Duplicate of Intro to Radiology & Patient Care

What is the average respiration range for adults?

What position is this patient in?

Mammography is a valuable diagnostic tool for what?

What must be removed first after completing a contact precaution exam?

What is the best way to take an infant's temperature?

What is the bottom number when measuring blood pressure?

Private or civil wrong or injury, other than breach of contract, which court provides a remedy

Which of these muscles should be used for support and posture?

What is the belief that actions themselves determine the worth of actions?

Who's purpose includes encouraging the study and elevating the standards of Rad Technology?

What is another term for when a patient has a fever?

What is the most accurate way to take a temperature?

Where can hemoglobin oxygen saturation be read from?

What is a normal mean body temperature?

What is the term used to describe respiratory rate greater than 20 breaths/min in an adult?

Limited uticaria, limited cutaneous edema, itchy throat, conjunctivitis are signs of what?

What is the doing of good, active promotion of goodness, kindness & charity?

What is energy that is transmitted by waves through space or through a medium (matter)?

How many standards are in each the Clinical and Quality Performance Standards?

Employs techniques & procedures, performs services of accepted standards; demos expertise

What is an average oral temperature?

Which bacteria lack a nucleus but are membrane-bound organelles?

Where is the body's center of gravity?

What type of infection is the result of intervention with a physician?

What position is this patient in?

In a two-person lift, the stronger of the two people should lift where?

What is the best thing to give a patient who is experiencing hypoglycemia?

What is the average respiratory rate for newborns?

Whats used in procedures that may require contact w/ blood, body fluids, mucous membranes, etc?

What is the product of heart rate and stroke volume?

What does the "I" in AIDET stand for?

Hypertensive urgency, vasovagal reaction, wheezing, mild hypoxia, are examples of what?

What accredits more programs than any other allied health profession?

Which of the following carries its own genetic information?

Today, what are central venous lines used for?

Human Diversity characteristics include:

What is caused by spinal anesthesia or damage to the upper spinal cord?

What is used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes in Nuclear Medicine?

Insulin, is an example of medication that can be administered how?

What is the most valuable & critical tool thats essential for being an RT?

What is a noninvasive device used to provide assessment of the hemoglobin oxygen saturation?

What is ASRT practice standard 6?

When is a Double-Contrast Barium Enema recommended?

Simply means the differences inherent among people.

Purposes are to encourage exchange of concepts, help establish standards, & advance education.

What should be used when caring for a pt infected w/ a pathogen spread by direct contact?

What does the "E" in AIDET stand for?

What is the most frequently used method of sterilization?

What agent appears light on a radiograph?

Tablet, Capsule, Inhalant, Suppository, Solution, suspension, & patch are all known as what?

When was HIPAA established?

Goals are to advance the professions, maintain high education standards, & enhance patient care

What position is this patient in?

What does the "A" in AIDET stand for?

Practices ethical conduct appropriate to profession & protects patient's rights to quality care

What does HIPAA stand for?

What is considered to be a negative contrast?

The absolute killing of all life forms is known as what?

What does the "D" in AIDET stand for?

What is the most common method of reducing patient motion?

Radial, Brachial, Carotid are three common sites to measure what?

Agent for observation & communication to obtain pertinent info for physician to aid w diagnosis

During an ECG, the first deflection, that represent depolarization is what?

Rad Tech advances the principal objective to provide services to humanity w/ respect & dignity.

What are infections that people acquire while they are receiving care in a health care setting?

When transferring a patient, which leg should be nearest to the table?

What device can be used to aid in minimizing friction during cart transfers?

Delivers patient care unrestricted by concerns of personal attributes/diseases w/o prejudice

Arthrographies, Angiographies, and Myelographies are procedures that utilize which technique?

Which of the following is not one of the the 5 rights of drug administration?

HBV, HIV, HCV, HDV, Syphilis are all examples of what?

Involves the reduction in numbers of infectious agents (decreases probability of infection)

What are abnormalities called during a patient's cardiac cycle?

Which modality does not use ionizing radiation?

The sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, bundle of His, and purkinje fibers provide what?

Hyperemesis, Epistaxis, vertigo, syncope, seizures are all consider what medical emergency?

What is an average pulse range for an adult?

What is self-actualization, aesthetics, need to know, esteem, love, safety, physiologic

When a patient's temperature is 99.5 degrees or above, what is it considered?

What must be done during an Assisted Standing Pivot Transfer?

What is an average respiration range for children?

Circumstances that produce the problem or intensify it

What is the number one thing we can do to prevent the spread of infections?

Colon configuration, gross pathologic conditions, fistulas, acute appendicitis indicate:

Rad Tech acts in a professional manner, responses to patient needs, & supports colleagues.

What is the phase called during ventricular contraction?

What is any willful attempt or threat to inflict injury on the person of another?

Practices upon theoretic knowledge, uses equipment w properly, & employs exams appropriately

What is involved in a Double-Contrast Barium Enema?

Streptococcal Phryngitis, Klebsiella pneumoniae, and Clostrididium Botulinum are common what?

What is the synonym for x-ray?

Who discovered the x-ray?

Which AED analyzes rhythm, determines defibrillation, & requests shock be done by button?

Promotes and regulates all aspects of medicine in the US.

What modality performs exams for the diagnosis & treatment within the cardiovascular system?

What alters the environment available to the microbe?

Respects confidences, respects privacy rights, & reveals confidential info only required by law

Exercises care, discretion, & judgement; responsible for decisions; acts for pt best interest

Oldest U.S. Radiologic society.

What degree should the wheelchair be positioned in a Standby Assist transfer?

Localization, onset, chronology, quality, severity, aggravating, manifestations are what?

Conducts the certification of Radiologists.

When the ventricles fill with blood during rest, what is that called?

During which electrical membrane potential, do myocardial muscle cells relax?

What is an average pulse range for children?

What personal protection equipment should be donned on during airborne precaution?

What process returns the cardiac membrane to its resting membrane potential?

What is the purpose of a chest tube?

Host, Infection Microorganism, Mode of Transmission, and Reservoir are part of what?

What is any process that a neutral atom gains or loses an electron - acquiring a net charge?

What means freedom from infection & can be divided into two categories?

What is the belief that the worth of actions is determined by their consequences?

What is a type of drug used to treat non-insulin dependent diabetes?

Strives to improve knowledge & skill by contin. ed, pro. activities & investigating new ideas

What is the ethical principle that places high value on avoiding harm to others?

During cart transfers the person directing the transfer should be position where?

What is the name given to the drug when it becomes commercially available?

Data thats perceptible to the senses, such as signs that can be seen, heard, or felt.

When a patient is unable to stand on their own and are too heavy to lift manually, what's used?

Principal organization of physicians trained in Radiology & Medical Radiation Physics in the US

When performing a transfer...

What are the six steps of an infectious disease's establishment?

Which tube is plastic or rubber that is inserted through the nasopharynx into the stomach?

Open-ended ?s, facilitation, silence, probing ?s, repetition, summarize are known as what?

What is the procedure used to prevent contamination of microbes & endospores?

Interventional vascular examinations, complex procedures, or invasive procedures require...

What is orthostatic hypotension?

What is a branch of physics that applies the laws of mechanics to living creatures?

Defining as exact and precise an area as possible for the patient's complaint.

Res Ipsa Loquitur

During which standard will the Radiographer review and evaluate the outcome of the exam?

Oral, sublingual, buccal, & rectal are a part of what route way?

What delivers approximately 35-50% oxygen to patients?

What is the purpose of an Endotracheal tube?

Gas, gas-producing tablets, crystals, or soda water are known as what?

Which of these muscles should be used for lifting?

Which modality uses high-energy ionizing radiation as a treatment?

What is caused by loss of blood or tissue fluid?

A Tracheostomy operation is performed under what technique?

What is ASRT practice standard 5?

Where are mobility muscles found?

What number is Patient Education ASRT practice standard?

What is any unlawful touching of another that is w/o justification or excuse?

What position is this patient in?

What is considered to be a "normal" blood pressure?

Airborne, droplet, and contact precautions are all known as what?

Staphylococcus aureus, hepatitis A, impetigo, varicella, are examples that require using what?

When were x-rays discovered?

What is known to grow in or on a host organism and cause disease?

Facilitate communication among RTs worldwide, advance the science, identify & help meet needs.

Which is the most common NG tube used for gastric decompression?

Persistant blood pressure above 140/90 is known as what?

What is a normal SpO2 reading?

What tubing/line measures the pumping ability of the heart & other heart parameters?

What is used to deliver low concentrations of oxygen?

What is the "BACON" allergic reaction medication?

Describes the character of the symptoms.

Data pertains to or are perceived by the affected individual.

What protection equipment is necessary for contact precaution situations?

Analysis/Determination is which ASRT standard?

Holding up a person to ridicule, scorn, or contempt

What is the top number when measuring blood pressure?

Where are stability muscles found?

What does the "T" in AIDET stand for?

When myocardial cells are stimulated to contract, what is happening?

Before a patient leaves a wheelchair during any transfer, what must be done first?

What is the primary use of an NG tube?