Sonography Final Exam [2025-2026]
Review QUESTIONS AND ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
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What does HIPAA stand for? - answer--Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act
What is a visual learner? - answer--someone who learns by watching
What is a tort? - answer--A wrongful act, other than breach of contract,
for which law provides remedy
What does ALARA stand for? - answer--As low as reasonably achievable
What are the different types of patient positioning and how would you
define them? - answer--
What kind of symptoms are associated with hypertension? How would
you abbreviate this medical condition? - answer--HTN - high blood
pressure
What is carpal tunnel syndrome? What symptoms are associated with
carpal tunnel syndrome? What causes carpal tunnel syndrome? -
, answer--Most commonly reported nerve entrapment syndrome.
Symptoms: numbness, burning, tingling (all fingers except pinky).
Causes: same movement repeated
What are the duties of a clinical-based sonographer? - answer--
What are the elements that must be established in order to prove
negligence? - answer--Duty, breach, harm, causation
How early was placenta and fetal trunk seen on gray scale? - answer--
1980s
What are some aspects of effective studying? - answer--giving yourself
enough time/breaks in your schedule
Under what conditions is it appropriate to use applied consent? -
answer--when a patient is unconscious or consent was previously given
before going under and another issue was found that the DR can
operate on to help fix the issue
How long does it take a first impression to be established in the
interview process? - answer--30 seconds
Review QUESTIONS AND ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
100% SOLVED AND GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
What does HIPAA stand for? - answer--Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act
What is a visual learner? - answer--someone who learns by watching
What is a tort? - answer--A wrongful act, other than breach of contract,
for which law provides remedy
What does ALARA stand for? - answer--As low as reasonably achievable
What are the different types of patient positioning and how would you
define them? - answer--
What kind of symptoms are associated with hypertension? How would
you abbreviate this medical condition? - answer--HTN - high blood
pressure
What is carpal tunnel syndrome? What symptoms are associated with
carpal tunnel syndrome? What causes carpal tunnel syndrome? -
, answer--Most commonly reported nerve entrapment syndrome.
Symptoms: numbness, burning, tingling (all fingers except pinky).
Causes: same movement repeated
What are the duties of a clinical-based sonographer? - answer--
What are the elements that must be established in order to prove
negligence? - answer--Duty, breach, harm, causation
How early was placenta and fetal trunk seen on gray scale? - answer--
1980s
What are some aspects of effective studying? - answer--giving yourself
enough time/breaks in your schedule
Under what conditions is it appropriate to use applied consent? -
answer--when a patient is unconscious or consent was previously given
before going under and another issue was found that the DR can
operate on to help fix the issue
How long does it take a first impression to be established in the
interview process? - answer--30 seconds
