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100

The largest bone in the human body

What is Femur 

100

The prefix 'brady'- means  

What is Slow

100

This type of energy is used to create a conventional x-ray image

What is x-rays, a form of electromagnetic radiation 

100

This healthcare professional commonly records vital signs, prepares patients for examinations, and assists providers in outpatient clinics 

What is Medical Assistant 

100

The 'A' stands for what in ABC's of Basic Life Support 

What is Airway 

200

The organ that pumps blood throughout the whole body

What is Heart 

200

the suffix 'itis'- means 

What is Inflammation 

200

The abbreviation ALARA stands for 

What is As Low As Reasonably Achievable 
200

This healthcare professional interprets diagnostic medical images to help diagnose disease and injury

What is a Radiologist 

200

This is the normal resting heart rate range for most healthy adults 

What is 60-100 beats per minute 

300

The name of the muscle that separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity and helps you breathe

What is Diaphragm 

300

This medical term means difficulty breathing

What is Dyspnea 

300

This appears white on a conventional x-ray: air in the lungs or bone? 

What is Bone 

300

This medical professional performs diagnostic x-ray examinations and positions patients to obtain images. 

What is a Radiologic Technologist 

300

This type of personal protective equipment should be worn when there is risk of blood or bodily-fluid exposure to the hands

What is Gloves 
400

The three tiny bones in the middle ear 

What is malleus, incus, and stapes

400

The term 'bilateral'means 

What is Affecting or involving both sides of the body 

400

This principle states that the intensity of radiation is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from source

What is Inverse Square Law 

400

This healthcare professional specializing in analyzing urine, blood, and other specimens in a clinical laboratory 

What is a medical laboratory specialist 

400
This is the proper compression-to-ventilation ratio for a single rescuer adult 
What is 30 compressions to 2 rescue breaths 
500

The cranial nerve that is responsible for the sense of smell 

What is Olfactory Nerve 

500

The term 'hepatomegaly' means 

What is enlargement of the liver 

500

A radiograph looks too light because too few x-ray photons reached the image receptor. What image- quality issue may be present? 

What is underexposure, resulting in quantum mottle 

500

This healthcare professional specializes in evaluating and treating problems with movement, strength, and physical function

What is Physical Therapist 

500

A patient becomes dizzy, pale, and sweaty while standing for an examination. What should you do immediately to help prevent a fall?

What is assist the patient into a seated or lying down position, call for help, and assess the patient's condition. 

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