RADR 2217 Comprehensive Radiographic
Pathology Chapter 02 Exam Guide 2026
1. Chp 02.01. The first modality capable of producing A
images without the use of ionizing radiation was:
a. Ultrasound
b. Magnetic resonance imaging
c. Nuclear medicine
d. Computerized tomography
REF: p. 15
2. Chp 02.02. Which of the following was the first modali- B
ty to provide sectional anatomy images with increased
visibility of soft-tissue structures?
a. Conventional tomography
b. Computed tomography
c. Positron emission tomography
d. Magnetic resonance imaging
REF: p. 15
3. Chp 02.03. With the integration of strong magnets and D
radio frequencies, high resolution soft-tissue imaging
in multiple planes became available with:
a. Nuclear medicine
b. Single-photon emission computed tomography
c. Computed tomography
d. Magnetic resonance imaging
REF: p. 16
4. C
, RADR 2217 Comprehensive Radiographic
Pathology Chapter 02 Exam Guide 2026
Chp 02.04. Single-photon emission computed tomog-
raphy took nuclear medicine imaging concepts and
added the use of:
a. New pharmaceuticals
b. New pulsing sequences
c. Gamma camera movement
d. Stronger frequency transducers
REF: p. 16
5. Chp 02.05. Which of the following uses gamma-emit- B
ting radionuclides to produce images?
a. X-ray images
b. Nuclear medicine images
c. PET images
d. Sonography images
REF: p. 27
6. Chp 02.06. Molecular imaging advancements using a D
positron-emitting radiopharmaceutical is:
a. SPECT
b. CAT
c. MRI
d. PET
REF: p. 16
7. Chp 02.07. The superimposition of images from two D
different digital modalities produces images:
Pathology Chapter 02 Exam Guide 2026
1. Chp 02.01. The first modality capable of producing A
images without the use of ionizing radiation was:
a. Ultrasound
b. Magnetic resonance imaging
c. Nuclear medicine
d. Computerized tomography
REF: p. 15
2. Chp 02.02. Which of the following was the first modali- B
ty to provide sectional anatomy images with increased
visibility of soft-tissue structures?
a. Conventional tomography
b. Computed tomography
c. Positron emission tomography
d. Magnetic resonance imaging
REF: p. 15
3. Chp 02.03. With the integration of strong magnets and D
radio frequencies, high resolution soft-tissue imaging
in multiple planes became available with:
a. Nuclear medicine
b. Single-photon emission computed tomography
c. Computed tomography
d. Magnetic resonance imaging
REF: p. 16
4. C
, RADR 2217 Comprehensive Radiographic
Pathology Chapter 02 Exam Guide 2026
Chp 02.04. Single-photon emission computed tomog-
raphy took nuclear medicine imaging concepts and
added the use of:
a. New pharmaceuticals
b. New pulsing sequences
c. Gamma camera movement
d. Stronger frequency transducers
REF: p. 16
5. Chp 02.05. Which of the following uses gamma-emit- B
ting radionuclides to produce images?
a. X-ray images
b. Nuclear medicine images
c. PET images
d. Sonography images
REF: p. 27
6. Chp 02.06. Molecular imaging advancements using a D
positron-emitting radiopharmaceutical is:
a. SPECT
b. CAT
c. MRI
d. PET
REF: p. 16
7. Chp 02.07. The superimposition of images from two D
different digital modalities produces images:
