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I'm taking my car for radiology in June. I haven't worked in x-ray in about 5 years so it's not exactly fresh in my mind. I remember a mosby and lang making study guides for radiography back when I took my boards. Of course these new editions are like $50 bucks ( and have three different types one that goes in detail about everything, one with flash cards, one with mock boards) I'm 34 weeks pregnant and want to attempt to have as little CE s as possible which is why I want to study some. Can anyone recommend which text I should get...I'm leaning toward just the mock boards. But part of me is like you really need to go over physics. I feel like I've retained nothing.

Plan is to buy said book then return it within the Amazon window so no money really wasted.

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