PET and PET/CT Study Guide: A Review for Passing the PET Specialty Exam

The links and tables at the end are the most helpful. The opening giving advice on how to take multiple choice exams was extremely helpful.The low rating is due to some incorrect answers to questions regarding NRC regulations. This could be due to international variables in regulations.

This is a study guide to the extent that it prompts you to take the included practice tests and then learn from them. I took my re-certification NMTCB PET exam in the last 6 months. I will attest that the practice exam labeled as "difficult" was closest to the actual PET exam. Note that it does contain a number of typographical errors and a few incorrect content items. Nevertheless, using this book along with Nancy Swantson and Paul Christian's PET Study Guide will have you well-prepared.

Treat this book as more material to study and not as a metric for passing the Technologist version of the PET exam. This book has a mix of technologist and radiologist questions and some of these questions are incorrect. I scored significantly low on all these practice tests and ended up passing the PET exam with minimal issues.I highly recommend printing out the requirements of the PET certification from the CNMT website and also studying the PET study guide from Paul Christiansen and Nancy Swanston.Best of luck!

PET and PET/CT useful technical questions and answersThe book contains proposed useful questions for professionals to learn more on PET and PET/CT (Positron EmissionTomograph/Computerized Tomograph), in preparation for regulatory and licensing organizations examinations. The questions are objective and practical. The answers to the questions are synthesized, but contain deep informations.

I Passed!

Perfect study tool for the PET registry. I used this as a primary source and passed. I like how they separated questions into easy, moderate, difficult.

A must have

Good Product