Strengthen your students’ ability to identify sonographic pathology and abnormalities! Workbook and Lab Manual for Sonography: Introduction to Normal Structure and Function, 6th Edition, complements the textbook by reinforcing key visual concepts and providing essential review tools for students learning ultrasound anatomy and physiology. Featuring updated content aligned with the latest ARDMS standards and AIUM guidelines, along with new line drawings and unlabeled images for hands-on practice, this manual effectively prepares students for recognizing pathology in advanced sonography courses.
NEW! Updated content reflects the latest ARDMS standards and AIUM guidelines
NEW! Updated line drawings accompany new sonograms
Unlabeled line drawings and sonograms from every chapter challenge students to identify structures in the images, reinforcing what they should be noticing on the scan
Direct correlation with each chapter from the main text enables immediate, thorough review of material
Review questions test students' knowledge of the information presented in the text
SECTION I: CLINICAL APPLICATIONS Chapter 1 Before, During, and After the Ultrasound Exam Chapter 2 Ultrasound Instrumentation Chapter 3 General Patient Care Chapter 4 Introduction to Ergonomics and Sonographer Safety
SECTION II: SONOGRAPHIC APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING ANATOMY Chapter 5 Interdependent Body Systems Chapter 6 Anatomy Layering and Sectional Anatomy Chapter 7 Embryology Chapter 8 Introduction to Laboratory Values
SECTION III: ABDOMINAL SONOGRAPHY Chapter 9 The Abdominal Aorta Chapter 10 The Inferior Vena Cava Chapter 11 The Portal Venous System Chapter 12 The Liver Chapter 13 The Biliary System Chapter 14 The Pancreas Chapter 15 The Urinary and Adrenal Systems Chapter 16 Abdominal Vasculature Chapter 17 The Spleen Chapter 18 The Gastrointestinal System
SECTION IV: PELVIC SONOGRAPHY Chapter 19 The Male Pelvis Chapter 20 The Female Pelvis
SECTION V: OBSTETRIC AND NEONATAL SONOGRAPHY Chapter 21 First Trimester Obstetrics (0 to 12 Weeks) Chapter 22 Second and Third Trimester Obstetrics (13 to 42 Weeks) Chapter 23 High-Risk Obstetrics Chapter 24 Fetal Echocardiography Chapter 25 The Neonatal Brain
SECTION VI: SMALL PARTS SONOGRAPHY Chapter 26 The Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands Chapter 27 Breast Sonography Chapter 28 Scrotal and Penile Sonography
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