RAD 1125 Final Review

The 5 Rights of drug administration are right time, drug, route, patient, and reason.

The chain of infection consists of which of the following?

The number one method to decrease the spread of infection is what?

You should do which of the following for a patient having a violent seizure?

JRCERT and JRCEDMS are both examples of what?

The parts of a syringe are tip, barrel, and plunger.

UCAs consist of lipoprotein shells that are metabolized by the liver.

Subjective questions let the patient tell THEIR story.

A sudden drop in blood pressure when a patient stands up quickly causing dizzyness which could result in a fall is what?

The sudden stoppage of heart function.

Nitroglycerine is a vasodilator used to treat angina.

If the X-ray tube is above the patient during fluoroscopy a key point to remember is what?

A given dose of radiation generally has the greatest potential for damage in which type of tissues?

In an R/F system, the primary barrier is considered to be which of the following?

Clearly understanding your emotions when handling patients and their families is referred to as what?

Threatening to repeat an exam on a patient if they do not hold still is an example of assault.

Duty to tell the truth and avoid deception.

An annual publication commonly used to answer questions about drugs and their actions.

X-ray film screen imaging has been replaced by which of the following?

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) provides for what?

Failure to do what a reasonable or prudent person would do.

All the following are parenteral routes of administration: Oral, Sublingual, Buccal, Rectal.

Direct supervision means working directly with students in the clinical setting.

Which is an important consideration when using any type of contrast agent for a radiographic examination?

An example of a negative contrast media agent would be what?

Lead aprons used by radiographers are intended to protect from which of the following?

The x-radiation that penetrates and exits the patient to strike the image receptor is known as what?

The resolution of an image using DR thin-film-transistor (TFT) technology is determined by this.

Select the true statement from the choices below.

Let the superior or master speak for their subordinates i.e. physician, supervisor.

All the following are true of barium sulfate except what?

A procedure performed on the wrong patient is an example of battery.

A popular feature on X-ray generators that reduces repeat exposures caused by inaccurate techniques is what?

Negligence is a failure to use such care as a reasonably prudent technologist would use in similar circumstances.

Which is NOT an essential component of a general radiographic imaging system?

Chest radiographs and upright abdominal studies are conveniently performed using which of the following?

Syncope is the term for hives.

For an assisted standing pivot transfer, which of the following is NOT done?

A personal value system can be defined in terms of which of the following?

All the following are stages of acute radiation syndrome except what?

A metallic object appears on an x-ray image due to its density. This is a result of what?

For sonographers, an effective method for reducing Work Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WRMSD) is to do what?

Modern patient radiation protection methods should include which of the following?

The X-ray tube component that stops the stream of electrons and produces the X-ray beam is called what?

The three major domains of learning are cognitive, psychomotor, and affective.

The dynamic display of a patient’s anatomy using x-radiation is termed what?

Barium is considered a positive (radiopaque) contrast agent.

The ideal iodinated contrast agent would have all the following characteristic(s) except what?

Another term for automatic collimation is what?

When moving a patient to or from a stretcher, lock the stretcher securely against the examination table.

This method of drug delivery has a rapid onset/effect because the drug is absorbed directly into the bloodstream.

Metformin is the brand name for glucophage, a popular medication to treat diabetes.

A personal value system can be defined in terms of which of the following?

All the following must be documented when giving medications except what?

All the following are modes of sonography except what?

Ethical principle that places high value on avoiding harm to others.

In what aspect of the education program for medical imaging are the students exposed to real-life experiences?

A person's written agreement to allow something to happen based on full disclosure of the facts is implied consent.

Altering an image to cover up an error is an example of fraud.

Lab tests to assess a patient’s BUN and creatinine are used to determine the patient’s what?

All are routes to administer parenteral drugs except what?

You should never roll a patient because it creates postural hypotension.

With head injuries, the measurement of their level of consciousness can indicate the severity of the injury.

Informed consent requires the patient be given all the following information except what?

Iodinated water-soluble contrast media can be injected into the blood stream and orally or rectally administered.

Justified claims that an individual can make on others or on society; can be legal or moral.

In an MRI department the MR scan room is considered this.

Maslow's Hierarchy is a model of Emotional Intelligence.

The two main classifications of patients is outpatient and inpatient.

The “Ultrasound Triangle” refers to which of the following?

If a patient cannot assist with a cart-to-table transfer, a draw sheet or transfer assist device should be used.

What must be documented in the patient's information when a medication has been administered?

All are types of shock except what?

Pick the lowest subject contrast from the following.

The science dealing with the nature, effects, uses, and origin of drugs is called what?

The most popular and common form of assessing occupational radiation exposure is which of the following?

The ability to visibly distinguish between the various shades of gray on an image is referred to as what?

A "Living Will" or "advance directive" serve to give power to other people to make your decisions.

This cart is a wheeled container of equipment and drugs used to treat emergency situations.

The ideal patient immobilization device must be what?

With needle sizing, the larger the gauge number, the smaller the needle lumen and outer circumference size.

Tissues with higher atomic numbers (more dense) absorb more x-ray photons.

Barium sulfate would be contraindicated for a patient with what medical condition?

The law of Bergonie & Tribondeau states cells are more radiosensitive if they are highly mitotic or primitive.

Which of the following specialties uses a nonionizing form of radiation?

Diphenhydramine is a brand name.

Nausea is principally associated with the prodromal stage of acute radiation syndrome.

The term for nose bleeds.

Stomach examinations using barium sulfate have some degree of risk for patients who are what?

Internal controls of a profession based on human values or moral principles.