Product Description

A complete review, this guide covers the five major subject areas of the ARRT exam in radiography. And it's an effective study guide for many radiography courses! Written in outline format, each review of a subject is followed by questions related specifically to that area. A companion CD-ROM includes a pool of over 1,400 questions that may be randomly combined to generate a virtually limitless number of mock exams. This edition also provides valuable information on preparing resumes and cover letters, interviewing, and career planning to help you make the transition to a successful career.

• Content review in outline format includes the five major subject areas covered on the ARRT exam, helping you concentrate on the most important information.
• Thorough coverage of digital and computed radiography reflects the increased emphasis of these topics on the Registry exam.
• Review questions with answers let you practice AART exam-style questions, helping you assess your preparedness and identify areas that need additional study.
• Rationales for correct and incorrect answers are included in the appendix.
• Mock exams in the book and on CD let you test your knowledge and practice with the Registry exam format.
• CD allows practice in tutorial mode - with feedback after you answer each question - or in exam mode, with feedback only after you complete the entire test.
• Study tools on CD include:.
• Electronic flashcards with formulas, key terms, and important topics
• Bookmarking of questions for later study
• Rationales for correct and incorrect answers
• Test tips for difficult questions
• Test scores are saved and dated
• Career preparation advice covers continuing education requirements, career advancement, and basic financial planning - such as negotiating salary and benefits.

• Expanded coverage of digital imaging and ethical standards reflects the increased emphasis of these topics on the Registry exam.
• Situational Judgment Test questions provide practice with the new type of Registry question requiring you to select the best response in an ethics-related situation.
• 232 new questions have been added to the CD - for a total of 2,450 questions in the book and CD - to ensure that you have plenty of practice opportunities.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #151398 in Books
• Published on: 2008-01-23
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

About the Author
William, J. Callaway, BS, RT(R), Professor/Department Chair and Director, School of Radiologic Technology, Lincoln Land Community College, Springfield, IL

Customer Reviews

Passed the registry after many years out of x-ray.
I originally sat for the ARRT exam in 1973 and ventured into x-ray sales in 1978 and then away from radiology altogether in 1990. Since I didn't do the CEU's, I gave up my registry. I recently learned that the window of opportunity to get back in was rapidly closing and I needed to apply to retake the exam by 4/1/06. I took the exam on 3/20/06 and just learned that I passed with a 91...the same score I received in 1973! I no longer had any of my text books and so, I researched and bought two resources: F.A. Davis' Practice Guide for the Radiography Examination and Mosby's Comprehensive Review.
I liked Mosby's for all the study information it contained. It was laid out in a very straightforward, organized format that was easy to study. I also liked the format on the disk for both studying and the exam. Some of the questions seemed pretty elementary. In fact, after consistently scoring in the 90's on the Mosby tests, I took an F.A. Davis test and scored a 71! Davis was primarily a test resource. There were formulas in the front that were useful, but the real value was in the testing. All told, I seriously studied about 3 weeks before taking the registry. Obviously, this combination worked well for me.
I have the same complaint about each: there were several questions from each disk where they marked a question wrong but the rationale they supplied said my answer was right. It made me question the validity of other questions. They need to go back and review all their questions again and revalidate them.

This one is the best!!!
This new edition is fantastic! Callaway has structured ALL of the questions in the book and on the CD in the Registry format. The rationales for the answers are right on target. I've looked at the other radiography review books; save your money. Callaway's book is exactly what we all need. His writing is just as if we were in class with him. I wish he was my teacher. With this book, he is! I wouldn't use any other review book!

fantastic review for arrt exam, recommend this one!!!!!
What I found helpful was the chapters on image production and evaluation. It was a pleasure to review from because it was written quite clearly and to the point. The chapter on Anatomy, Positioning, Procedures was also fantastic and a plus to review from. This book also had a lot of high quality radiographs to help explain important concepts.

I also utilized {Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology} by Frederic Martini as a good backup reference.

I also found the following very helpful for arrt preparation and they are

{The Ultimate Study Guide for the Registry Examination in Radiography: Key Review Questions and Answers (Topics: Radiation Protection, Equipment Operation & Quality Control) Volume 1} by Patrick Leonardi

{The Ultimate Study Guide for the Registry Examination in Radiography: Key Review Questions and Answers (Topics: Image Production & Evaluation) Volume 2} by Patrick Leonardi

{The Ultimate Study Guide for the Registry Examination in Radiography: Key Review Question and Answers (Topics: Radiographic Procedures: Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology and Positioning, Patient Care & Education) Volume 3} by Patrick Leonardi

These three volumes have the kind of questions asked on the arrt exam. These five books were very crucial for helping me pass the arrt exam.