Selected list of books andjournals in allied health*By Alfred N. Brandon, M.S., M.A.Medical Library Consultant

Daytona Beach, Florida 32118-3026

Dorothy R. Hill, M.S., M.L.S.Assistant Professor of Medical Education andCollection Development Librarian

Gustave L. and Janet W. Levy LibraryMount Sinai School of Medicine ofThe City University of New YorkNew York, New York 10029-6574

The U.S. health care system of the twenty-first century will beinformation driven; allied health literature will be a dynamic part ofthat information. This list of 415 books and 76 journals is intended asa selection guide to be used in a library supporting allied healtheducational programs or allied health personnel in either a healthcare or academic setting. Because of the impossibility of covering thelarge number and wide variety of allied health professions andoccupations, focus has been directed primarily to the twenty-eighteducational programs accredited by the Committee on Allied HealthEducation and Accreditation (CAHEA) of the American MedicalAssociation, plus physical therapy, dental allied health, medicalsecretarial, nutrition, and speech pathology/audiology programs.Books and journals are categorized by subject; the book list isfollowed by an author/editor index, and the subject list of journals byan alphabetical title listing. Items suggested for initial purchase (177books and 32 journals) are indicated by asterisks. To purchase theentire collection of books and journals (1994 subscriptions) wouldrequire an expenditure of about $25,300.

The updated list of allied health books and journalsthat follows has been compiled to serve as a selectionguide for academic and health sciences librarians whoneed to acquire publications in various disciplinesthat make up the overall conglomerate of allied health,but who are unfamiliar with the literature. Our initialtarget audience back in 1984 was academic librarians,especially in junior colleges, whose parent institu-tions were in the process of setting up allied healthprograms. However, over the years, we have learnedthat health sciences librarians have used the alliedhealth lists extensively, because this body of litera-ture is still less well known than that of medicine,nursing, or dentistry. In reviewing allied health lit-

erature, we have been selective in the disciplines thatwe have addressed.When we first embarked upon this project more

than a decade ago, we were overwhelmed by the vastnumber of allied health professions and occupationsthat existed. After doing some research on the subject,we learned that the umbrella term allied health hadapplied at some time to just about every aspect ofhealth care, with the exception of the physician whowas the primary health care provider. This situationno longer exists, and many health professionals, inaddition to physicians, are now considered to be au-tonomous; for example, chiropractors, dentists, nurs-es, optometrists, pharmacists, podiatrists, and veter-inarians. We have made no attempt to cover thesefields in the context of allied health. After excludingthem, we still had to decide which of more than 200professions and occupations, all characterized as "al-

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lied health," we would choose. The choices rangedfrom hospital orderly to medical librarian to physi-cian assistant.What we did initially and still do is try to put to-

gether a list of allied health books and journals thatwould support the twenty-eight educational pro-grams accredited by the American Medical Associa-tion (AMA) Committee on Allied Health Educationand Accreditation (CAHEA), which are described inthe Allied Health Education Directory [1]. Besides theseprograms, we have also reviewed the literature ofallied health dental personnel (dental hygiene anddental assisting), physical therapy, speech patholo-gy /audiology, medical secretary, and nutrition. Thesedisciplines have large numbers of educational pro-grams; some are accredited by their own professionalorganizations. Since we have not been able to locatea definition of "allied health" upon which there is aconsensus of opinion, we continue to use the one thatappears in the Allied Health Education Directory: ". . . alarge cluster of health-related personnel who fulfillnecessary roles in the healthcare system, includingassisting, facilitating, and complementing the workof physicians and other healthcare specialists" [2].While it is common knowledge that the U.S. health

care system is undergoing its most dramatic upheavalpolitically and financially, it is perhaps less knownthat the education of the health care professional isin comparable upheaval, with allied health being lit-erally on the firing line. Already, allied health ac-creditation faces major changes. After more than sixtyyears of playing a leadership role in allied health andits accreditation process, in October 1992, the AMAannounced plans to discontinue the sponsorship ofCAHEA, effective October 1994. The AMA formed atask force to plan a freestanding agency to take overthe accreditation role. The task force presented guide-lines for an organization that it proposed to be calledthe Council on Accreditation of Allied Health Edu-cation Programs (CAAHEP); in its developmental pe-riod, the AMA plans to assist financially. In makingits decision, the AMA felt that the allied health pro-fessions had matured and had earned more autono-my. Allied health accreditation costs the AMA about$500,000 annually [3-4]. The immediate question is,who will join CAAHEP and who will opt for orga-nizational accreditation? Many allied health profes-sionals who work closely with physicians are con-cerned about losing the AMA relationship.Obviously, there is much debate within the allied

health community. A feeling seems to prevail thatcurrent accreditation is not outcome-oriented but in-stead encourages standardization, conformity, and thestatus quo, actually being an end unto itself-a veryexpensive end. For a long time, topics such as spe-cialized versus institutional accreditation, fixed cur-riculum versus innovative curriculum, self-study ver-

sus assessment, or segmentation versus coordinationhave all been debated. The realistic goal for alliedhealth now is moving from monitoring program pro-cesses to assessing program outcomes, whereby a us-able, unencumbered accreditation model can be setforth for other health professional schools to follow[5-8].Changing the education of the health professional

to meet the needs of the population is the premiseupon which the prestigious Pew Health ProfessionsCommission hopes to reform the U.S. health care sys-tem. The commission's twenty-seven experts drawnfrom the health professional, business, academic, andpolicy-making communities represent both the pub-lic and the private sectors. Its parent organization,the Pew Charitable Trusts, is a national philanthropybased in Philadelphia, but the commission is admin-istered through the Duke University Medical Centerin Durham, North Carolina.

In its first report, Healthy America: Practitioners for2005, the commission makes it very clear that reor-ganizing and refinancing the health care system willnot, regardless of what politicians believe, be suffi-cient to confront the nation's health care needs [9].The purpose of the Pew Commission is to help healthprofessional schools respond effectively to the changesin a health care system based upon needs of the pop-ulation. At present, the education of health care per-sonnel is clearly out of step with societal needs.Changing the values, skills, and attitudes of eightmillion health care workers, three million of whomare allied health personnel, is a gargantuan task. Thecommission's vision of a system of health care for thetwenty-first century can be described as being ori-ented to health and to individual responsibility forhealth-related behaviors. Other aspects include a sys-tem that is population based, information driven, fo-cused on consumers, and based on outcomes. It willprovide integrated or coordinated teams of healthcare givers, balanced technology with nontechnicalintervention, and increased accountability to con-sumers and society [10-11]. The implications for therole of allied health personnel in the present andfuture is further clarified by the Advisory Panel forAllied Health of the Pew Health Professions Com-mission [12]. In its report, the panel pointed out thesevere shortage of allied health workers in view ofthe demands of the aging society, the AIDS crisis, thewellness movement, the growth of home care, andchronic care for people with disabilities will chal-lenge allied health's ability to respond to the ever-increasing demands. Many of the trends noted in thecommission's report are of major consequences to al-lied health. The panel further stated that competen-cies that the Pew Commission has set forth, such ascaring for the community's health, participating incoordinated care, promoting healthy lifestyles, and

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participating in a racially and culturally diverse so-ciety, have been important to allied health workersfor many years; these trends are not new to alliedhealth as they may be to other health professions.The allied health personnel shortage was document-ed in 1989 in the report of the Institute of MedicineCommittee to Study the Role of Allied Health Per-sonnel [13].

Traditionally, allied health workers have been re-garded as being on the periphery of the health caresystem, where they assist, facilitate, and complementthe work of others. The literature of allied health hasusually held a comparable place in health scienceslibraries. It appears today that many allied healthprofessions and occupations will no longer be on theperiphery of the action but very well may becomethe core of the new health care delivery system. Arehealth sciences librarians ready to support such shifts?Will collection development priorities extend to theliterature of allied health? Considering the fact thatsome libraries are abandoning or trying to abandonprint publications of all kinds, it is a difficult questionto answer!

After reviewing the allied health literature for thepast two years, we know that the book literature isespecially strong, and many journals are taking on amore professional stance than they have in the past.In fact, we have seen a tremendous pride on the partof several publishers regarding their allied healthpublications, and they have stated the belief that al-lied health is the wave of the future in health sciencespublishing. But even with the expansion of alliedhealth publications, it is still true that a distinct lit-erature for some allied health programs does not ex-ist. Educational programs for the physician assistantrely heavily upon books in the basic and behavioralsciences as well as standard medical texts and jour-nals; medical publications can be identified from ourlist of recommended books and journals for the smallmedical library [14]. Physician assistant programs alsomake use of publications in related allied health fields.A similar situation exists for surgeon's assistants andsurgical technologists programs; they are supportedheavily by the literature of perioperative nursing aswell as a variety of surgical publications. Periopera-tive nursing publications can be located in our se-lected list of nursing literature [15]. Publications deal-ing with gerontology and geriatrics are listed underour established subject headings; for example, a bookon nutrition for the elderly is grouped with otherbooks on nutrition. The section of our nursing listdealing with geriatric nursing would be of value toallied health personnel caring for the elderly; geri-atric nursing journals are also noted. As yet, we havenot reviewed literature on long-term care, but be-cause of the importance of the subject, we plan to dothat in the next updated nursing list.

We have added one new subject category, "AthleticTrainer," to this list; the program was accredited byCAHEA in 1990. Subject sections from this list cov-ering anatomy and physiology, physical therapy, andrehabilitation would also be relevant to the athletictrainer program. We have changed the subject head-ing "Medical Records" to "Patient Records."

Subject-oriented "word books" for medical tran-scriptionists do not appear in the "Terminology" sec-tion of the book list. However, there are two suchseries that we would recommend if this type of pub-lication is needed: the first is Springhouse Word BookSeries (Springhouse Corporation) and the second,Stedman's ... Words; for example, Stedman's Neurosur-gery Words or Stedman's Radiology Words (Williams &Wilkins).With one or two exceptions, association mono-

graphic publications have not been included in thebook list, but we do want to emphasize their impor-tance in developing allied health collections. Cata-logs and brochures are available from the AmericanAssociation of Blood Banks, American Health Infor-mation Management Association, American Occu-pational Therapy Association, American PhysicalTherapy Association, and American Society for Mi-crobiology.

Self-study books are appearing in the allied healthliterature with increasing frequency, and we havecited a number of them in the book list. Anyonewanting to locate more should contact publishers suchas Appleton & Lange, Brady (Prentice Hall), Delmar,Mosby, and Saunders. These books are used exten-sively in allied health programs as teaching tools, andtheir quality has improved steadily over the years.We have selected books and journals focused spe-

cifically on allied health, but if a medical text or jour-nal is an integral part of the literature of an alliedhealth discipline, it has been included. We have em-phasized current books, predominantly of U.S. origin,although some Canadian and a few British publica-tions have been included. All the books have beenpublished since 1989: 98% since 1990 and 74% since1992; only 2% were published in 1989. We have cho-sen the most current books available, because rapidlychanging technology has a strong impact on manyallied health professions and occupations. As a result,older books do not appear in this list that might haveappeared in earlier versions. We are aware that "new"does not always mean "better."

In updating this list, we have received input fromlibrarians, health sciences educators, publishers, andbook and journal vendors. The final decision on whichbooks and journals to include in the list that followsis ours, based upon our experience and the publica-tions themselves. We have tried to choose books thatare authoritative in their fields, well organized, ef-fectively indexed, readable, and used by educators in

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Table 1Approximate cost by book list subject categories

No. of ApproximateSubject titles total cost

Acquired ImmunodeficiencySyndrome (AIDS) 4 $ 125Allied Health 7 215Anatomy and Physiology 13 510Athletic Trainer 4 220Biochemistry and Chemistry 4 275Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting 22 795Diagnostic Medical Sonography 10 595Dictionaries and Directories 10 315EEG Technology 5 560Emergency Medical Technology 26 905Hematology 7 420Histology 3 210Immunology and Serology 6 210Medical Assistant 19 540Medical Secretary 10 320Medical Technology 22 870Microbiology 9 470Nuclear Medicine Techology 3 185Nutrition 19 790Occupational Therapy 18 750Parasitology 3 150Pathology 5 190Patient Records 7 545Physical Therapy 53 2,420Physical Assistant 1 25Radiologic Technology 27 1,325Rehabilitation 18 1,435Respiratory Therapy 27 1,130Speech Pathology/Audiology 32 1,390Surgical Technology 3 105Terminology 18 505

Total 415 $18,500

allied health. In some allied health areas, there arefew publications, and it becomes a matter of identi-fying rather than choosing. This situation is especial-ly true for journals, although, in some instances, anallied health discipline is covered by only one or twobooks. Of all the allied health books thatwe reviewed,the largest increase in titles that we saw was in speechpathology/audiology. Making choices in this cate-gory was very difficult. While the quality of journalsis continually improving, their numbers should alsobe increasing as the amount and quality of alliedhealth research increase.We intend that this list of books and journals be

considered only as a guide for developing a collectionof allied health literature; it is not to be used as arequired item-by-item standard. Any publications listis relatively outdated as soon as it is published. There-fore, it is necessary for librarians to monitor the lit-erature of allied health as it is published. Betweenrevisions, this list will be updated on a quarterly basisin a newsletter titled A Major Report compiled andedited by the senior author [16]. Publishers' and ven-dors' listings and newsletters are useful sources formonitoring for current allied health publications.Standard medical books and journals should be

available to allied health personnel; dental auxiliarypersonnel should also have access to standard dentalbooks and journals. If no basic medical or dental col-lections exist in academic libraries supporting alliedhealth education programs, access must be providedby means of neighboring health sciences libraries.The bibliographic and price information quoted

here is as accurate as we could obtain at the time themanuscript was submitted, but price increases arelikely to occur over time. Based upon the prices thatwe have, it would cost approximately $25,300 to pur-chase the entire collection of books and journals. The415 books cost about $18,500, and the 76 journal sub-scriptions for 1994 amount to $6,800. For books frompublishers who have net pricing, we have used a bookvendor's prices, which provide more realistic figuresfor purchasing and budgeting purposes, because mostlibraries purchase directly from vendors. Publishers'list prices are noted for all other books. The total pricefor the entire collection, or for the individual category"Physical Therapy" (Table 1) includes only the spe-cific books cited in items 241, 244, and 253, not theentire series. Subscription prices are institutional rates;sometimes subscription prices for individuals are lessthan for institutions. Whenever member and non-member prices are shown, nonmember prices havebeen used in calculating total costs. The average priceper book title is $44.71, and the average price of a1994 journal subscription is $89.30.Items for initial purchase are indicated by asterisks

before the titles. To purchase only the asterisked items(177 books and 32 journal subscriptions), the total costwould be approximately $10,500-$7,900 for books and$2,600 for 1994 journal subscriptions. Due to the di-versity of the subjects covered in this list, most peoplewill probably not want to purchase all of the publi-cations but instead will use the list selectively forsubjects pertinent to their particular situations. Table1 shows the approximate cost for each subject sectionof the book list. Overall total figures and average costsfor this list are not as meaningful as those that wecompile for the small medical library and for nursing,because it is not likely that all these allied healthpublications would ever be purchased totally as acollection.The books in the list are arranged according to

broad subject headings followed by an author/editorindex. For new editions appearing in 1994, we haveindicated prices if they were available when we sub-mitted the manuscript; if we could not obtain prices,we have used the phrase "in preparation." In in-stances when a new edition will be available at afuture time and the previous edition is still in print,we will list that edition with a note regarding thepreparation of a new one.Over the years, we have found that allied health

books tend to go out of print at a faster rate than

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medical books; sometimes it is difficult to get thisinformation from publishers when we are compilingthis list. When a book has more than two authors oreditors, the notation "[and others]" is made after thename of the senior author or editor. In the book list,we have tried to indicate the publisher who is cur-rently distributing the book. Because of takeovers andmergers that occur, the publisher shown on the titlepage may not always be the current distributor. Ifbooks are ordered from a vendor, this situation doesnot present a problem. In the author/editor index,only the names of the senior persons are included;coauthors and coeditors are not. If the name of anoriginal author or editor is an initial part of the title,we have included that name in the index. Journalsare arranged by broad subject categories, followed byan alphabetical title list.We believe that it is the responsibility of health

sciences libraries who support no formal educationalprograms in allied health to assist their institutionalallied health personnel in providing quality healthcare by making available to them various avenues ofaccess to knowledge and information that is vital totheir clinical and research needs. One of the best waysto do this is to have an adequate collection of alliedhealth books and journals and librarians who under-stand the informational needs of this large, complexgroup of health care professionals. We hope this listwill serve as a check for librarians who are activelycollecting allied health literature or as a starting pointfor librarians who have not yet dealt with the conceptof an allied health collection being on a comparablelevel with a medical literature collection. Changeneeds to begin for health professionals with a visionof what they ought to be doing that they are not doingnow. Such a vision is likewise necessary in the healthsciences library community.

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1. AMERIcAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. COMMITTEE ON ALLIEDHEALTH EDUCATION AND ACCREDITATION. Education direc-tory. 21st ed. Chicago: The Association, 1993.2. IBID., 1.3. BoRzo A. AMA proposes spinoff of allied health accred-itation. Am Med News 1993 Apr 12;36(14):22.4. WErMAUs B. Allied health accreditation faces majorchanges. JAMA 1993 Sep 21;270(9):1094-6.5. STULL GA. Commentary: accreditation in the allied healthprofessions. J Allied Health 1989 fall;18(4):425-35.6. FAUSER JJ. Commentary: G. Alan Stull's view of accred-itation: a response. J Allied Health 1990 winter;19(1):1-13.7. WErIHAus B. New directions for allied health accredi-tation. J Allied Health 1993 summer;22(3):239-47.8. BRUHN JG. The nemesis of allied health accreditation:the emperor needs new clothes. J Allied Health 1993 fall;22(4):335-51.9. PEw HEALTH PROFESSIONS COMMISSION. Healthy America:

practitioners for 2005, an agenda for action for U.S. healthprofessional schools. Durham, NC: The Commission, 1991.10. O'NEIL EH. Education as part of the health care solution:strategies from the Pew Health Professions Commission.JAMA 1992 Sep 2;268(9):1146-8.11. FAUSER JJ. Accreditation of allied health education: as-sessing for educational effectiveness. JAMA 1992 Sep 2;268(9):1123-6.12. PEw HEALTH PROFESSIONS COMMISSION. ADVISORY PANELFOR ALLIED HEALTH. Final draft report of the Advisory Panelfor Allied Health to the Pew Health Professions Commis-sion. J Allied Health 1992 fall;21(4):29-69.13. INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE. COMMrrTEE TO STUDY THE ROLEOF ALLIED HEALTH PERSONNEL. Allied health services: avoid-ing crises. Washington, DC: National Academy Press, 1989.14. BRANDON AN, HILL DR. Selected list of books and jour-nals for the small medical library. Bull Med Libr Assoc 1993Apr;81(2):141-68.15. BRANDON AN, HILL DR. Selected list of nursing booksand journals. Nurs Outlook 1994 Mar/Apr;42(2):71-82.16. A Major report. v. 1, no. 1-. Dallas: Majors ScientificBooks, fall 1979-. Quarterly.

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BOOK LIST

ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS)

1. GALANTINO, MARY LOU, ed. Clinical Assessment and TreatmentofHIV: Rehabilitation of a Chronic Illness. Thorofare, N.J., Slack,1992. $36.00.

2. LIBMAN, HOWARD, AND WITZBURG, ROBERT A., eds. HIV In-fection: A Clinical Manual. 2d ed. Boston, Little, Brown, 1993.$34.00.

3. MARCIL, WILLIAM M., AND TIGGEs, KENT N., eds. The Personwith AIDS: A Personal and Professional Perspective. Thorofare,N.J., Slack, 1992. $30.00.

*4. MUMA, RIcHARD D. [and others]. HIV Manual for Health CareProfessionals. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1994.$24.95.

ALLIED HEALTH

5. ELDER, JOHN P. [and others]. Motivating Health Behavior. Al-bany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $36.95.

6. LIEBLE, JOAN GRArro [and others]. Management Principles forHealth Professionals. 2d ed. Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1992.$51.00.

7. MCCUTCHEON, MAUREEN. Exploring Health Careers. Albany,N.Y., Delmar, 1993. $21.95.

8. MiLLIKE, MARY ELIZABETH. Understanding Human Behavior:A Guide for Health Care Providers. 5th ed. Albany, N.Y., Del-mar, 1993. $26.95.

9. PAYTON, Orro D. Research: The Validation of Clinical Practice.3d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1994. $22.95.

*10. SIMMERs, LOUISE. Diversified Health Occupations. 3d ed. Al-bany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993. $33.95.

11. WOODROW, RuTH. Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Oc-cupations. 2d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1992. $24.95.

* Suggested for initial purchase.

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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

*12. GUYTON, ARTHUR C. Human Physiology and Mechanisms ofDisease. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $48.25.

13. JENKINS, DAvID B. Hollinshead's Functional Anatomy of the Limbsand Back. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1991. $39.50.

14. LANGDON, JOHN H. Human Dissection for the Health Sciences.Boston, Little, Brown, 1994. $31.75.

*15. MARIEB, ELAINE NICPON. Essentials of Human Anatomy & Phys-iology. 4th ed. Redwood City, Calif., Benjamin/Cummings,1994. $34.75.

16. MEMMLER, RUTH L. [and others]. The Human Body in Healthand Disease. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992. $33.50.

17. MEMMLER, RUTH L. [and others]. Structure and Function of theHuman Body. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992. $31.50.

18. MOFFETT, DAVID E. [and others]. Human Physiology: Founda-tions & Frontiers. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $56.95.

19. PRATT, NEAL E. Clinical Musculoskeletal Anatomy. Philadel-phia, Lippincott, 1991. $42.95.

*20. SEELEY, ROD R. [and others]. Anatomy & Physiology. 2d ed. St.Louis, Mosby, 1992. $58.95.

21. TATE, PHILIP [and others]. Understanding the Human Body. St.Louis, Mosby, 1994. $27.95.

*22. THIBODEAU, GARY A., AND PATTON, KEVIN T. The Human Bodyin Health & Disease. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $27.95.

*23. THIBODEAU, GARY A. Structure & Function of the Body. 9th ed.St. Louis, Mosby, 1991. $27.95.

24. TORTORA, GERARD J., AND GRABOWSKI, SANDRA R. PrinciplesofAnatomy and Physiology. 7th ed. New York, Harper Collins,1993. $52.00.

ATHLETIC TRAINER

25. AUSTIN, KARIN A. [and others]. Illustrated Guide to TapingTechniques. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $24.95.

*26. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ATHLETIC TRAINERS' BOARD OFCERTIFCATION, INC. Study Guide for the NATA Board of Cer-tification, Inc. Entry-Level Athletic Trainer Certification Exami-nation. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1993. $29.95.

27. REID, DAVID C. Sports Injury Assessment and Rehabilitation. NewYork, Churchill Livingstone, 1992. $129.95.

28. STARKEY, CHAD. Therapeutic Modalities for Athletic Trainers.Philadelphia, Davis, 1993. $36.00.

AUDIOLOGYsee SPEECH PATHOLOGY/AUDIOLOGY

BIOCHEMISTRY AND CHEMISTRY

29. BISHOP, MICHAEL L. [and others]. Clinical Chemistry: Principles,Procedures, Correlations. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992.$53.50.

*30. BURTIS, CARL A., AND ASHWOOD, EDWARD R., eds. Tietz Text-book of Clinical Chemistry. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994.$126.75.

31. CALBREATH, DONALD F. Clinical Chemistry: A FundamentalTextbook. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $39.50.

*32. SACKHEIM, GEORGE I., AND LEHMAN, DENNIS D. Chemistry forthe Health Sciences. 7th ed. New York, Macmillan, 1994. $56.00.

BLOOD BANKINGsee HEMATOLOGY

DENTAL HYGIENE AND DENTAL ASSISTING

*33. ASH, MAJOR M. Oral Pathology: An Introduction to General andOral Pathology for Hygienists. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Lea &Febiger, 1992. $35.00.

*34. BRAND, RICHARD W., AND ISSELHARD, DONALD E. Anatomy ofOrofacial Structures. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $37.95.

35. CRAIG, ROBERT G. [and others]. Dental Materials: Properties andManipulation. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $35.95.

*36. DARBY, MICHELE LEONARDI, ed. Mosby's Comprehensive Reviewof Dental Hygiene. 3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $39.95.

*37. DE LYRE, WOLF R., AND JOHNSON, ORLEN N. Essentials of DentalRadiography for Dental Assistants and Hygienists. 5th ed. Nor-walk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1994. $39.95.

38. EHRLICH, ANN, AND ToRRES, HAZEL 0. Essentials of DentalAssisting. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $32.50.

39. EHRLICH, ANN. Nutrition and Dental Health. 2d ed. Albany,N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $26.95.

40. FINKBEINER, BETTY L., AND PArrT, JERRY CROWE. Practice Man-agement for the Dental Team. 3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1991.$37.95.

41. FROMMER, HERBERT H. Radiology for Dental Auxiliaries. 5th ed.St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $35.95.

*42. HARING, JOEN I., AND LIND, LAURA JANSEN. Radiographic In-terpretation for the Dental Hygienist. Philadelphia, Saunders,1993. $30.50.

*43. KASLE, MYRON J. An Atlas of Dental Radiographic Anatomy. 4thed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994. $38.00.

44. MANSON-HING, LINCOLN R. Fundamentals of Dental Radiog-raphy. 3d ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1990. $39.50.

*45. MELFI, RUDY C. Permar's Oral Embryology and MicroscopicAnatomy: A Textbook for Students in Dental Hygiene. 9th ed.Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1994. $32.95.

46. MILES, DALE A. Radiographic Imaging for Dental Auxiliaries. 2ded. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $33.50.

*47. MILLER, CHRIS H., AND PALENIK, CHARLES JOHN. Infection Con-trol and Management of Hazardous Materials for the Dental Team.St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $24.95.

48. MOSS-SALENTIJN, LEmrY, AND HENDRICKS-KLYVERT, MARLENE.Dental and Oral Tissues: An Introduction. 3d ed. Philadelphia,Lea & Febiger, 1990. $35.95.

*49. PHILLIPS, RALPH W., AND MOORE, B. KEITH. Elements of DentalMaterials for Dental Hygienists and Dental Assistants. 5th ed.Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994. $30.50.

50. SMITH, ROGER G. [and others]. Dental Surgery Assistants' Hand-book. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $29.95.

51. ToRREs, HAZEL O., AND MAZZUCCHI-BALLARD, LOIS. DentalAssisting Exam Preparation. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994.$19.25.

52. ToRRE, HAZEL O., AND EHRLICH, ANN. Modern Dental As-sisting. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1990. $48.25.

*53. WILKINS, ESTHER M. Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist.7th ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1994. $54.95.

*54. WOODALL, IRENE R. Comprehensive Dental Hygiene Care. 4thed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $52.95.

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHYsee also NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY;

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

55. BUSHONG, STEWART C., AND ARCHER, BENJAMIN R. DiagnosticUltrasound: Physics, Biology and Instrumentation. St. Louis,Mosby, 1991. $36.95.

*56. CRAIG, MARVEEN. Introduction to Ultrasonography and PatientCare. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $25.25.

57. FLEISCHER, ARTHUR C. [and others]. The Principles and Practiceof Ultrasonography in Obstetrics and Gynecology. 4th ed. Nor-walk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1991. $125.00. (New ed. inpreparation.)

*58. HAGEN-ANSERT, SANDRA L. Textbook of Diagnostic Ultrasonog-raphy. 4th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. In preparation.

*59. HALL, REBECCA. The Ultrasound Handbook: Clinical, Etiologic,Pathologic Implications of Sonographic Findings. 2d ed. Phila-delphia, Lippincott, 1993. $25.95.

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60. KAWAMURA, DLANE M., ed. Abdomen. Philadelphia, Lippin-cott, 1992. $100.00. (Diagnostic Medical Sonography, vol. 3.)

*61. KRMKAu, FREDERICK W. Diagnostic Ultrasound: Principles andInstruments. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $40.50.

62. KRMKAU, FREDERICK W. Doppler Ultrasound: Principles andInstruments. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1990. $40.50.

63. SANDERS, RoGER C. Clinical Sonography: A Practical Guide. 2ded. Boston, Little, Brown, 1991. $55.00.

64. TEMPKIN, BErrY BATES. Ultrasound Scanning: Principles and Pro-tocols. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $48.75.

DICTIONARIES AND DIREcTORIEssee also TERMINOLOGY

*65. AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. CoMMITTEE ON ALLIEDHEALTH EDUCATION AND ACCREDITATION. Allied Health Edu-cation Directory 1994-1995. 22d ed. Chicago, American Med-ical Association, 1994. $32.00, members; $46.00, nonmem-bers.

*66. ANDERSON, KENNETH N. [and others], eds. Mosby's Medical,Nursing, and Allied Health Dictionary. 4th ed. St. Louis, Mosby,1994. $29.95.

*67. DORLAND'S ILLUSTRATED MEDICAL DICTIoNARY. 28th ed. Phil-adelphia, Saunders, 1994. In preparation.

68. JABLONSKI, STANLEY. Dictionary of Medical Acronyms & Abbre-viations. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $16.95.

69. MITCHELL-HATrON, SARAH Lu. The Davis Book of Medical Ab-breviations: A Deciphering Guide. Philadelphia, Davis, 1991.$32.95.

*70. O'TOOLE, MAE, ed. Miller-Keane Encyclopedia & Dictionaryof Medicine, Nursing, & Allied Health. 5th ed. Philadelphia,Saunders, 1992. $24.95.

71. Stedman's Abbreviations, Acronyms, & Symbols. Baltimore, Wil-liams & Wilkins, 1992. $24.00.

72. Stedman's Medical Dictionary. 25th ed. Baltimore, Williams &Wilkins, 1990. $43.00.

*73. Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary. 17th ed. Edited by Clay-ton L. Thomas. Philadelphia, Davis, 1993. $29.95.

74. YvoRRA, JAMES G., ed. Mosby's Emergency Dictionary: QuickReference for Emergency Responders. St. Louis, Mosby, 1989.$24.95. (New ed. in preparation.)

EEG TECHNOLOGY

75. CHLAPPA, KEITH H., ed. Evoked Potentials in Clinical Medicine.2d ed. New York, Raven Press, 1990. $77.50.

76. DALY, DAVID, AND PEDLEY, TIMOTHY. Current Practice of EEG.2d ed. New York, Raven Press, 1990. $110.50.

77. DYRO, FRANCES M. The EEG Handbook. Boston, Little, Brown,1989. $32.50.

78. GUBERMAN, ALAN, AND COUTURE, MADELEINE. Atlas of Elec-troencephalography. Boston, Little, Brown, 1989. $167.00.

*79. TYNER, FAY S. [and others]. Fundamentals of EEG Technology.New York, Raven Press, 1983-89. 2 v. $172.50.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY(INCLUDING PARAMEDIC)

80. ALLISON, E. JACKSON, JR., ed. Advanced Life Support Skills. St.Louis, Mosby, 1994. $31.95.

*81. AMECAN ACADEMY OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS. EmergencyCare and Transportation of the Sick and Injured. 5th ed. Chicago,American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1992. $31.00.

*82. AMERICAN RED CROSS. Emergency Response. St. Louis, Mosby,1993. $30.00.

83. BECK, RICHARD K., AND VANCE, JAMES ROBERT. Pharmacologyfor Prehospital Emergency Care. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Davis,1994. $22.95.

*84. BERGERON, J. DAVID, AND BJAK, GLORIA. First Responder. 3ded. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Brady, 1994. $32.00.

*85. BLEDSOE, BRYAN E. [and others]. Paramedic Emergency Care.2d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Brady, 1994. $48.00.

*86. CAROLINE, NANCY L. Emergency Care in the Streets. 4th ed.Boston, Little, Brown, 1991. $36.00.

*87. CAROLINE, NANCY L. Emergency Medical Treatment: A Text forEMT-A's and EMT-Intermediates. 3d ed. Boston, Little, Brown,1991. $33.00.

88. CoPASS, MICHAEL K. [and others]. EMT Manual. 2d ed. Phil-adelphia, Saunders, 1991. $24.50.

89. DAVIS, DALE. How to Quickly and Accurately Master ECG In-terpretation. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992. $32.50.

90. DERNOCOEUR, KATE BOYD. Streetsense: Communication, Safety,and Control. 2d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Brady, 1990. $33.00.

*91. GOLDFRANK, LEwIS R. [and others]. Goldfrank's ToxicologicEmergencies. 5th ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange,1994. $175.00.

92. GONSOULIN, SHERYL M., AND RAYNOVICH, WILLIAM. Prehos-pital Drug Therapy. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $28.00.

*93. GRANT, HARvEY D. [and others]. Emergency Care. 6th ed. En-glewood Cliffs, N.J., Brady, 1994. $34.00.

94. HAFEN, BRENT Q., AND KARREN, KEITH J. Prehospital EmergencyCare & Crisis Intervention. 4th ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Bra-dy, 1992. $34.00.

95. HANES, THOMAS C., AND HANES, CAROLYN C. EMT Review:Examination Preparation. 3d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Brady,1991. $26.00.

96. HENRY, MARK C., AND STAPLETON, EDWARD R. EMTPrehospitalCare. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $27.50.

97. JACOBS, DONALD TRENT. Patient Communication for First Re-sponders and EMS Personnel: The First Hour of Trauma. Engle-wood Cliffs, N.J., Brady, 1991. $23.00.

98. JONES, SHIRLEY A. [and others], eds. Advanced Emergency Carefor Paramedic Practice. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992. $46.00.

*99. KREBS, DENNIS R. [and others]. When Violence Erupts: A Sur-vival Guide for Emergency Responders. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990.$24.95.

100. MACK, DANIEL. EMT Certification Preparation and Review. St.Louis, Mosby, 1990. $19.95.

101. MILLE, ROBERT H., AND WILSON, JOHN K. Manual of Prehos-pital Emergency Medicine. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $31.95.

102. PARCEL, GUY S. Basic Emergency Care of the Sick and Injured.4th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $21.95.

* 103. SIMON, ROBERT R., AND BRENNER, BARRY E. Emergency Pro-cedures and Techniques. 3d ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins,1994. $55.00.

* 104. SMIm, DAVID S., AND SMITH, SARA J. Water Rescue: Basic Skillsfor Emergency Responders. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $21.95.

105. SOREF, STEPHEN M., AND CADIGAN, ROBERT T. EMS StreetStrategies: Effective Patient Interaction. Philadelphia, Davis, 1992.$16.95.

HEMATOLOGY

106. AMECAN ASSOCiATION OF BLOOD BANKS. Technical Manualof the American Association of Blood Banks. 11th ed. Edited byRichard H. Walker. Bethesda, Md., American Association ofBlood Banks, 1993. $48.00, members; $60.00, nonmembers.

*107. BROWN, BARBARA A. Hematology: Principles and Procedures. 6thed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1993. $46.00.

108. HARMEMNG, DENISE, ed. Clinical Hematology and Fundamentalsof Hemostasis. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1992. $51.95.

109. KAPFF, CAROLA T., AND JANDL, JAMES H. Blood: Atlas andSourcebook of Hematology. 2d ed. Boston, Little, Brown, 1991.$115.00.

*110. LOTSPEICH-STEININGER, CHERYL A. [and others], eds. ClinicalHematology: Principles, Procedures, Correlations. Philadelphia,Lippincott, 1992. $49.95.

111. QUINLEY, EVA D., ed. Immunohematology: Principles and Prac-tice. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1993. $44.95.

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112. TURGEON, MARY LOUISE. Clinical Hematology: Theory and Pro-cedures. 2d ed. Boston, Little, Brown, 1993. $54.00.

HISTOLOGY* 113. BuRKrrr, H. GEORGE [and others]. Wheater's Functional His-

tology: A Text and Color Atlas. 3d ed. New York, ChurchillLivingstone, 1993. $42.95.

114. CORMACK, DAVID H. Essential Histology. Philadelphia, Lip-pincott, 1993. $39.95.

115. FAwcETr, DON WAYNE. Bloom and Fawcett A Textbook of His-tology. 12th ed. New York, Chapman & Hall, 1994. $89.00.

IMMUNOLOGY AND SEROLOGY

116. BARRErr, JAMES T. Medical Immunology: Text and Review. Phil-adelphia, Davis, 1991. $35.00.

* 117. BRYANT, NEVILLE J. Laboratory Immunology & Serology. 3d ed.Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $37.50.

118. MILLER, LINDA E. [and others]. Manual of Laboratory Immu-nology. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1991. $45.50.

119. SHEEHAN, CATHERINE. Clinical Immunology: Principles and Lab-oratory Diagnosis. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1990. $32.95.

* 120. TURGEON, MARY LOUISE. Immunology and Serology in Labora-tory Medicine. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1995. In preparation.

121. WIDMANN, FRANCES K. An Introduction to Clinical Immunology.Philadelphia, Davis, 1989. $25.00.

LABORATORY DIAGNOSISsee MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

LABORATORY TECHNOLOGYsee MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

MEDICAL ASSISTANTsee also MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

122. BLACKBURN, ELSA. Health Unit Coordinator. Englewood Cliffs,N.J., Brady, 1991. $30.60.

* 123. BONEWIT-WEST, KATHY. Computer Concepts and Applications forthe Medical Office. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $24.50.

* 124. COOPER, MARIAN G. [and others]. The Medical Assistant. 6thed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $37.95.

* 125. FLIGHT, MYRTLE. Law, Liability, and Ethics for Medical OfficePersonnel. 2d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993. $23.95.

* 126. FREW, MARY ANN, AND FREw, DAVID R. Comprehensive MedicalAssisting: Administrative and Clinical Procedures. 3d ed. Phil-adelphia, Davis, 1994. $38.00.

* 127. JOHNSON, JOAN M., AND JOHNSON, MARCUS W. ComputerizedMedical Office Management. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994.$29.95.

128. KEIR, LUCILLE [and others]. Medical Assisting: Clinical and Ad-ministrative Competencies. 3d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993.$39.95.

129. KERSCHNER, VELMA. Health Unit Coordinating: Principles &Practices. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1992. $26.95.

*130. KINN, MARY E. [and others]. The Medical Assistant: Adminis-trative and Clinical. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993.$30.00.

131. KINN, MARY E. Student Review for the Administrative MedicalAssistant. 3d ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $12.65.

132. LANE, KAREN. The Medical Assisting Examination: A Compre-hensive Review for Certification. Philadelphia, Davis, 1991.$26.00.

133. LANE, KAREN [and others], eds. Saunders Manual of MedicalAssisting Practice. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $40.50.

* 134. LEwIS, MARCIA A., AND TAMPARO, CAROL D. Medical Law,

Ethics, and Bioethics in the Medical Office. 3d ed. Philadelphia,Davis, 1993. $18.95.

135. LINDSEY, BONNIE J., AND RAYBURN, FRANCIS M. The ProfessionalMedical Assistant: Clinical Practice. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993.$29.95.

136. RICE, JANE. Principles of Pharmacology for Medical Assisting. 2ded. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $22.95.

137. ROWELL, Jo ANN C. Understanding Medical Insurance: A Step-by-Step Guide. 2d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $20.95.

138. TAMPARO, CAROL D., AND LINDH, WILBURTA Q. TherapeuticCommunications for Allied Health Professions. Albany, N.Y.,Delmar, 1992. $23.95.

139. WOODS, MARY ANN. The Clinical Medical Assistant. Philadel-phia, Saunders, 1994. $27.50.

* 140. ZAKUS, SHARRON M. Clinical Procedures for Medical Assistants.3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1995. $34.95.

MEDICAL RECORDSsee PATIENT RECORDS

MEDICAL SECRETARYsee also MEDICAL ASSISTANT

* 141. BECKLIN, KARONNE J. Medical Office Procedures. 3d ed. LakeForest, Ill., Glencoe Pub. Co., 1992. $34.75.

142. DIEHL, MARCY OTIS, AND FORDNEY, MARILYN TAKAHASHI.Medical Typing and Transcribing: Techniques and Procedures. 3ded. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1991. $37.50.

*143. FORDNEY, MARILYN TAKAHASHI, AND FOLUS, JOAN JOHNSON.Administrative Medical Assisting. 3d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar,1993. $27.95.

*144. FORDNEY, MARILYN TAKAHASHI. Insurance Handbook for theMedical Office. 3d ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994. $34.00.

145. FORDNEY, MARILYN TAKAHASHI, AND DIEHL, MARCY OTIS.Medical Transcription Guide: Do's and Don't's. Philadelphia,Saunders, 1990. $27.00.

146. GYLYS, BARBARA A. Computer Applications for the Medical Office:Medical Care Basic Management System. Philadelphia, Davis,1991. $38.00.

147. HUMPHREY, DORIS D. Contemporary Medical Office Procedures.Belmont, Calif., Wadsworth, 1990. $27.95.

* 148. KINN, MARY E. The Administrative Medical Assistant. 3d ed.Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $22.75.

149. SLOANE, SHEILA B. The Medical Word Book: A Spelling andVocabulary Guide to Medical Transcription. 3d ed. Philadelphia,Saunders, 1991. $31.50.

*150. SLOANE, SHEILA B., AND FORDNEY, MARILYN T. Saunders Man-ual of Medical Transcription. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994.$40.50.

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY151. ADDISON, Lois ANNE, AND FISCHER, PAUL M. The Office Lab-

oratory. 2d ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1990.$65.00.

152. CAMPBELL, JUNE, AND CAMPBELL, JOE BILL. Laboratory Math-ematics: Medical and Biological Applications. 4th ed. St. Louis,Mosby, 1990. $25.95.

153. CIULLA, ANNA P., AND BUESCHER, GEORGANNE K., eds. MedicalTechnology Examination Review and Study Guide. 2d ed. Nor-walk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1992. $34.95.

154. CLERC, JEANNE M. An Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Sci-ences. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $21.95.

*155. FLYNN, JOHN C., JR., ed. Procedures in Phlebotomy. Philadel-phia, Saunders, 1994. $22.25.

156. GARZA, DIANA, AND BECAN-MCBRIDE, KATHLEEN. PhlebotomyHandbook. 3d ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1993.$29.95.

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157. GIvAN, ALICE LONGOBARDI. Flow Cytometry: First Principles.New York, Wiley-Liss, 1992. $34.95.

*158. HENRY, JOHN BERNARD, ed. Clinical Diagnosis & Managementby Laboratory Methods. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1991.$80.00.

159. HOELTKE, LYNN B. The Complete Textbook of Phlebotomy. Al-bany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $29.95.

160. HowANITz, JOAN H., AND HOWANITZ, PETER J., eds. LaboratoryMedicine: Test Selection and Interpretation. New York, Chur-chill Livingstone, 1991. $75.00.

*161. LINNE, JEAN JORGENSON, AND RINGSRUD, KAREN MUNSON. Ba-sic Techniques in Clinical Laboratory Science. 3d ed. St. Louis,Mosby, 1992. $33.95.

162. MCCALL, RuTH E., AND TANKERSLEY, CATHEE M. PhlebotomyEssentials. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1993. $27.95.

* 163. MARSHALL, JACQUELYN. Fundamental Skills for the Clinical Lab-oratory Professional. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993. $32.95.

164. PENDERGRAPH, GARLAND E. Handbook of Phlebotomy. 3d ed.Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1992. $24.50.

* 165. RAVEL, RICHARD. Clinical Laboratory Medicine: Clinical Appli-cation of Laboratory Data. 6th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. Inpreparation.

* 166. SACHER, RONALD A., AND MCPHERSON, RICHARD A. Widmann'sClinical Interpretation of Laboratory Tests. 10th ed. Philadel-phia, Davis, 1991. $42.95.

167. SCHOEFF, LARRY E., AND WILLLAMS, ROBERT H., eds. Principlesof Laboratory Instruments. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $33.95.

*168. STRASINGER, SUSAN KING. Urinalysis and Body Fluids. 3d ed.Philadelphia, Davis, 1994. $32.95.

*169. TIETz, NORBERT W., ed. Clinical Guide to Laboratory Tests. 2ded. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1990. $44.25.

* 170. TILTON, RICHARD C. [and others], eds. Clinical Laboratory Med-icine. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $69.00.

*171. WALLACH, JACQUES. Interpretation of Diagnostic Tests: A Syn-opsis of Laboratory Medicine. 5th ed. Boston, Little, Brown,1992. $36.50.

172. WALTERS, NORMA J. [and others]. Basic Medical LaboratoryTechniques. 2d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1990. $29.95.

MICROBIOLOGY

173. ALCAMO, I. EDWARD. Fundamentals of Microbiology. 4th ed.Redwood City, Calif., Benjamin/Cummings, 1994. $59.50.

* 174. BALOWS, ALBERT [and others], eds. Manual of Clinical Micro-biology. 5th ed. Washington, D.C., American Society for Mi-crobiology, 1991. $64.00, members; $84.00, nonmembers.

*175. BARON, ELLEN Jo [and others]. Bailey and Scott's DiagnosticMicrobiology. 9th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $59.95.

176. BOYD, ROBERT F., AND HOERL, BRYAN G. Basic Medical Micro-biology. 4th ed. Boston, Little, Brown, 1991. $53.50.

177. BURTON, GWENDOLYN R. W. Microbiology for the Health Sci-ences. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992. $22.95.

* 178. FONG, ELIZABETH [and others]. Microbiology for Health Careers.5th ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $23.95.

* 179. HOWARD, BARBARA J. [and others], eds. Clinical and PathogenicMicrobiology. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $59.95.

*180. KoNEMAN, ELMER W. [and others]. Introduction to DiagnosticMicrobiology. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1994. $39.95.

181. TORTORA, GERARD J. [and others]. Microbiology: An Introduc-tion. 4th ed. Redwood City, Calif., Benjamin/Cummings,1991. $66.25.

NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGYsee also DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY;

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY* 182. BERNIER, DONALD R. [and others], eds. Nuclear Medicine: Tech-

nology and Techniques. 3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $75.00.

183. CHANDRA, RAMESH. Introductory Physics of Nuclear Medicine.4th ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1992. $32.95.

184. EARLY, PAUL J., AND SODEE, D. BRUCE. Principles and Practiceof Nuclear Medicine. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $79.95.

NUTRMON

185. CHERNoFF, RONNI, ed. Geriatric Nutrition: The Health Profes-sional's Handbook. Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1991. $65.00.

186. ESCHELMAN, MARINA MALTESE. Introductory Nutrition and DietTherapy. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1991. $26.50. (Newed. in preparation.)

187. EscoTr-STuMp, SYLVIA. Nutrition and Diagnosis-Related Care.3d ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1992. $39.95.

188. FRANKLE, REVA T., AND OWEN, ANITA L., eds. Nutrition in theCommunity: The Art of Delivering Services. 3d ed. St. Louis,Mosby, 1993. $46.95.

189. HOLLI, BETSY B., AND CALABRESE, RICHARD J. Communicationand Education Skills: The Dietitian's Guide. 2d ed. Philadelphia,Lea & Febiger, 1991. $29.50.

* 190. KATCH, FRANK I., AND MCARDLE, WILLIAM D. Introduction toNutrition, Exercise, and Health. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Lea &Febiger, 1993. $39.50.

*191. NELSON, JENNIFER K. [and others]. Mayo Clinic Diet Manual.7th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $54.95.

* 192. PENNINGTON, JEAN A. T. Bowes and Church's Food Values ofPortions Commonly Used. 16th ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott,1994. $29.95.

193. PIPES, PEGGY L., AND TRAHMS, CHRISTINE M., eds. Nutrition inInfancy and Childhood. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $26.95.

194. QUEEN, PATRICIA M., AND LANG, CAROL E., eds. Handbook ofPediatric Nutrition. Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1993. $62.00.

* 195. REICHERT, KATHRYN J. Nutrition for Recovery: Eating Disorders.Boca Raton, Fla., CRC Press, 1993. $49.95.

196. SCHILLER, M. ROSrrA [and others]. Handbook for Clinical Nu-trition Services Management. Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1991.$56.00.

197. SCHLENKER, ELEANOR D. Nutrition in Aging. 2d ed. St. Louis,Mosby, 1993. $29.95.

*198. SIZER, FRANCES S., AND WHrrNEY, ELEANOR N. Hamilton-Whit-ney's Nutrition: Concepts and Controversies. 6th ed. St. Paul,Minn., West Pub. Co., 1994. $49.95.

199. STANFIELD, PEGGY S. Nutrition and Diet Therapy: Self-Instruc-tional Modules. 2d ed. Boston, Jones and Bartlett, 1992. $36.25.

*200. TOWNSEND, CAROLYNN E. Nutrition and Diet Therapy. 6th ed.Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $25.95.

*201. WARDLAW, GORDON M. [and others]. Contemporary Nutrition:Issues and Insights. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $43.95.

*202. WILLLAMS, SUE RODWELL. Essentials of Nutrition and Diet Ther-apy. 6th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $34.95.

203. WILLIAMS, SUE RODWELL, AND WORTHINGTON-ROBERTS, BONNIES., eds. Nutrition Throughout the Life Cycle. 2d ed. St. Louis,Mosby, 1992. $44.95.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYsee also PHYSICAL THERAPY; REHABILITATION

*204. BRUCE, MARY ANN, AND BORG, BARBARA. Psychosocial Occu-pational Therapy: Frames of Reference for Intervention. 2d ed.Thorofare, N.J., Slack, 1993. $37.00.

*205. CASE-SMrrH, JANE. Pediatric Occupational Therapy and EarlyIntervention. Boston, Butterworth-Heinemann, 1993. $39.50.

*206. COLE, MARILYN B. Group Dynamics in Occupational Therapy:The Theoretical Basis and Practice Application of Group Treat-ment. Thorofare, N.J., Slack, 1993. $25.00.

*207. EARLY, MARY BETH. Mental Health Concepts and Techniques forthe Occupational Therapy Assistant. 2d ed. New York, RavenPress, 1993. $39.95.

208. GILEs, GORDON MUIR, AND CLARK-WILSON, Jo. Brain Injury

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Rehabilitation: A Neurofunctional Approach. San Diego, Calif.,Singular Pub. Group, 1993. $45.00.

209. HANsEN, RUTH A., AND ATCHISON, BEN, eds. Conditions inOccupational Therapy: Effect on Occupational Performance. Bal-timore, Williams & Wilkins, 1993. $35.00.

*210. HOPKINS, HELEN L., AND SMITH, HELEN D., eds. Willard andSpackman's Occupational Therapy. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Lip-pincott, 1993. $55.00.

211. JAFFE, EVELYN, AND EPSTEIN, CYNTHIA FUCHS. OccupationalTherapy Consultation: Theory, Principles, and Practice. St. Louis,Mosby, 1992. $46.95.

212. KATZ, NOOMI, ed. Cognitive Rehabilitation: Models for Inter-vention in Occupational Therapy. Boston, Butterworth-Heine-mann, 1992. $39.95.

*213. KIELHOFNER, GARY. Conceptual Foundations of OccupationalTherapy. Philadelphia, Davis, 1992. $33.00.

214. MILLER, ROSALIE J., AND WALKER, KAY F., eds. Perspectives onTheory for the Practice of Occupational Therapy. 2d ed. Gaith-ersburg, Md., Aspen, 1993. $46.00.

215. OKKEMA, KATHLEEN. Cognition and Perception in the Stroke Pa-tient: A Guide to Functional Outcomes in Occupational Therapy.Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1993. $56.00.

216. PEDRETTI, LORRAINE WILLIAMS, AND ZOLTAN, BARBARA. Oc-cupational Therapy: Practice Skills for Physical Dysfunction. 3ded. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $52.95.

217. PRATT, PAT NUSE, AND ALLEN, ANNE STEVENS. OccupationalTherapy for Children. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1989. $52.95.

*218. PUNWAR, ALICE J. Occupational Therapy: Principles & Practice.2d ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1994. $34.00.

*219. REED, KATHLYN L., AND SANDERSON, SHARON NELSON. Con-cepts of Occupational Therapy. 3d ed. Baltimore, Williams &Wilkins, 1992. $36.00.

220. ROBERTS, SUSAN L., AND FALKENBURG, SHARON A. Biomechan-ics: Problem Solving for Functional Activity. St. Louis, Mosby,1992. $25.95.

*221. TROMBLY, CATHERINE ANNE, ed. Occupational Therapy for Phys-ical Dysfunction. 4th ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1994.In preparation.

PARASITOLOGY

*222. GARCIA, LYNNE SHORE, AND BRUCKNER, DAVID A. DiagnosticMedical Parasitology. 2d ed. Washington, D.C., American So-ciety for Microbiology, 1993. $65.00, members; $75.00, non-

members.223. LEVENTHAL, RUTH, AND CHEADLE, RUSSELL F. Medical Parasi-

tology. 3d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1989. $31.95.*224. MARKELL, EDWARD K. [and others]. Medical Parasitology. 7th

ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $42.50.

PATHOLOGY

*225. KENT, THOMAS H., AND HART, MICHAEL NOEL. Introduction toHuman Disease. 3d ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange,1993. $39.95.

226. KUMAR, VINAY [and others]. Basic Pathology. 5th ed. Phila-delphia, Saunders, 1992. $50.75.

*227. MULVIHILL, MARY Lou. Human Diseases: A Systemic Approach.4th ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1994. $32.95.

*228. SHELDON, HUNTINGTON. Boyd's Introduction to the Study ofDisease. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1992. $42.50.

229. TAMPARO, CAROL D., AND LEwIS, MARCIA A. Diseases of theHuman Body. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1994. $25.95.

PATIENT RECORDS

*230. BAILEY, SUSAN PRITCHARD. Medical Record: Examination Re-view. 6th ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1994. $24.95.

231. DICK, RICHARD S., AND STEEN, ELAINE B., eds. The Computer-

Based Patient Record: An Essential Technology for Health Care.Washington, D.C., National Academy Press, 1991. $24.95.

*232. HUFFMAN, EDNA K. Medical Record Management. 9th ed. Ber-wyn, Ill., Physicians' Record Co., 1990. $35.15.

*233. ICD-9-CM. INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES. 9threv., 4th ed. Clinical modification, 1994. Los Angeles, Prac-tice Management Information Corp., 1994. v. 1-3 combined.$49.95.

234. KOTOSKI, GABRIELLE M. CPT Coding Made Easy: A TechnicalGuide. 2d ed. Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1992. $189.00. Loose-leaf.

235. LIEBLER, JOAN GRATTo. Medical Records: Policies & Guidelines.Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1991. $175.00. Loose-leaf.

236. ROACH, WILLiAM H., JR. [and others]. Medical Records and theLaw. 2d ed. Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1994. In preparation.

PHYSICAL THERAPYsee also OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY; REHABILrrATION

237. BASMAjIAN, JOHN V., AND WOLF, STEVEN L., eds. TherapeuticExercise. 5th ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1990. $47.00.

238. BOISSONNAULT, WILLIAM G., ed. Examination in Physical Ther-apy Practice: Screening for Medical Disease. New York, Chur-chill Livingstone, 1991. $47.95.

239. BoRK, CHRISTOPHER E. Research in Physical Therapy. Philadel-phia, Lippincott, 1993. $34.50.

240. BRIMER, MARK A. Health Care Management in Physical Therapy.Springfield, Ill., Thomas, 1990. $57.00.

*241. CAILLIET, RENE. Knee Pain and Disability. 3d ed. Philadelphia,Davis, 1992. $19.95. (NOTE: All of the Cailliet "pain" booksare recommended. This title is an example of this group ofbooks published by Davis.)

242. CANTU, ROBERT I., AND GRODIN, ALAN J. Myofascial Manip-ulation: Theory and Clinical Application. Gaithersburg, Md.,Aspen, 1992. $58.00. (Aspen Series in Physical Therapy.)

243. DONATELLI, ROBERT A., AND WOODEN, MICHAEL J., eds. Or-thopaedic Physical Therapy. 2d ed. New York, Churchill Liv-ingstone, 1994. $89.95.

*244. DONATELLI, ROBERT A., ed. Physical Therapy of the Shoulder.2d ed. New York, Churchill Livingstone, 1991. $47.00. (Clin-ics in Physical Therapy.) (NOTE: All volumes in this seriesare recommended. This title is an example of this group ofbooks published by Churchill Livingstone.)

245. DOMHOLDT, ELIZABETH. Physical Therapy Research: Principlesand Applications. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $35.50.

246. EDDY, LYNNE. Physical Therapy Pharmacology. St. Louis, Mos-by, 1992. $29.95.

*247. EDMOND, SUSAN L. Manipulation and Mobilization: Extremityand Spinal Techniques. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $34.95.

248. ENGLE, ROBERT P., ed. Knee Ligament Rehabilitation. New York,Churchill Livingstone, 1991. $48.00.

*249. EVANS, RONALD C. Essentials in Orthopedic Physical Assessment.St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $64.95.

250. GERSH, MERYL ROTH. Electrotherapy in Rehabilitation. Phila-delphia, Davis, 1992. $36.00. (Contemporary Perspectives inRehabilitation, vol. 7.)

251. GOODMAN, CATHERINE CAVELLARO, AND SNYDER, TERESA E.KELLY. Differential Diagnosis in Physical Therapy: Musculoskel-etal and Systemic Conditions. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1990.$38.50.

252. GOULD, JAMES A., AND DAVIES, GEORGE J. Orthopaedic andSports Physical Therapy. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $64.95.

*253. GREN, DAVID. Medical Management of Long-Term Disability.Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1990. $77.00. (NOTE: All of theProcedure Manuals of the Rehabilitation Institute of Chi-cago are recommended. This title is an example of this seriesof books published by Aspen.)

*254. GUCCIONE, ANDREW A., ed. Geriatric Physical Therapy. St. Lou-is, Mosby, 1993. $49.95.

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255. HASSON, Scorr M., ed. Clinical Exercise Physiology. St. Louis,Mosby, 1994. $39.95.

*256. HECOX, BERNADErTE [and others]. Physical Agents: A Compre-hensive Text for Physical Therapists. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton& Lange, 1994. $39.95.

257. HERTLING, DARLENE, AND KESSLER, RANDOLPH M. Managementof Common Musculoskeletal Disorders: Physical Therapy Princi-ples and Methods. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1990. $43.95.

*258. HILLEGASS, ELLEN A., AND SADOWSKY, H. STEVEN, eds. Essen-tials of Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy. Philadelphia, Saun-ders, 1994. $60.75.

259. IRwIN, ScoTT, AND TECKIUN, JAN STEPHEN, eds. Cardiopulmo-nary Physical Therapy. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $56.95.(New ed. in preparation.)

*260. KAHN, JOSEPH. Principles and Practice of Electrotherapy. 3d ed.New York, Churchill Livingstone, 1994. $39.95.

*261. KENDALL, FLORENCE PETERSON [and others]. Muscles: Testingand Function. 4th ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1993.$52.00.

262. KISNER, CAROLYN, AND COLBY, LYNN ALLEN. Therapeutic Ex-ercise: Foundations and Techniques. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Davis,1990. $39.95.

263. KLOTH, LUTHER C. [and others], eds. Wound Healing: Alter-natives in Management. Philadelphia, Davis, 1990. $34.00.(Contemporary Perspectives in Rehabilitation, vol. 5.)

264. LEVEAU, BARNEY F. Williams & Lissner's Biomechanics of HumanMotion. 3d ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $37.50.

265. LEwIS, CAROLE B., AND BOTTOMLEY, JENNIFR M. Geriatric Phys-ical Therapy: A Clinical Approach. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton& Lange, 1994. $55.00.

*266. LEwIS, CAROLE B., AND KNORTZ, KAREN A., eds. OrthopedicAssessment and Treatment of the Geriatric Patient. St. Louis,Mosby, 1993. $49.95.

267. LIEBER, RICHARD L. Skeletal Muscle Structure and Function. Bal-timore, Williams & Wilkins, 1992. $35.00.

*268. LIPPERT, LYNN. Clinical Kinesiology for Physical Therapist As-sistants. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1994. $29.00.

269. MCCARTHY, GILLLAN T., ed. Physical Disability in Childhood: AnInterdisciplinary Approach to Management. New York, Chur-chill Livingstone, 1992. $59.95.

270. MAGEE, DAVID JAMES. Orthopedic Physical Assessment. 2d ed.Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $42.50.

271. MIcHLovrrz, SUSAN L. Thermal Agents in Rehabilitation. 2d ed.Philadelphia, Davis, 1990. $36.00. (Contemporary Perspec-tives in Rehabilitation, vol. 6.)

272. NELSON, ROGER M., AND CuRIuER, DEAN, P., eds. Clinical Elec-trotherapy. 2d ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1991.$39.95.

*273. NORKIN, CYNTHIA C., AND LEVANGIE, PAMELA K. Joint Structure& Function: A Comprehensive Analysis. 2d ed. Philadelphia,Davis, 1992. $34.95.

*274. NOSSE, LARRY J., AND FRIBERG, DEBORAH G. Management Prin-ciples for Physical Therapists. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins,1992. $45.00.

275. PALMER, M. LYNN, AND ToMs, JANIcE E. Manual for FunctionalTraining. 3d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1992. $29.95.

*276. PERRY, JACQUELN. Gait Analysis: Normal and Pathological Func-tion. Thorofare, N.J., Slack, 1992. $55.00.

277. PORTERFIELD, JAMEs A., AND DEROSA, CARL. Mechanical LowBack Pain: Perspectives in Functional Anatomy. Philadelphia,Saunders, 1991. $39.50.

*278. RICHARDSON, JANICE K., AND IGLARSH, Z. ANNErrE. ClinicalOrthopaedic Physical Therapy. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994.$64.00.

279. RoTHMAN, JEFFREY, AND LEVINE, Rum, eds. Prevention Prac-tice: Strategies for Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy.Philadelphia, Saunders, 1992. $58.75.

280. SANDERS, BARBARA, ed. Sports Physical Therapy. Norwalk,Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1990. $59.95.

*281. SAWNER, KATHRYN A., AND LAVIGNE, JEANNE M. Brunnstrom'sMovement Therapy in Hemiplegia: A Neurophysiological Ap-proach. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992. $39.50.

282. SHURR, DONALD G., AND COOK, THOMAS M. Prosthetics andOrthotics. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1990. $39.95.

283. SNYDER-MACKLER, LYNN, AND ROBiNSON, ANDREW. ClinicalElectrophysiology: Electrotherapy and Electrophysiologic Testing.2d ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1994. In preparation.

284. SOMERS, MARTHA FREEMAN. Spinal Cord Injury: Functional Re-habilitation. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1992. $59.95.

*285. STEWART, DARLENE L., AND ABELN, SUSAN H., eds. Docu-menting Functional Outcomes in Physical Therapy. St. Louis,Mosby, 1993. $35.95.

*286. TECKLIN, JAN STEPHEN, ed. Pediatric Physical Therapy. 2d ed.Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1994. $37.95.

*287. THOMPSON, CLEM W. Manual of Structural Kinesiology. 12thed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $23.95.

*288. WALTER, JANE. Physical Therapy Management: An IntegratedScience. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $37.95.

289. WILHELM, IRMA J., ed. Physical Therapy Assessment in EarlyInfancy. New York, Churchill Livingstone, 1993. $45.00.

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT

290. RAHR, RICHARD R., AND NIEBUHR, BRUCE R., eds. Physician'sAssistant Examination Review. 2d ed. Norwalk, Conn., Apple-ton & Lange, 1991. $25.00.

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGYsee also DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY;

NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY

*291. ADLER, ARLENE M., AND CARLTON, RICHARD R., eds. Intro-duction to Radiography and Patient Care. Philadelphia, Saun-ders, 1994. $31.50.

292. ANDOLJNA, VALERIE F. [and others]. Mammographic Imaging:A Practical Guide. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1992. $49.50.

*293. BALLINGER, PHILIP W. Merrill's Atlas of Radiographic Positionsand Radiographic Procedures. 7th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1991.3 v. $159.00.

294. BONTRAGER, KENNETH L. Textbook of Radiographic Positioningand Related Anatomy. 3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $99.95.

*295. BUSHONG, STEWART C. Radiologic Science for Technologists:Physics, Biology, and Protection. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993.$49.95.

296. CAMPEAU, FRANCES, AND PHELPS, JEANA. Limited Radiography.Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993. $24.95.

297. CARLTON, RICHARD R., AND ADLER, ARLENE MCKENNA. Prin-ciples of Radiographic Imaging: An Art and a Science. Albany,N.Y., Delmar, 1992. $47.95.

*298. CARROLL, QUINN B. Fuchs's Principles of Radiographic Exposure,Processing and Quality Control. 5th ed. Springfield, Ill., Tho-mas, 1993. $49.75.

*299. CULLINAN, ANGELINE M., AND CULLINAN, JOHN E. ProducingQuality Radiographs. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1994.$44.95.

300. CURRY, THOMAS S. [and others]. Christensen's Physics of Di-agnostic Radiology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1990.$49.50.

301. DENNIS, CYNTHIA A., AND EISENBERG, RONALD L. Applied Ra-diographic Calculations. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $29.50.

302. DRAFKE, MICHAEL W. Trauma and Mobile Radiography. Phila-delphia, Davis, 1990. $21.95.

*303. EHRLICH, RuTH ANN, AND MCCLOSKY, ELLEN D. Patient Carein Radiography. 4th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $29.95.

*304. EISENBERG, RONALD L., AND DENNIS, CYNTHA A. Comprehen-sive Radiographic Pathology. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. Inpreparation.

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305. GURLEY, LAVERNE TOLLEY, AND CALLAWAY, WILLIAM J., eds.Introduction to Radiologic Technology. 3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby,1992. $29.95.

306. HAGLER, MARY J. The Pocket Rad Tech. Philadelphia, Saun-ders, 1993. $24.75.

307. KREBS, CAROL A. [and others]. Ultrasound Atlas of Disease Pro-cesses. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1993. $149.00.

308. LEvrTr, SEYMOUR H. [and others]. Levitt and Tapley's Tech-nological Basis of Radiation Therapy: Practical Clinical Applica-tions. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1992. $79.50.

*309. MACE, JAMES D., AND KOWALCZYK, NINA. Radiographic Pa-thology for Technologists. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $29.95.

*310. MALoTr, JACK C., AND FODOR, JOSEPH, III. The Art and Scienceof Medical Radiography. 7th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $35.95.

*311. PRUE, LUCINDA K. Atlas of Mammographic Positioning. Phila-delphia, Saunders, 1994. $35.50.

312. SHERER, MARY ALICE. Preparation for Credentialing in Radiog-raphy. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $20.25.

313. SPRAWLS, PERRY. Principles of Radiography for Technologists.Gaithersburg, Md., Aspen, 1990. $47.00.

*314. STATKIEWICZ-SHERER, MARY ALICE [and others]. Radiation Pro-tection in Medical Radiography. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993.$27.95.

*315. TORRES, LILLIAN S. Basic Medical Techniques and Patient Carefor Radiologic Technologists. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott,1993. $29.95.

316. TORTORICA, MARIANNE. Concepts in Medical Radiographic Im-aging: Circuitry, Exposure & Quality Control. Philadelphia,Saunders, 1992. $42.50.

317. WATKINS, GARY L., AND MOORE, THOMAS E. Atypical Ortho-pedic Radiographic Procedures. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $43.00.

REHABILITATIONsee also OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY; PHYSICAL THERAPY

318. BRANNON, FRANCEs J. [and others]. Cardiac Rehabilitation: BasicTheory and Application. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1993.$39.00. (Contemporary Perspectives in Rehabilitation, vol.2.)

319. COHEN, HELEN, ed. Neuroscience for Rehabilitation. Philadel-phia, Lippincott, 1993. $39.95.

*320. DELISA, JOEL A. [and others], eds. Rehabilitation Medicine: Prin-ciples and Practice. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1993.$110.00.

321. DowNEY, JOHN A. [and others]. The Physiological Basis of Re-habilitation Medicine. 2d ed. Boston, Butterworth-Heinemann,1994. $125.00.

*322. EISENBERG, MYRON G. [and others]. Medical Aspects of Dis-ability: A Handbook for the Rehabilitation Professional. New York,Springer Pub. Co., 1993. $48.95.

323. FELSENTHAL, GERALD [and others], eds. Rehabilitation of theAging and Elderly Patient. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins,1994. $89.50.

324. FINLAYSON, M. ALAN J., AND GARNER, Scorr H., eds. BrainInjury Rehabilitation: Clinical Considerations. Baltimore, Wil-liams & Wilkins, 1994. $60.00.

325. HAAS, FRANCOIS, AND AxEN, KENNETH, eds. Pulmonary Ther-apy and Rehabilitation: Principles and Practice. 2d ed. Baltimore,Williams & Wilkins, 1991. $68.00.

326. HuNTER, JAMES M. [and others]. Rehabilitation of the Hand:Surgery and Therapy. 4th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. In prep-aration.

*327. KoTTrE, FREDERIC J., AND LEHMANN, JuSTUs F. Krusen's Hand-book of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 4th ed. Philadel-phia, Saunders, 1990. $135.00.

*328. MAY, BELLA J., ed. Home Health and Rehabilitation: Concepts ofCare. Philadelphia, Davis, 1993. $60.00.

329. MOLNAR, GABRIELLA E. Pediatric Rehabilitation. 2d ed. Balti-more, Williams & Wilkins, 1992. $69.00.

*330. O'SULLIVAN, SUSAN B., AND SCHMITZ, THOMAS J. Physical Re-habilitation: Assessment and Treatment. 3d ed. Philadelphia,Davis, 1994. $55.00.

*331. PRENTICE, WILLiAM E., ed. Rehabilitation Techniques in SportsMedicine. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $49.95.

332. RICHARD, REGINALD L., AND STALEY, MARLYS J. Burn Care andRehabilitation: Principles and Practice. Philadelphia, Davis, 1994.$90.00. (Contemporary Perspectives in Rehabilitation, vol.12.)

*333. TOLLISON, C. DAVID [and others]. Handbook of Pain Manage-ment. 2d ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1994. $98.00.

334. UMPHRED, DARCY ANN, ed. Neurological Rehabilitation. 2d ed.St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $66.95. (New ed. in preparation.)

335. WENGER, NANETTE KASS, AND HELLERSTEIN, HERMAN K., eds.Rehabilitation of the Coronary Patient. 3d ed. New York, Chur-chill Livingstone, 1992. $74.95.

RESPIRATORY THERAPY

*336. BARNES, THOMAS A., ed. Core Textbook of Respiratory Care Prac-tice. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $57.95.

337. BURTON, GEORGE G. [and others], eds. Respiratory Care: A Guideto Clinical Practice. 3d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1991.$67.50.

338. CASABURI, RICHARD, AND PETrY, THOMAS L., eds. Principlesand Practice of Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Philadelphia, Saun-ders, 1993. $81.00.

339. CHATBURN, ROBERT L., AND LOUGH, MARVIN D. Handbook ofRespiratory Care. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $21.95.

*340. DES JARDINS, TERRY R. Cardiopulmonary Anatomy & Physiology:Essentials for Respiratory Care. 2d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar,1993. $26.95.

341. DUPUIS, YVON G. Ventilators: Theory and Clinical Application.2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $53.95.

*342. EUBANKS, DAVID H., AND BONE, RoGER C., eds. Principles andApplications of Cardiorespiratory Care Equipment. St. Louis,Mosby, 1994. $44.95.

343. FARzAN, SATTAR. A Concise Handbook of Respiratory Diseases.Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1992. $39.95.

344. KACMAREK, ROBERT M. [and others]. The Essentials of Respi-ratory Care. 3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $49.95.

*345. KACMAREK, ROBERT M. [and others], eds. Monitoring in Re-spiratory Care. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $52.95.

*346. KoFF, PATRICIA BECK [and others], eds. Neonatal and PediatricRespiratory Care. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $41.95.

347. LEVrzTKY, MICHAEL G. [and others]. Introduction to RespiratoryCare. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1990. $52.75.

348. LUCE, JOHN M. [and others]. Intensive Respiratory Care. 2d ed.Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $23.75.

*349. MCPHERSON, STEVEN P., AND SPEARMAN, CHARLES B. Respi-ratory Therapy Equipment. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. Inpreparation.

*350. PILBEAM, SUSAN P. Mechanical Ventilation: Physiological andClinical Applications. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $34.95.

*351. RAU, JOSEPH L., JR. Respiratory Care Pharmacology. 4th ed. St.Louis, Mosby, 1994. $37.95.

*352. RUPPEL, GREGG E. Manual of Pulmonary Function Testing. 6thed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $29.95.

*353. SCANLAN, CRAIG L. [and others], eds. Egan's Fundamentals ofRespiratory Care. 6th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. In prepa-ration.

*354. SHAPIRO, BARRY A. [and others]. Clinical Application of BloodGases. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $41.95.

355. STAUB, NoRmAN C. Basic Respiratory Physiology. New York,Churchill Livingstone, 1991. $25.95.

356. WEST, JOHN B. Pulmonary Pathophysiology: The Essentials. 4thed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1992. $26.00.

357. WEST, JOHN B. Respiratory Physiology: The Essentials. 4th ed.Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1990. $26.00.

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358. WHITAKER, KENT B. Comprehensive Perinatal and Pediatric Re-spiratory Care. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1992. $34.95.

*359. WHITE, GARY C. Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for RespiratoryCare: An Integrated Approach. 2d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar,1993. $29.95.

360. WHIrE, GARY C. Equipment Theory for Respiratory Care. Albany,N.Y., Delmar, 1992. $44.95.

361. WILKINS, ROBERT L. [and others]. Clinical Assessment in Re-spiratory Care. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $32.95. (Newed. in preparation.)

*362. WILKINS, ROBERT L., AND DExrER, JAMES R., eds. RespiratoryDisease: Principles of Patient Care. Philadelphia, Davis, 1993.$35.00.

SPEECH PATHOLOGY /AUDIOLOGY

363. ALPNER, JEROME G., AND MCCARTHY, PATRICIA A., eds. Re-habilitative Audiology: Children and Adults. 2d ed. Baltimore,Williams & Wilkins, 1993. $49.00.

*364. BENCH, R. JOHN. Communication Skills in Hearing-Impaired Chil-dren. San Diego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1992. $45.00.

365. BESS, FRED H., AND HuMES, LARRY E. Audiology: The Funda-mentals. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1990. $39.00.

366. BILLEAUD, FRANCES P. Communication Disorders in Infants andToddlers: Assessment and Intervention. Boston, Butterworth-Heinemann, 1993. $35.00.

*367. BORDEN, GLORIA J. [and others]. Speech Science Primer: Phys-iology, Acoustics, and Perception of Speech. 3d ed. Baltimore,Williams & Wilkins, 1994. $42.00.

368. BROOKSHIRE, ROBERT H. An Introduction to Neurogenic Com-munication Disorders. 4th ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1992. $39.95.

369. CHAPEY, ROBERTA, ed. Language Intervention Strategies in AdultAphasia. 3d ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1994. $58.00.

370. COLTON, RAYMOND H., AND CASPER, JANINA K. UnderstandingVoice Problems: A Physiological Perspective for Diagnosis andTreatment. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1990. $42.00.

*371. CRARY, MICHAEL A. Developmental Motor Speech Disorders. SanDiego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1993. $39.95.

372. DWORKIN, JAMES PAUL. Motor Speech Disorders: A TreatmentGuide. St. Louis, Mosby, 1991. $45.95.

373. FLETCHER, SAMUEL GLEN. Articulation: A Physiological Ap-proach. San Diego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1992. $45.00.

*374. GOLPER, LEE ANN C. Sourcebook for Medical Speech Pathology.San Diego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1992. $49.95.

375. HAYNES, WILLIAMS 0. [and others]. Diagnosis and Evaluationin Speech Pathology. 4th ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., PrenticeHall, 1992. $52.00.

*376. HEGDE, MAHABALAGIRI N., AND DAVIS, DEBORAH. ClinicalMethods and Practicum in Speech-Language Pathology. San Di-ego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1992. $34.95.

*377. KATZ, JACK [and others], eds. Handbook of Clinical Audiology.4th ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1994. $65.00.

*378. KELLY, BEN REILY [and others]. Clinical Methods and Practicumin Audiology. San Diego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1993.$34.95.

379. LOVE, RUSSELL J., AND WEBB, WANDA G. Neurology for theSpeech-Language Pathologist. 2d ed. Boston, Butterworth-Hei-nemann, 1992. $32.95.

380. LOwE, ROBERT. Phonology: Applications to Assessment and In-tervention. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1994. $32.00.

*381. MARTIN, FREDERICK N. Introduction to Audiology. 5th ed. En-glewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1994. $48.00.

*382. NEWBY, HAYES A., AND POPELKA, GERALD. Audiology. 6th ed.Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1992. $52.50.

383. NORTHERN, JERRY L., AND DOWNS, MARION P. Hearing in Chil-dren. 4th ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1991. $49.00.

384. PALMER, JOHN M., AND YANTIS, PHILLIP A. Survey of Com-munication Disorders. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1990.$39.00.

385. PErERS, THEODORE J., AND GUITAR, BARRY. Stuttering: An In-tegrated Approach to Its Nature and Treatment. Baltimore, Wil-liams & Wilkins, 1991. $40.00.

*386. PETERSON, HAROLD A., AND MARQUARDT, THOMAS P. Appraisaland Diagnosis of Speech and Language Disorders. 3d ed. Engle-wood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1994. $46.60.

*387. RESNICK, DAVID M. Professional Ethics forAudiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists. San Diego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group,1993. $39.95.

388. SHIPLEY, KENNETH G., AND McAFEE, JULIA G. Assessment inSpeech-Language Pathology: A Resource Manual. San Diego,Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1992. $39.95.

*389. SILVERMAN, FRANKLIN H. Research Design and Evaluation inSpeech-Language Pathology and Audiology: Asking and Answer-ing Questions. 3d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall,1993. $55.50.

*390. SPEAKS, CHARLES E. Introduction to Sound: Acoustics for theHearing and Speech Sciences. San Diego, Calif., Singular Pub.Group, 1992. $34.95.

391. SPITZER, JACLYN B. [and others]. Rehabilitation of Late-DeafenedAdults: Modular Program Manual. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993.$32.95.

392. STEPLE, JOSEPH C. Voice Therapy: Clinical Studies. St. Louis,Mosby, 1993. $29.95.

393. TYLER, RICHARD S., ed. Cochlear Implants: Audiological Foun-dations. San Diego, Calif., Singular Pub. Group, 1993. $49.95.

394. VAN RIPER, CHARLES, AND EMERICK, LON L. Speech Correction:An Introduction to Speech Pathology and Audiology. 8th ed.Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice Hall, 1990. $52.00.

SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY

395. ALLMERS, NANCY M., AND VERDERAME, JOAN ANN, eds. Ap-pleton & Lange's Review for the Surgical Technology Examination.3d ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1993. $29.95.

*396. FULLER, JOANNA R. Surgical Technology: Principles and Practice.3d ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1994. $50.00.

397. SMrr, MARY F., AND STEHN, JOErrE L. Basic Surgical Instru-mentation. Philadelphia, Saunders, 1993. $28.35.

TERMINOLOGYsee also DICTIONARIES AND DIRECTORIES

*398. AM ucAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. CPT 1994: Physicians' Cur-rent Procedural Terminology. 4th ed., rev. Chicago, AmericanMedical Association, 1994. $29.95, members; $39.95, non-members.

399. APPLEGATE, APRIL, AND OVERTON, VALERIE. The Elements ofMedical Terminology. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1994. $26.95.

*400. AUSTRIN, MWiAM G., AND AUSTRIN, HARVEY R. Young's Learn-ing Medical Terminology: A Worktext. 7th ed. St. Louis, Mosby,1991. $26.95. (New ed. in preparation.)

401. BIRMINGHAM, JACQUELNE JOSEPH. Medical Terminology-A Self-Learning Text. 2d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1990. $24.95.

402. CHABNMER, DAVI-ELLEN. The Language of Medicine: A Write-inText Explaining Medical Terms. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Saun-ders, 1991. $35.50.

*403. COHEN, BARBARA J. Medical Terminology: An Illustrated Guide.2d ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1994. $27.50.

404. DENNERLL, JEAN TANNIS. Medical Terminology Made Easy. Al-bany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993. $19.95.

*405. EHRLICH, ANN BEARD. Medical Terminology for Health Profes-sions. 2d ed. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1993. $27.95.

406. EISENBERG, MYRON G. Key Words in Psychosocial Rehabilitation:A Guide to Contemporary Usage. New York, Springer Pub. Co.,1994. $23.95.

407. GYLYS, BARBARA A. Medical Terminology Simplified: A Pro-grammed Learning Approach by Body Systems. Philadelphia,Davis, 1993. $29.95.

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408. KINN, MARY E. Medical Terminology: Building Blocks for HealthCareers. Albany, N.Y., Delmar, 1990. $23.95.

*409. LAFLEUR-BROOKS, MYRNA. Exploring Medical Language: A Stu-dent-Directed Approach. 3d ed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1994. $28.95.

*410. LEONARD, PEGGY C. Building a Medical Vocabulary. 3d ed. Phil-adelphia, Saunders, 1993. $25.50.

411. LILLIS, CAROL A. Brady's Introduction to Medical Terminology.3d ed. Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1990. $19.95.

*412. RICE, JANE. Medical Terminology with Human Anatomy. 3d ed.Norwalk, Conn., Appleton & Lange, 1994. $32.95.

413. SMrrH, GENEVIEVE LovE [and others]. Medical Terminology: AProgrammed Text. 6th ed., revised by Jean T. Dennerll. Al-bany, N.Y., Delmar, 1991. $29.95.

*414. STEVENS, NORMA, AND ADLER, JERENE. Introduction to MedicalTerminology. Springhouse, Pa., Springhouse Corp., 1992.$24.95.

*415. ZwEMER, THOMAS J., ed. Boucher's Clinical Dental Terminology:A Glossary of Accepted Terms in All Disciplines of Dentistry. 4thed. St. Louis, Mosby, 1993. $35.95.

AUTHOR/EDITOR INDEX

Addison, L.A., 151Adler, A.M., 291Alcamo, I.E., 173Allison, E.J., 80Allmers, N.M., 395Alpiner, J.G., 363American Academy of Orthopaedic Sur-

geons, 81American Association of Blood Banks, 106American Medical Association, 65, 398American Red Cross, 82American Society for Microbiology, 171, 222Anderson, K.N., 66Andolina, V.F., 292Applegate, A., 399Appleton & Lange, 395Ash, M.M., 33Austin, K.A., 25Austrin, M.G., 400Bailey, S.P., 230Bailey, W.R., 175Ballinger, P.W., 293Balows, A., 174Barnes, T.A., 336Baron, E.J., 175Barrett, J.T., 116Basmajian, J.V., 237Beck, R.K., 83Becklin, K.J., 141Bench, R.J., 364Bergeron, J.D, 84Bernier, D.R., 182Bess, F.H., 365Billeaud, F.P., 366Birmingham, J.J., 401Bishop, M.L., 29Blackburn, E., 122Bledsoe, B.E., 85Bloom, W., 115Boissonnault, W.G., 238Bonewit-West, K., 123Bontrager, K.L., 294Borden, G.J., 367Bork, C.E., 239Boucher, C.O., 415Bowes, A.D., 192Boyd, R.F., 176Boyd, W., 228Brady, R.J., 411Brand, R.W., 34Brannon, F.J., 318Brimer, M.A., 240Brookshire, R.H., 368

Brown, B.A., 107Bruce, M.A., 204Brunnstrom, S., 281Bryant, N.J., 117Burkitt, H.G., 113Burtis, C.A., 30Burton, G.G., 337Burton, G.R.W., 177Bushong, S.C., 55, 295Cailliet, R., 241Calbreath, D.F., 31Campbell, J., 152Campeau, F., 296Cantu, R.I., 242Carlton, R.R., 297Caroline, N.L., 86, 87Carroll, Q.B., 298Casaburi, R., 338Case-Smith, J., 205Chabner, D.E., 402Chandra, R., 183Chapey, R., 369Chatburn, R.L., 339Chernoff, R., 185Chiappa, K.H., 75Christensen, E.E., 300Church, H.N., 192Cuilla, A.P., 153Clerc, J.M., 154Cohen, B.J., 403Cohen, H., 319Cole, M.B., 206Colton, R.H., 370Cooper, M.G., 124Copass, M.K., 88Cormack, D.H., 114Craig, M., 56Craig, R.G., 35Crary, M.A., 371Cullinan, A.M., 299Curry, T.S., 300Daly, D., 76Darby, M.L., 36Davis, D., 89DeLisa, J.A., 320de Lyre, W.R., 37Dennerll, J.T., 404, 413Dennis, C.A., 301Dernocoeur, K.B., 90Des Jardins, T.R., 340Dick, R.S., 231Diehl, M.O., 142Domholdt, E., 245

Donatelli, R.A., 243, 244Dorland, W.A.N., 67Downey, J.A., 321Drafke, M.W., 302Dupuis, Y.G., 341Dworkin, J.P., 372Dyro, F.M., 77Early, M.B., 207Early, P.J., 184Eddy, L., 246Edmond, S.L., 247Egan, D.F., 353Ehrlich, A., 38, 39Ehrlich, A.B., 405Ehrlich, R.A., 303Eisenberg, M.G., 322, 406Eisenberg, R.L., 304Elder, J.P., 5Engle, R.P., 248Eschelman, M.M., 186Escott-Stump, S., 187Eubanks, D.H., 342Evans, R.C., 249Farzan, S., 343Fawcett, D.W., 115Felsenthal, G., 323Finkbeiner, B.L., 40Finlayson, M.A.J., 324Fleischer, A.C., 57Fletcher, S.G., 373Flight, M., 125Flynn, J.C., 155Fong, E., 178Fordney, M.T., 143, 144, 145Frankle, R.T., 188Frew, M.A., 126Frommer, H.H., 41Fuchs, A.W., 298Fuller, J.R., 396Galantino, M.L., 1Garcia, L.S., 222Garza, D., 156Gersh, M.R., 250Giles, G.M., 208Givan, A.L., 157Goldfrank, L.R., 91Golper, L.A.C., 374Gonsoulin, S.M., 92Goodman, C.C., 251Gould, J.A., 252Grant, H.D., 93Green, D., 253Guberman, A., 78

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Guccione, A.A., 254Gurley, L.T., 305Guyton, A.C., 12Gylys, B.A., 146, 407Haas, F., 325Hafen, B.Q., 94Hagen-Ansert, S.L., 58Hagler, M.J., 306Hall, R., 59Hamilton, E.M.N., 198Hanes, T.C., 95Hansen, R.A., 209Haring, J.I., 42Harmening, D., 108Hasson, S.M., 255Haynes, W.O., 375Hecox, B., 256Hegde, M.N., 376Henry, J.B., 158Henry, M.C., 96Hertling, D., 257Hillegass, E.A., 258Hoeltke, L.B., 159Holli, B.B., 189Hollinshead, W.H., 13Hopkins, H.L., 210Howanitz, J.H., 160Howard, B.J., 179Huffman, E.K., 232Humphrey, D.D., 147Hunter, J.M., 326Irwin, S., 259Jablonski, S., 68Jacobs, D.T., 97Jaffe, E., 211Jenkins, D.B., 13Johnson, J.M., 127Jones, S.A., 98Kacmarek, R.M., 344, 345Kahn, J., 260Kapff, C.T., 109Kasle, M.J., 43Katch, F.I., 190Katz, J., 377Katz, N., 212Kawamura, D.M., 60Keane, C.B., 70Keilhofner, G., 213Keir, L., 128Kelly, B.R., 378Kendall, F.P., 261Kent, T.H., 225Kerschner, V., 129Kinn, M.E., 130, 131, 148, 408Kisner, C., 262Kloth, L.C., 263Koff, P.B., 346Koneman, E.W., 180Kotoski, G.M., 234Kottke, F.J., 327Krebs, C.A., 307Krebs, D.R., 99Kremkau, F.W., 61, 62Krusen, F.H., 327Kumar, V., 226LaFleur-Brooks, M., 409Lane, K., 132, 133Langdon, J.H., 14Leonard, P.C., 410

Leventhal, R., 223Levitt, S.H., 308LeVeau, B.F., 264Levitzky, M.G., 347Lewis, C.B., 265, 266Lewis, M.A., 134Libman, H., 2Lieber, R.L., 267Liebler, J.G., 6, 235Lillis, C.A., 411Lindsey, B.J., 135Linne, J.J., 161Lippert, L., 268Lissner, H.R., 264Lotspeich-Steininger, C.A., 110Love, R.J., 379Lowe, R., 380Luce, J.M., 348McCall, R.E., 162McCarthy, G.T., 269McCutcheon, M., 7Mace, J.D., 309Mack, D., 100McPherson, S.P., 349Magee, D.J., 270Malott, J.C., 310Manson-Hing, L.R., 44Marcil, W.M., 3Marieb, E.N., 15Markell, E.K., 224Marshall, J., 163Martin, F.N., 381May, B.J., 328Mayo Clinic, 191Melfi, R.C., 45Memmler, R.L., 16, 17Merrill, V., 293Michlovitz, S.L., 271Miles, D.A., 46Miller, B.F., 70Miller, C.H., 47Miller, L.E., 118Miller, R.H., 101Miller, R.J., 214Milliken, M.E., 8Mitchell-Hatton, S.L., 69Moffett, D.E., 18Molnar, G.E., 329Mosby, 36, 66, 74Moss-Salentijn, L., 48Mulvihill, M.L., 227Muma, R.D., 4National Association of Athletic Trainers,

26Nelson, J.K., 191Nelson, R.M., 272Newby, H.A., 382Norkin, C.C., 273Northern, J.L., 383Nosse, L.J., 274O'Sullivan, S.B., 330O'Toole, M., 70Palmer, J.M., 384Palmer, M.L., 275Parcel, G.S., 102Payton, O.D., 9Pedretti, L.W., 216Pendergraph, G.E., 164Pennington, J.A.T., 192

Permar, D., 45Perry, J., 276Peters, T.J., 385Peterson, H.A., 386Phillips, R.W., 49Pilbeam, S.P., 350Pipes, P.L., 193Porterfield, J.A., 277Pratt, N.E., 19Pratt, P.N., 217Prentice, W.E., 331Prue, L.K., 311Punwar, A.J., 218Queen, P.M., 194Quinley, E.D., 111Rahr, R.R., 290Rau, J.L., 351Ravel, R., 165Reed, K.L., 219Reichert, K.J., 195Reid, D.C., 27Resnick, D.M., 387Rice, J., 136, 412Richard, R.L., 332Richardson, J.K., 278Roach, W.H., 236Roberts, S.L., 220Rothman, J., 279Rowell, J.A.C., 137Ruppel, G.E., 352Sacher, R.A., 166Sackheim, G.I., 32Sanders, B., 280Sanders, R.C., 63Saunders, W.B., 133, 150Sawner, K.A., 281Scanlan, C. L., 353Schiller, M.R., 196Schlenker, E.D., 197Schoeff, L.E., 167Scott, S.M., 175Seeley, R.R., 20Shapiro, B.A., 354Sheehan, C., 119Sheldon, H., 228Sherer, M.A., 312Shipley, K.G., 388Shurr, D.G., 282Silverman, F.H., 389Simmers, L., 10Simon, R.R., 103Sizer, F.S., 198Sloane, S.B., 149, 150Smith, D.S., 104Smith, G.L., 413Smith, M.F., 397Smith, R.G., 50Snyder-Mackler, L., 283Somers, N.F., 284Soreff, S.M., 105Spackman, C.S., 210Speaks, C.E., 390Spitzer, J.B., 391Sprawls, P., 313Stanfield, P.S., 199Starkey, C., 28Statkiewicz, M.A., 314Staub, N.C., 355Stedman, T.L., 71, 72

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Stemple, J.C., 392Stevens, N., 414Stewart, D.L., 285Strasinger, S.K., 168Taber, C.W., 73Tamparo, C.D., 138, 229Tapley, N., 308Tate, P., 21Tecklin, J.S., 286Tempkin, B.B., 64Thibodeau, G.A., 22, 23Thomas, C.L., 73Thompson, C.W., 287Tietz, N.W., 30, 169Tilton, R.C., 170Tollison, C.D., 333Torres, H.O., 51, 52Torres, L.S., 315

Tortora, G.J., 24, 181Tortorica, M., 316Townsend, C.E., 200Trombly, C.A., 221Turgeon, M.L., 112, 120Tyler, R.S., 393Tyner, F.S., 79Umphred, D.A., 334Van Riper, C., 394Walker, R.H., 106Wallach, J., 171Walter, J., 288Walters, N.J., 172Wardlaw, G.M., 201Watkins, G.L., 317Wenger, N.K., 335West, J.B., 356, 357Wheater, P.G.B., 113

Whitaker, K.B., 358White, G.C., 359, 360Whitney, E.N., 198Widmann, F.K., 121, 166Wilhelm, I.J., 289Wilkins, E.M., 53Wilkins, R.L., 361, 362Willard, H.S., 210Williams, M., 264Williams, S.R., 202, 203Woodall, I.R., 54Woodrow, R., 11Woods, M.A., 139Young, C.G., 400Yvorra, J.G., 74Zakus, S.M., 140Zwemer, T.J., 415

JOURNAL LIST

ALLIED HEALTH

*Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature. Bimonthly.$280.50.

*journal of Allied Health. Quarterly. $75.00.

ATHLETIC TRAINER

*journal of Athletic Training. Quarterly. $32.00.

DENTAL HYGIENE AND DENTAL ASSISTING

*Dental Assistant Journal. Quarterly. $30.00.Dental Office. Monthly. $79.00.

*Journal of Dental Hygiene. 9 issues. $40.00.

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHYsee also NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGY;

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography. Bimonthly. $89.00.*Journal of Diagnostic Medical Sonography. Bimonthly. $110.00.Ultrasonic Imaging. Quarterly. $98.00.

EEG TECHNOLOGY

*American Journal of EEG Technology. Quarterly. $60.00.Clinical Electroencephalography. Quarterly. $131.00.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY(INCLUDING PARAMEDIC)

*Annals of Emergency Medicine. Monthly. $80.00.Emergency. Monthly. $21.95.*Emergency Medical Services. Monthly. $18.95.Emergency Medical Technician Legal Bulletin: EMTLB. Quarterly.

$15.00.Emergency Medicine. 16 issues. $60.00.*JEMS: Journal of Emergency Medical Services. Monthly. $21.97.Topics in Emergency Medicine. Quarterly. $82.00.

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HEMATOLOGY

*Transfusion. 11 issues. $195.00.

MEDICAL ASSISTANT

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MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

American Laboratory. Monthly. $210.00.Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology. Bimonthly. $86.00.Biotechnic & Histochemistry. Bimonthly. $102.00.Canadian Journal of Medical Technology. Quarterly. $15.40.Clinical Chemistry. Monthly. $245.00.

*Clinical Laboratory Science. Monthly. $60.00.*Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine. Monthly. $196.00.Laboratory Medicine. Monthly. $55.00.Medical Laboratory Observer: MLO. Monthly. $65.00.

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PATIENT RECORDS

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*American Journal of Occupational Therapy. Monthly. $120.00.American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Bimonthly.

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$65.00.*OT Week. (American Occupational Therapy Association). Weekly.

$175.00.*Pediatric Physical Therapy. Quarterly. $82.00.Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America. Quar-

terly. $94.00.Physical and Occupational Therapy in Geriatrics. Quarterly. $180.00.Physical and Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics. Quarterly. $190.00.

*Physical Therapy. Monthly. $85.00.Physiotherapy. Monthly. $79.10.Physiotherapy Canada. Quarterly. $43.30.*PT: Magazine of Physical Therapy. Monthly. $80.00.

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Applied Radiology. Monthly. $55.00.Canadian Journal of Medical Radiation Technology. Quarterly. $23.70.*Radiologic Technology. Bimonthly. $49.00.

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Clinical Kinesiology: Journal of the American Kinesiotherapy Association.Quarterly. $49.00.

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*Physical TherapyPhysician Assistant

PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapy Canada

*Professional Medical Assistant*PT: Magazine of Physical Therapy*Radiologic TechnologyRespiratory CareRRT: The Canadian Journal of Respiratory Therapy

*Surgical TechnologistTopics in Emergency MedicineTopics in Geriatric RehabilitationTopics in Health Record Management

* TransfusionUltrasonic Imaging

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