Veterinary Radiography Guide - Xray Positioning & Top Tips! RVN/SVN/VCA Revision Help/Practical

⚠️ PLEASE NOTE:
This is a guide only. It does not provide exact examination answers and is not aimed at any specific curriculum.

📘 Radiography Revision Guide – 28 Pages

Made from high-quality card, this 28-page A4 guide is designed as a quick-reference revision tool, covering key information to support your radiography knowledge.

✨ What’s included:

Radiography positioning

The physics of radiography

Tube head anatomy

Key top tips to support confidence and accuracy

🩻 Radiographs covered:

Thorax

Abdomen

KC Hips

Skull

Lumbar Spine

Caudocranial Stifle

Lateral Elbow

Radius & Ulna

🧠 Designed with students in mind

Clean, clear and straightforward layout

Bright, colourful text with easy-to-follow images

Step-by-step questions and prompts to help refine positioning

Protective plastic covers for durability

Perfect for keeping in the X-ray room or carrying with you on shift 📎

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Anaesthetic circuits

Veterinary terminology

Calculations

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⚖️ Disclaimer
RVNs and SVNs are reminded of the RCVS Code of Conduct and should always consult a veterinary surgeon before taking any action or administering medication.
The author accepts no liability or responsibility for any damage caused through the use of this guide.

This guide is intended to support student veterinary nurses and does not claim to be specific to any particular OSCE skill or standard.

This resource does not replace veterinary or physiotherapy advice, nor does it replace veterinary care.
Content is based on UK veterinary guidelines. If purchasing outside the UK, users must follow their local veterinary laws and guidelines.

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