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RADIATION THERAPY FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

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Two types of side effects in Radiation Therapy


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Acute and Chronic




The technique factors used should be chosen based on the clinical indication, patient
size, and anatomical area scanned; and the equipment should be properly maintained
and tested is an example of ______________.


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optimization

,GRAY (GY)


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THE MODERN UNIT OF RADIATION DOSAGE, EQUIVALENT TO THE
DEPOSITION OF ONE JOULE OF ENERGY PER KILOGRAM OF TISSUE




All of the following are diagnostic pitfalls of cytology except:


poor collection
inflammatory changes
necrosis
radiation and chemotherapy are not considered pitfalls


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radiation and chemotherapy are not considered pitfalls




Abnormal


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NOT NORMAL. DESCRIBES A STATE, CONDITION, OR BEHAVIOR THAT IS
UNUSUAL OR DIFFERENT FROM WHAT IS CONSIDERED NORMAL.




_____________ shows how well the kidneys are filtering


BUN

,glomerular filtration rate
creatine
RBC


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glomerular filtration rate




Tumor


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AN ABNORMAL MASS OF TISSUE THAT FORMS WHEN CELLS DIVIDE
MORE THAN THEY SHOULD OR DO NOT DIE WHEN THEY SHOULD.
TUMORS MAY BE BENIGN (NOT CANCER), OR MALIGNANT (CANCER).




________ is a technique for generating x-ray images and presenting them continuously as
visible images during a diagnostic or interventional procedure.


Ultrasound
Computed Tomograhy
Fluoroscopy
MRI


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fluoroscopy

, Major developments in pharmacological testing have allowed upwards of ____ times
the normal amount of iodine into the body to be successfully evacuated from the
body, and more times than not, with no adverse reactions


1000
2000
3000
4000


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2000




T/F: Ionizing radiation is a form of radiation that does not have enough energy to
potentially cause damage to DNA and may elevate a person's lifetime risk of
developing cancer.


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False. It does have enough energy to cause damage




In the TNM staging system, what does the N represent?


A. nothing
B. lymph node involvement
C. nexus
D. knot


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