Echocardiographer's Pocket Reference

Medical Books

Reynolds, Terry

Medicine

Arizona Heart Foundation

Pocket-sized, quick-reference manual pertaining to all areas of pediatric echocardiography. Provides an update of material, more diagrams, inclusion of two-dimensional and cardiac Doppler examples, and a more complete how-to measurement and calculation section. Text has been reorganized alphabetically for easy reference. Previous edition: c2000. Wire-spiral bound.

The pediatric echocardiographer's pocket reference

Reference

School of Cardiac Ultrasound, Arizona Heart Institute Foundation

This guidebook represents ten years of experimenting in how to present ultrasound physics to the students of the School of Cardiac Ultrasound. The text presented here represents an approach that has proven very successful for the past three years. The major strength appears to be the guidebook's flexibility. Each student gains confidence knowing that the guidebook closely follows the ARDMS physics outline. Some of the students move through the book reading the material and answering the questions page by page. Certain students have found it useful to answer the questions at the end of each topic first, reviewing the text where the answers to the questions were not clear to the student. Others have utilized the ultrasound physics at a glance section, while many have gone right to attempting to answer the Physics 500.

Ultrasound physics: A registry exam preparation guide

Science & Math

Physics

<p>This cardiovascular principles guidebook represents three years of classroom registry examination presentations at the School of Cardiac Ultrasound. The apparent strength of the guide is that it takes the cardiovascular principles examination outline and breaks it down into its smallest components, discusses each component thoroughly, with each section followed by practice review and board review examination questions. The Cardiovascular Principles at a Glance section provides a condensation of the pertinent material, and the Cardiovascular Principles 500 section provides a challenging final test.</p>

Cardiovascular Principles: a Registry Exam Preparation Guide

Children's Books

The Echocardiographer's Pocket Reference, Second Edition

Kidd, Pamela

<p>Wheelchairs, scooters, and sticks all things to do with mobility and access. My involvement in working with disability was purely by accident, and profit was my motive which you will read about in the book. However, it went much further as I could see that the more access, the better it was for everyone not just the wheelchair user. The mother with a pram or pushchair, the blind or restricted vision, and of course, the biggest emerging market of older people. So if you could show businesses they could make more money by providing access, they would get more customers and everyone would benefit. I have spent over forty-three years providing accessible transport and holidays; and to this day, find it difficult to understand some people’s attitude toward disabled people, especially in business. I was the first to provide accessible coaches commercially in the UK; I remember being asked by another coach operator if we could supply a coach to accompany his on an outing to the coast, which we did. The next day, he contacted me and said that his client had rang him, and said not to send any of those disabled coaches again. I told him, it was not disabled it was accessible. Even if I had not been in this business, I would not have thought about my coach as they had. Although things are a lot better now, integration is still a long way off, as you will read throughout the book. It is up to us all to look at a much wider aspect of access, as disability or a reduced mobility all need access. You will also read that tourism is the largest business in many countries; and the more access you have in transport and accommodation, the more people you will attract, and of course the money will follow. My aim is for more integration, and I am hoping to run some British history tours later where inclusion from overseas will achieve this and be the first for the UK. People now working in the tourist industry are starting to get more aware of what is needed in transport and hotels, as well as excursion venues. All these things will in the end add up to more inclusion in all things, not just holidays.</p>

Wheelchairs Scooters and Sticks

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Xlibris

Workbook Press

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