Intro to Radiography: Final Exam Review #2

Moral rules are best applied to ethical dilemmas when:

Which of the following describes the topical drug route?

Radiographic Contrast Media is a drug:

Handwashing uses which of the following methods of infection control

Active promotion of goodness, kindness, and charity is called:

The medical term that means drooping of a body part:

Microorganisms that cause infectious diseases can be classified as

A person is bitten by a mosquito and develops an infection. This type of transmission is known as

The best method of preventing the spread of aerosol infections is by

The 3 most common routes of contrast media administration are:

How do sterile people pass each other?

Nonsterile items are also used in a sterile field.

While looking up a patient's info for an x-ray, 2 patients pop up w/ the same name and DOB. This scenario is example of

When a physician orders a diagnostic exam, what must be included on the order?

Radiopharmecuticals and contrast agents are the same thing

If you have left over medication from a prior patient, you can administer it to another patient as it is still sterile.

The term for a drug that has undesirable or impoper characteristics

Which of the following defines Health Informatics?

The medical term Bradycardia means:

A Doctor that specializes in treating cancer:

If a drug expires today, it is still ok to administer to a patient.

Which of the following is NOT true:

The goal of good sterile technique is to:

The name given to a drug manufactured by a specific company is the

What is the purpose of a tracheostomy?

Generally accepted customs, principles, or habits of conduct or living right in society are

The following is true of a schedule 2 drug

All the following are types of indirect transmission EXCEPT

Slander is a type of WRITTEN defamation?

The chief complaint, included in a patient's history, is a statement made by the:

Nephrosis is the medical term for:

Which of the following system is designed to manage radiology orders?

Which of the following is an example of an organization that accredits hospitals & other healthcare institutions in U.S.

At what height should bottles be held to ensure no splashing occurs while pouring in a sterile field?

What must occur if a sterile package becomes wet?

The strict observance of promises or duties or a faithfulness to others are called:

Who is the person licensed to prepare and dispense drugs?

Positive media contrasts have a lower atomic number than negative media contrasts

Which part of the HIPAA privacy rule requires workforce training to ensure patient privacy?

The medical term that means a tumor that is not cancer is:

The term meaning the "thing speaks for itself," is?

What parts of a gown are considered sterile?

If a drug is administered PO, the patient receives the medicine:

Which of the following is used to assigned codes for the diagnostic exam?

What type of catheter is the foley?

Osmolality can be defined as:

What unit of measurements are used for drug adminiatration?

An exam that does not use contrast should be done before an exam that uses contrast

SQ is the medical abbreviation for:

Diphenydramine is what type of drug name?

When handling sterile gloves with a nonsterile hand, which of the following is not considered sterile?

After the physician gives the patient all info necessary to make an informed decision, a consent form should be signed

Which of the following is NOT one of the Drug Administration Paitent Rights?

Nonionic contrast medias have a lower osmolality than ionic contrast medias

Which of the following technology is used to assist physicians/radiologists in identifying pathology?

Contrast Media that dissociate into two molecular particles are known as:

This medication for type 2 diabetes should be temporarily discontinued before the use of radiographic contrast agents

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996(HIPAA) legislation affects radiology by its focus on:

What is the most common route of drug administration in the hospital setting?

An outpatient develops a staphylococcal infection after a surgical procedure. This type of transmission is known as

An infectious microbe can gain entrance into the human body by

The term that best describes the absolute removal of all life forms is

What complaint may be brought against a tech if he or she touches a patient in any way without the patient's permision?

The Atomic Number of Barium is:

What should the technologist do if a patient has given consent but wants to stop the procedure?

Radiographers who do not remain current in the field or who do not follow the accepted standards are not held liable

Which of the following describes the enteral drug route?

Written defamation of a person is termed

Which results when a patient comes to the imaging department and allows the radiographer to perform a chest x-ray?

Which of the following is not a type of law

Which is NOT a step in the ethical analysis process?

In case of emergency, a patient would be treated with the following arrythmia drug:

Which of the following devices can be classified as a high-flow oxygen delivery device?

A personal value system can be defined in terms of:

nonsterile items are also used in a sterile field.

A medical abbreviation that stands for prognosis is:

While sterile, you can go to the bathroom.

Gastrectomy is a partial or total surgical removal of the stomach.

What drug administration route gives the most rapid response to the paitent?

Th common cold is an example of an infection by a

In medical terminology, SOB means:

What type of drug relieves pain without causing loss of conciousness?

Which of the following IS TRUE?

What class of drug is Benadryl?

What can be done to reduce allergic-like effects for a patient who will receive water soluble iodine contrast?

Vitamins, herbals, and dietary supplements are what type of drug?

A doctor breaks the sterile field while performing a procedure. If it results in an infection, which kind would it be?

It is acceptable to to touch a patient in any way without justification or excuse

Which of the following describes the parenteral drug route?

Radiographers are legally liable for their action in the daily performances of diagnostic procedures.

The symbol for Mercury is:

What drug administration route gives the most rapid response to the patient?