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A sensitometer is an instrument used in quality assurance that: |
Measures the amount of x-ray reaching the film |
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Quality assurance involves the following, except: |
Cultural diversity of patients |
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Techniques used to asses quality care given to patients are: |
Observation of technologists at work, interviewing patients, and interviewing technologists |
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It is generally agreed that most poor quality radiographs result from: |
Processing variables |
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In graphing the acceptance limits of a radiographic test, a: |
high narrow curve indicates high standards |
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In evaluating the department for quality, you would check: |
Skills of medical and professional employees |
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To produce a quality radiograph, all of the following patient characteristics must be considered, except: |
Race |
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The law of Bergonie and Tribondeau implies that radio sensitivity is greatest in: |
Cells that are rapidly dividing |
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The quality of an x-ray beam is determined by the: |
kVp |
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The roentgen unit is a measure of the: |
Number of ions created in air |
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The length of the exposure cord of a mobile x-ray unit should be at least: |
6 feet
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Radiation dose to the gonads may cuase: |
Genetic damge |
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Total filtration in the x-ray tube must be the equivalent of at least |
2.5 mm aluminum |
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The rad is defined as a measure of: |
Radiation absorbed dose |
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Personal dosimeters are designed to be worn: |
Outside the lead apron near the neck |
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The stage of life most sensitve to radiation is: |
Fetus |
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X-ray beam collimation is used because: |
Image quality is improved, patient dose is decreased, and scatter radiation is decreased |
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Respiratory therapists: |
Treat all types of chest pathology |
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Analyzing and performing microscopic tests for diagnosis and treatment involve the discipline of: |
Medical Technology |
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Physical therapists: |
Develop a treatment plan to restore function following injury |
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The several disciplines of allied health: |
Work together as a team |
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Occupational therapists: |
Develop a treatment program to restore daily living skills |
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The main duty of hisotechnologists is to: |
Perform microscopic tests on human tissue |
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Physician assistants: |
Perform many tasks usually done by the physician |
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The emergency medical technician: |
Performs immediate examination and care |
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Allied heath professions developed as a result of: |
Specialization of health providers |
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Dental hygienists: |
Work independently of a dentist |
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The ARRT requires documentation of approved continuing education: |
Biannually |
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The ARRT was organized in: |
1922, by the Roentgen Ray Society and RSNA |
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The ARRT has certified over |
300,000 applicants |
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The ARRT is the national organization for: |
Registering qualified, ethical technologists through testing and certificaiton |
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The ARRT certifying tests are: |
Scheduled for specific dates and times |
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The mission of the ARRT is to: |
Recognize individuals who are qualified in radiologic technology
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The ARRT requires renewal of certification: |
Anually |
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THe JRCERT accreditation is: |
Sponsored by ARRT |
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The responsibility of the JRCERT is to: |
Review and accredit educational programs in radiologic technology |
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The JRCERT's mission is to: |
Ensure quality in the education and safety of patient care |
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Site visitors are charged with: |
Verifying that the self-study report is accurate, interviewing students, and evaluating the adequacy of the clinical education setting |
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Accreditation of a radiologic technology program ensures: |
Acceptance by the ARRT |
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Categories of accreditation are all of the following except: |
Clinical accreditation |
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The professional staff of the JRCERT consists of: |
Radiologic technologists |
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Site visitors: |
Do not have the authority to accredit programs |
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The primary function of ASRT is to provide: |
Continuing education |
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The bimonthly newsmagazine published by the ASRT is called: |
Scanner |
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The curriculum being taught in your radiography program is based on the national radiography curriculum written by which professional organization? |
ASRT |
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Staff radiologic technologists may apply for educational grants and scholarships due to the work of which professional organization? |
ASRT |
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Staff radiologic technologists may apply for educational grants and scholarships due to the work of which professional organization? |
ASRT Educational Foundation |
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The primary function of AHRA is to serve the needs of which group of professionals? |
Radiology Managers |
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The practice standards for radiologic technologist are written by which professional organization? |
ASRT |
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The quarterly journal published by the AHRA is called |
Radiology Management |
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One advantage of MRI imaging over computed tomography is: |
No x-ray is needed for the test |
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Examination of breast tissue is a specialty because: |
It requires special equipment |
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Nuclear medicine is useful in: |
Treatment and diagnosis of diseases |
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The specialty using sound waves in the diagnosis of disease is: |
Diagnostic medical sonography |
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Sonography is most often used for: |
Bone density studies |
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The initials TR (R) (CV) (ARRRT) would be used by radiologic technologists specializing in? |
Radiography and cardiovascular imaging |
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MRI is especially useful in the study of |
Spinal cord disease |