STOP SECOND GUESSING. START SEEING THE WHOLE PROJECTION.

Patient position. Central ray. Collimation. Image criteria. See every critical decision connected on one visual page.

Built for radiography students preparing for ARRT, CAMRT, university exams, clinical placements and competency checks worldwide.

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Radiographic Positioning Atlas

Radiographic Positioning Atlas

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2026 Edition. You can know the terminology and still freeze when an exam question or clinical scenario asks what comes next.Dense notes force you to assemble the entire projection in your head when the pressure is already on.

This Atlas puts patient setup, central ray, collimation, accepted image criteria and common errors together, so you can understand the complete projection faster and recall it when it counts.

One international visual system for ARRT review, CAMRT preparation, university exams and clinical competencies.

🩻 See the complete projection at a glance

🎯 Review positioning, procedures and image evaluation for exams and competencies

🌍 US and UK terminology for radiography students worldwide

📚 76 visual A4 pages designed for faster, more focused recall

📱 Instant access. Study on your phone, tablet, laptop or printed pages

🩻 ARRT REVIEW | CAMRT PREP | CLINICALS | COMPETENCIES 🎯

🔥 Stop rereading. Start seeing your next projection in minutes.
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Radiographic Positioning Atlas

Radiographic Positioning Atlas

Regular price €42,95
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RADIOGRAPHY STUDENTS SAY IT BEST

Excellent 4.9 / 5
★★★★★
based on 276+ reviews
  • ★★★★★

    The fastest way I found to review positioning

    I still use my textbook, but I was wasting so much time searching through chapters for one projection. This gives me the setup, central ray and image criteria in seconds.

    Mia R., ARRT Candidate

  • ★★★★★

    Finally, terminology that works internationally 🌍

    Our course uses UK terminology, while many online resources use US terms. Having both in one place has stopped a lot of unnecessary confusion.

    David M., Radiography Student

  • ★★★★★

    The trauma section gave me an actual plan

    Trauma positioning was one of the areas I kept avoiding. The adaptations are laid out clearly without making the pages feel overwhelming.

    Helen C., Student Radiographer

  • ★★★★★

    Made my CAMRT review feel much more organized

    I had notes scattered across lectures, screenshots and textbooks. The Atlas helped me bring the positioning content together and see what I still needed to review.

    Gaby L., MRT Student

  • ★★★★★

    Made revision feel less chaotic

    I had information everywhere, slides, screenshots, notes and textbooks. This gave me one place to review the positioning details without jumping between five different resources.

    Cindy B., Radiography Student

  • ★★★★★

    More helpful than rereading my textbook

    My textbook is useful, but it takes time to find the exact thing I need. The Atlas is what I reach for when I need to see the setup, the central ray, and the image criteria quickly.

    Tommy F., Student Radiographer

    WHAT’S INCLUDED

    76 visual A4 pages. 8 focused sections. Every major body region, plus trauma adaptations and quick reference tools.

    See the setup. Know where the central ray goes. Understand what the final image should show. Catch the mistakes that lead to repeats.

    No scattered screenshots. No pages of filler. Just the positioning details you need for ARRT review, CAMRT preparation, university exams, clinical placements and competencies.

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Click on each section to see the exact topics covered in this guide.

     

    📐 Positioning Fundamentals

    The language of positioning
    · Body positions and planes
    · Central ray, SID and divergence
    · The four image checks
    · Image evaluation criteria
    · Radiation protection in practice

    🫁 Chest & Abdomen

    Chest PA, lateral, portable, decubitus and apical views
    · Ribs above and below the diaphragm
    · Abdomen supine and erect projections

    🖐️ Upper Limb

    Hand, fingers, wrist and scaphoid
    · Forearm, elbow and humerus
    · Shoulder, scapula, clavicle and AC joints
    · The views students second guess most

    🦵 Lower Limb & Pelvis

    Foot, ankle and mortise
    · Tibia and fibula
    · Knee, patella and femur
    · Hip, pelvis and cross table lateral positioning

    🦴 Spine

    Cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine
    · Odontoid and swimmer’s lateral
    · Obliques, cross table views, sacrum and coccyx

    🧠 Skull & Facial Bones

    Skull projections
    · Facial bones and orbits
    · Nasal bones · Mandible and TMJ
    · Paranasal sinuses

    🚑 Trauma & Clinical Adaptations

    The principles of trauma positioning
    · Upper limb, lower limb and spine trauma views
    · Paediatric and bariatric adaptations

    ⚡ Quick Reference Tools

    Repeat or accept decision tree
    · Complete angle table
    · SID and FRD table
    · US and UK terminology guide
    · Fast index

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    THE EXAM DOES NOT ASK WHETHER YOU READ THE CHAPTER.

    It asks whether you can apply it.

    Across ARRT review, CAMRT preparation, university exams and clinical competencies, you need to connect patient position, central ray, collimation, anatomy demonstrated and image evaluation.

    Your textbooks often teach those pieces across different pages and chapters.

    The Atlas brings them together in one visual workflow, so you can review faster, build stronger recall and stop guessing when the answer, the competency or the patient is in front of you.

    See the setup. Understand the image. Recall it when it counts.

    YOU DO NOT NEED ANOTHER PILE OF NOTES.

    You need patient position, central ray, collimation, image criteria and common errors to click together.

    Open one page and see the entire projection.

    Less searching. Less second guessing. More clarity when it matters.

    Built for radiography students worldwide who refuse to let dense notes decide how confident they feel in exams or clinicals.

    Excellent 4.9 / 5

    • I stopped panicking before clinicals 😅

      I knew the terminology, but I still felt anxious before clinical days because I never knew what detail I was forgetting. The visual layout helped me review the whole projection without getting lost in my notes.

      Kate S., Second Year Radiography Student

    • The central ray finally made sense

      I had memorised so many positions but could not always connect the central ray to what the image needed to show. Having the setup and evaluation points on the same page made a huge difference

      John M., Radiography Student

    • It showed me what my notes were missing

      My lecture slides explained the theory, but they did not help me picture the projection in front of me. This gave me the visual connection I was missing.

      Reana R., Student Radiographer

    • The image checks are gold

      The rotation, centering, collimation and exposure checks gave me a much better way to approach image critique. I feel like I can now explain what I am looking for instead of just guessing.

      Lara D., First Year Radiography Student

    • Useful when I only have ten minutes

      I use it before a lecture, between clinical days, or when I need a quick refresher before revision. It is much easier to return to than trying to search through pages of handwritten notes.

      Ema S., Radiography Student

      Product Specification and FAQ

      Product Specification

      Format: High resolution digital PDF, 76 A4 pages

      Content: Visual radiographic positioning guidance covering fundamentals, chest and abdomen, upper limb, lower limb, spine, skull and facial bones, trauma, and quick reference tools

      Study Tools: Patient positioning diagrams, central ray guidance, collimation cues, image evaluation criteria, common errors, angle tables, and a repeat or accept decision tree

      Organization: Color coded visual frameworks built to make dense positioning concepts easier to understand and recall

      Use Case: Supplemental personal study resource for lectures, clinicals, competencies, and exam revision

      Access: Instant digital access on iPad, tablet, desktop, or smartphone. Print at home for offline review

      Deivery & Access

      Delivery Method:Instant digital download sent by email

      Delivery Time: Access the complete Atlas immediately after purchase

      Devices: Open the PDF on your phone, tablet, laptop or desktop

      Support: Contact us if you experience any problem accessing your files

      Can I print the study guide?

      Yes, the PDF is printable. You can print it out for physical reference or use it digitally on your devices.

      Can this help me prepare for ARRT, CAMRT and university exams?

      Yes. The Atlas supports focused review of radiographic positioning, procedures, anatomy and image evaluation.

      These areas are relevant to ARRT Radiography review, CAMRT certification preparation, university assessments and clinical competencies.

      It is not a complete official exam course. It is the visual positioning resource you use alongside your official exam blueprint, program materials and textbooks.

      Who is it for?

      The Atlas is built for radiography and radiologic technology students who want positioning to feel clearer, faster to review and easier to recall.

      It is especially useful for visual learners, ARRT candidates, CAMRT candidates, UK student radiographers, internationally educated technologists and anyone preparing for university exams, clinical placement or competency assessments.

      Still have questions?

      You can reach us anytime at info.radstudynotes@gmail.com for support.