Foundations and Professional Organization
Patient Care and Communication
Radiation Protection and Image Quality
Emergency and Trauma Care
Wild Card
100

A listing of individuals who hold certification by a particular certifying agency is known as:

The Registry 

100

The usual vital signs measured include:

Temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration 

100

ALARA stands for: 

As low as reasonably achievable 

100

When establishing a sterile field, your hands should remain:

Above the waist 

100

Streptococci and bacilli are classified as what type of microorganisms?

Bacteria 

200

An organization that seeks recognition from its peer groups through demonstrated compliance of standards is known as: 

Accreditation 

200

An important piece of information regarding a patient’s need for medical care is sought by physicians and medical professionals. Many times, patients are vague about their pain or reason for seeing the doctor. It is important to discover the patient’s _____ for seeking medical care.

Chief complaint

200

The sun is classified as which type of radiation?

Natural background radiation 

200

Patients experiencing chest pain often take a small tablet of nitroglycerine and put it in their mouth under their tongue, for quick action. This route of administration is:

Sublingual 

200

When negligence occurs to a patient, who is responsible for proving injury?

Plaintiff 

300

The professional organization that is responsible for the development and publication of minimum educational guidelines, outlining entry-level knowledge and skill levels is the:

ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists)

300

A terminal patient who wants to stay alive long enough to see their daughter get married, would be in what stage of the dying process

Bargaining 

300

The dose equivalent limits for radiation workers are based on the radiation received from what source?

Occupational Exposure 

300

The medical term for a temporary suspension of consciousness is

Aura

300

NG tubes are inserted through the patient’s _____ with the end of the tube placed in the _____.

Nose, stomach 

400

The medical imaging specialty of _______________ has the highest percentage of work injuries, with an incidence as high as 99%, after only three years of employment.

Sonography 

400

What type of complaint can be filed by patients if they feel they have been touched unprofessionally, without permission?

Battery 

400

Radiation can cause biologic harm to the patient. This is the result of: 

Ionization 

400

Providing care in an emergency situation is intended to
1. prepare the injured patient for surgery.
2. prevent further harm to the patient.
3. preserve life.
4. place the patient into a sedated state for transport.
5. stabilize the patient until the appropriate medical assistance arrives.

2, 3, and 5

400

A document that guides a hospital as to its purpose and role in the community it serves is called a:

Mission statement 

500

A formal document that outlines the departmental structure of a hospital by showing lines of authority and reporting structures is known as a(n): 

organizational chart 

500

Protecting the patient from pathogenic microbes describes the purpose of __________________ technique 

Aseptic 

500

Radiation generally has the greatest potential for damage in tissues that have which kind of cells?

Rapidly dividing cells

500

What type of shock is caused by a failure of the heart to pump enough blood to the vital organs including the brain?

Cardiogenic 

500

The successful application and demonstration of knowledge learned from prior experiences is called:

Transfer of learning