Radiology Flashcard Set (Spine, Upper, Lower) | Xray Positioning Guide | 3 Oblique Rules & Specialty Views | Rad Tech Student Essentials & Gifts (Lower)

Super helpful going to keep looking back at these to study super organized well

Excellent cards containing all information needed. Seem to be well made and worth the money. I just wish they included beadwork too.

These cards are good if you need to know the basics. I needed more detail.

terrible - pictures were no help at all

OK, first semester Rad Tech student here... if you or your kids, friends, coworkers, anyone you know is entering the program... GET THESE CARDS! They have EVERYTHING you need to know for positioning, CR location/angles, best demonstrated, IR size, SID, everything. I spent weeks struggling to make my own cards, getting confused, trying to compile everything I would need, while just trying to learn something I've never done before. Save yourself hours and hours of work and get these. They are excellent, I can't say it enough. I've shown them to my classmates and told them where to get them, and even my professors have seen them on my desk and asked where I got them so they can tell students. My Clinical Instructors love them too, because they fit easily in my scrub pocket so I can pull them out when needed. They have everything you need, clearly written out, no extra filler info, just a fast reference so you can go in and take the image. I love that they include an x-ray image for each position of what you need to visualize, and that they include even less-commonly used positions that we still need to know for the ARRT exam. You can see in my pics that I even make little notes to include additional things that I personally struggle with (caudal vs cephalic etc) without the ink smearing. I can use highlighter on them as well. These are fantastic and absolutely worth the low cost, as I've spent way more on another boxed set that "looked professional" but was functionally useless for actual techniques. Now I just need them to do a skull series!

OK, my RN who is not a radiology tech did look at these cards and found them easy to use. I flipped through the cards and there is plenty of room on the ring that the cards are not annoying to flip through, meaning, the rings are large enough that the cards easily flip vs. being stuffed so tightly as to not slip around the ring. Flashcards, hey they worked for millions of kids with math and spelling, why not medical terms, etc.?

As a medical sales rep who spends time in the OR, understanding the different X-rays used during procedures is incredibly helpful — and these flashcards are a great learning tool. They’re organized, easy to flip through, and break down information in a way that makes studying feel manageable instead of overwhelming.The cards themselves feel durable and well-made, and the ring binding makes them easy to keep together or separate by topic when studying. The diagrams and terminology are clear and practical, which makes them useful whether you’re actively studying radiology or just trying to become more knowledgeable in a clinical environment.I definitely won’t pretend flashcards magically make you a radiology expert overnight — unfortunately, that’s still going to require actual effort — but they’re a solid resource for building familiarity and confidence with imaging terminology and positioning.My goal is to become a better asset in the OR, and these are a great step in that direction. When I’m done using them, I plan to pass them along to a radiology student who will get even more value out of them.If you’re a rad tech student, new to clinical environments, or just trying to sound smarter when someone says “oblique view,” these are worth having.

While I appreciate the detailed info each card holds, the print is super small. Decent quality, nice study aid. Priced appropriately.