RADIOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY FOR
TECHNOLOGISTS EXAM PREP QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS FULLY VERIFIED
◉ Prognosis.
Answer: The predicted course and outcome of the disease
◉ Morphology.
Answer: The structure of cells or tissue
◉ Subtractive/lytic/destructive.
Answer: Tissue composition altered in decreasing the atomic
number which changes skin thickness; Thinner skin
◉ Additive/sclerotic.
Answer: Pathologic conditions cause an increase in normal density
of tissue resulting in a higher atomic number; Thicker skin
◉ Epidemiology.
Answer: The investigation of disease in large groups
◉ Prevalence.
, Answer: Refers to the number of cases found in a given population
◉ Incidence.
Answer: Refers to the number of new cases found in a given period
◉ Endemic.
Answer: A disease confined to a particular country or area
◉ Mortality rate.
Answer: The average number of deaths caused by a particular
disease in a population
◉ National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
Answer: Monitor and report mortality rates and terms of leading
causes of death according to gender race age and specific causes of
death such as heart disease or malignant neoplasia
◉ United States department of health and human services
(USDHHS).
Answer: Monitor and report mortality rates in terms of leading
causes of death according to gender race age and specific causes of
death such as heart disease or malignant neoplasia.
TECHNOLOGISTS EXAM PREP QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS FULLY VERIFIED
◉ Prognosis.
Answer: The predicted course and outcome of the disease
◉ Morphology.
Answer: The structure of cells or tissue
◉ Subtractive/lytic/destructive.
Answer: Tissue composition altered in decreasing the atomic
number which changes skin thickness; Thinner skin
◉ Additive/sclerotic.
Answer: Pathologic conditions cause an increase in normal density
of tissue resulting in a higher atomic number; Thicker skin
◉ Epidemiology.
Answer: The investigation of disease in large groups
◉ Prevalence.
, Answer: Refers to the number of cases found in a given population
◉ Incidence.
Answer: Refers to the number of new cases found in a given period
◉ Endemic.
Answer: A disease confined to a particular country or area
◉ Mortality rate.
Answer: The average number of deaths caused by a particular
disease in a population
◉ National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
Answer: Monitor and report mortality rates and terms of leading
causes of death according to gender race age and specific causes of
death such as heart disease or malignant neoplasia
◉ United States department of health and human services
(USDHHS).
Answer: Monitor and report mortality rates in terms of leading
causes of death according to gender race age and specific causes of
death such as heart disease or malignant neoplasia.
