Radiation Safety & Procedures
Radiology Procedures
Common Pharm Class
Pharmacology
100

Harmful to developing embryo & fetus and can cause damage to tissues, skin, bone marrow, and eyes

What is radiation?

100

Using a scope and contract media to view internal organs in motion 

What is fluoroscopy 

100

Therapeutic, prophylactic, diagnostic, curative, and replacement 

What is use of medicines 

100
Side effect, drug interaction, adverse effects

What is undesirable actions of drugs 

200

Small device that measures amount of radiation a person is exposed to

What is dosimeter? 

200

Used to diagnose osteoporosis 

What is bone densitometry

200

Medicine class used to treat pain

What is analgesic 

200
Topical, Sublingual, Intravenous, Intranasal, Rectal

What is drug routes

300

PPE worn while assisting with radiology procedures 

What is apron and gloves?

300

Can detect cancer and effects of chemotherapy 

What is PET (Positron Emission Tomography) scan

300

Medicine class responsible for controlling arrythmias 

What is anti-arrhythmic 
300

Keep medications locked away, check expiration dates, medication storage

What is medication safety

400
Agent used to visualize internal organs or structures that are difficult to visualize

What is contrast media?

400

Rotates 360 degrees to obtain views of multiple body parts 

What is Computerized Tomography (CT Scan)

400

Medicine class responsible for controlling nausea and vomiting 

Antiemetic 

400
Drugs with the potential for abuse 

What is controlled substance 

500

NPO, medication restrictions, dietary restrictions, prohibited usage 

What is patient preparation?

500

Uses radioactive material to diagnose, treat, and research 

What is Nuclear Medicine

500

Medication class responsible for inducing numbness 

Anesthetic 
500

Albuterol, Narcan, Epinephrine, Insulin

What is emergency medication

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