self-tests, and an answer key. Types of exercises include matching, labeling and identifying anatomy, short-answer and multiple-choice questions, crosswords, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, identifying structures on radiographs, and identifying proper patient positioning. A must-have for radiography students!Exercises correspond to chapters in Merrill's Atlas, providing strong support for teaching and learning.Essential projections are those most frequently performed and determined to be necessary knowledge for entry-level competency.Anatomy and positioning exercises provide balanced coverage of both topics.Film evaluation exercises include radiographs with accompanying questions on why an image is inadequate, leading to fewer repeat exams in the practice environment.A wide variety of review exercises are used to cover different kinds of information.An abundance of labeling exercises include about 600 illustrations for labeling practice, ensuring that students recognize anatomical structures on actual radiographs, not just on line drawings.Comprehensive self-tests end each chapter, so that students can accurately gauge their comprehension of the material and measure their own progress.Pathology exercises help radiographers understand which projections will best demonstrate various pathologies.Additional exercises covering all chapters in Merrill's Atlas Volumes 1 and 2 and some in Volume 3, including:Compensating FiltersGeriatric and Pediatric RadiographyMobile RadiographySurgical RadiographyComputed TomographyExercises to review abbreviationsExercises on aspects of digital imaging related to positioning and procedures

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