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Radiology: Finding Background Information / Books

Introduction to Radiologic Sciences and Health Care

What are Reference Sources?

"Use reference books, also called reference or background sources, to get quick specific facts or information or an overview of a subject...Some examples of reference sources are: dictionaries, encyclopedias, bibliographies, almanacs, directories, atlases, and handbooks. These can be online or in print" (McKenzie, 2017).

Find More Books with OneSearch

How to Find Books in OneSearch

  • Type your search terms.
  • As you type, you will see options for Everything, Library Catalog, Articles, and Course Reserves.
  • Select "Library Catalog" to run your search.

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  • When results load, select "books" under the Resource Type limiter on the left.

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Reference Databases & Websites

Suggested Print Instructor Reserve & Reference Books

Instructor Reserves are textbooks that don't leave the library but can be used for up to two hours in-house. You can find more radiology reference books through OneSearch, the library catalog.