: 프셉마음 영상의학과편
Korean author: 원용균
Korean publisher: 드림널스
ISBN-13: 9791192543826
Reviews
I often need to look at imaging reports, so I searched for a book to study from and found this one. It explains exactly the parts nurses need, making it great for studying.
I had many questions about radiology exams and nursing starting with my hospital clinical rotations, and this edition of Preceptor’s Guide: Radiology has been a great help! What I liked: 1. Easy-to-read writing (the story format really draws you in!) 2. Lots of photos (seeing is believing! The many photos make it fun and realistic!) 3. “Quick reminder: Don’t forget this!” (I like that it repeats essential points, such as checking for possible pregnancy before an X-ray and being careful about
This is a great book to study before and after starting work as a new nurse. You might wonder what nurses need to learn about radiology, but reading this will change your mind. It covers imaging exams from the basics and explains in detail what nurses need to do, so it is very helpful. Highly recommended!
