HESI Radiography Practice Test
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Radiography
Study Guide
Practice
_ Radiologic
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Radiography
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Study Guide
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Which procedure is an example of surgical asepsis? D. Surgical hand scrub.
A. Clean glove application. Asepsis is the absence of disease-producing (pathogenic) organisms. Surgical
B. Hand washing asepsis, or sterile technique, includes procedures used to eliminate all
C. Clean gown application microorganisms from an area. Surgical hand scrub, sterile glove application, and
D. Surgical hand scrub. sterile gown application are examples of surgical asepsis.
A radiographer receives a request for a portable chest A. Battery
x-ray and then performs the x-ray on the incorrect
patient. Which legal term best describes the actions of Battery is defined as touching to which the victim has not consented. Performing
the radiographer? a procedure on the wrong patient may constitute grounds for a charge of
battery.
A. Battery
B. Negligence
C. Assault
D. Invasion of privacy
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The lead radiographer is planning a strategy to D. A two-year-old child for a barium swallow
efficiently manage the morning workload. The
department is short-staffed due to meetings, and four An x-ray department should begin the day with patients who are fasting prior to
patients are now ready for their examinations. Assuming their examination. In this example, more than one of the patients is fasting, so
that none of the exams is emergent, which patient the radiographer must decide who goes first based on other factors. Since
should be seen first? none of the cases are emergent, consideration should be given to pediatric and
geriatric patients because they have the most difficulty being NPO for long
A. An 54-year-old male with type 2 diabetes for an periods of time.
upper GI
B. A 18-year-old female for an intravenous urogram
C. An 83-year-old female for a chest x-ray
D. A two-year-old child for a barium swallow
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Which type of contrast agent is preferred for low risk C. Ionic, water soluble, diluted with juice
and low cost for a patient diagnosed with a possible
perforated bowel? The least risk with the least cost would dictate ionic, water soluble media.
Barium should definitely be avoided, because of the risk of introducing contrast
A. Barium sulfate suspension, flavored into the peritoneum. Barium sulfate suspension might cause adhesions if it spills
B. Gaseous media in the form of crystals into the peritoneum via a perforation. Gaseous media will not yield all of the
C. Ionic, water soluble, diluted with juice information that positive media will in this case.
D. Nonionic, water soluble, diluted with juice
A patient reports symptoms including itching, rash C. Anaphylactoid reaction
formation, and difficulty breathing immediately
following the administration of intravenous (IV) contrast The symptoms described in this scenario are the result of an anaphylactoid
media. Assuming the patient has had no prior exposure reaction, a type of reaction that clinically mimics anaphylaxis but requires no
to radiopaque contrast media, what is the most likely previous exposure to contrast media.
cause of these symptoms?
A. Acute bronchospasm
B. Allergic reaction
C. Anaphylactoid reaction
D. Acute renal failure
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HESI1 2026
Radiography
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Radiography
Technology
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Exam_ Radiologic
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Radiography
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Radiography
Technology
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Exam_ Radiologic
Review.pdf
Test 1 2026
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Radiography
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Terms in this set (181)
Which procedure is an example of surgical asepsis? D. Surgical hand scrub.
A. Clean glove application. Asepsis is the absence of disease-producing (pathogenic) organisms. Surgical
B. Hand washing asepsis, or sterile technique, includes procedures used to eliminate all
C. Clean gown application microorganisms from an area. Surgical hand scrub, sterile glove application, and
D. Surgical hand scrub. sterile gown application are examples of surgical asepsis.
A radiographer receives a request for a portable chest A. Battery
x-ray and then performs the x-ray on the incorrect
patient. Which legal term best describes the actions of Battery is defined as touching to which the victim has not consented. Performing
the radiographer? a procedure on the wrong patient may constitute grounds for a charge of
battery.
A. Battery
B. Negligence
C. Assault
D. Invasion of privacy
HESI Radiography Practice Test 1 _ EXAM
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(2025)
Radiography
(TESTING
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The lead radiographer is planning a strategy to D. A two-year-old child for a barium swallow
efficiently manage the morning workload. The
department is short-staffed due to meetings, and four An x-ray department should begin the day with patients who are fasting prior to
patients are now ready for their examinations. Assuming their examination. In this example, more than one of the patients is fasting, so
that none of the exams is emergent, which patient the radiographer must decide who goes first based on other factors. Since
should be seen first? none of the cases are emergent, consideration should be given to pediatric and
geriatric patients because they have the most difficulty being NPO for long
A. An 54-year-old male with type 2 diabetes for an periods of time.
upper GI
B. A 18-year-old female for an intravenous urogram
C. An 83-year-old female for a chest x-ray
D. A two-year-old child for a barium swallow
HESI Radiography Practice Test 1 _ EXAM
HESI
(2025)
Radiography
(TESTING
Practice
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Radiography
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, HESI Radiography Practice Test 1 _ EXAM
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Radiography
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Which type of contrast agent is preferred for low risk C. Ionic, water soluble, diluted with juice
and low cost for a patient diagnosed with a possible
perforated bowel? The least risk with the least cost would dictate ionic, water soluble media.
Barium should definitely be avoided, because of the risk of introducing contrast
A. Barium sulfate suspension, flavored into the peritoneum. Barium sulfate suspension might cause adhesions if it spills
B. Gaseous media in the form of crystals into the peritoneum via a perforation. Gaseous media will not yield all of the
C. Ionic, water soluble, diluted with juice information that positive media will in this case.
D. Nonionic, water soluble, diluted with juice
A patient reports symptoms including itching, rash C. Anaphylactoid reaction
formation, and difficulty breathing immediately
following the administration of intravenous (IV) contrast The symptoms described in this scenario are the result of an anaphylactoid
media. Assuming the patient has had no prior exposure reaction, a type of reaction that clinically mimics anaphylaxis but requires no
to radiopaque contrast media, what is the most likely previous exposure to contrast media.
cause of these symptoms?
A. Acute bronchospasm
B. Allergic reaction
C. Anaphylactoid reaction
D. Acute renal failure
HESI Radiography Practice Test 1 _ EXAM
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(2025)
Radiography
(TESTING
Practice
ACTUAL TestEXAM
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