Where do rules come from?
Constitution
What stage of death is hard to talk to people?
Anger stage
How do we test medicine?
Blind study (2 trials)
What type of bonds “share”
Covalent
What are the types of tissue that can regenerate themselves?
Epithelial and connective tissue
True or False? The JRCERT is the organization that is responsible for setting accreditation
standards for radiography program
A True
B False
A
True or False? Radiologic Science professionals require extensive education.
a True
b False
A
,True or False? The Radiographers Code of ethics serves as a guide by which Radiographers may
evaluate their professional conduct as it relates to patients and other healthcare professionals.
A true
B false
A
True or False? The ASRT affirms that a practicing technologist has met the educational
requirements for a Radiographer by issuing a registry card.
A True
B False
B
True or False? According to the Patient’s Bill of Rights, the patient can own her/his original
hospital chart.
A True
B False
B
True or False? Physiologic needs include food, shelter and sleep
A True
B False
A
,A patient is brought to the radiology department from a car accident with a weak, rapid pulse,
low blood pressure, and feels cold and lacks colour. The patient is showing signs of:
A tetanus
B cardiovascular disease
C epilepsy
D shock
D
The dizziness associated with standing or sitting erect after a prolonged period of bed rest is
called:
A postural hypotension
B dehiscence
C decubitus seizure
D vertigo
A
Uremia is caused by excessive buildup of the by-products of protein metabolism that is often
associated with:
A respiratory disorders
B gastric disorders
C circulatory disorders
D kidney disorders
D
, A common allergic reaction to iodine contrast media is bronchial constriction. This is often
treated with a/an:
A antidiuretic agent
B bronchodilator
C vasoconstrictor
D antihistamine
B
Nosocomial infections are those infections that are contracted by an individual:
A from occupational environment
B within a hospital
C from contaminated water
D with poor hyge
B
The inflatable balloon portion of the Foley catheter is typically filled with:
a. radiopaque contrast material.
b. carbon dioxide.
c. sterile water.
d. mineral oil.
C
The purpose of the inflatable balloon portion at the tip of the Foley catheter is to:
a. hold the catheter within the bladder.
b. present the backflow of urine into the ureters.
c. permit its visualization under fluoroscopy.
d. induce the stimulus for voiding.
Constitution
What stage of death is hard to talk to people?
Anger stage
How do we test medicine?
Blind study (2 trials)
What type of bonds “share”
Covalent
What are the types of tissue that can regenerate themselves?
Epithelial and connective tissue
True or False? The JRCERT is the organization that is responsible for setting accreditation
standards for radiography program
A True
B False
A
True or False? Radiologic Science professionals require extensive education.
a True
b False
A
,True or False? The Radiographers Code of ethics serves as a guide by which Radiographers may
evaluate their professional conduct as it relates to patients and other healthcare professionals.
A true
B false
A
True or False? The ASRT affirms that a practicing technologist has met the educational
requirements for a Radiographer by issuing a registry card.
A True
B False
B
True or False? According to the Patient’s Bill of Rights, the patient can own her/his original
hospital chart.
A True
B False
B
True or False? Physiologic needs include food, shelter and sleep
A True
B False
A
,A patient is brought to the radiology department from a car accident with a weak, rapid pulse,
low blood pressure, and feels cold and lacks colour. The patient is showing signs of:
A tetanus
B cardiovascular disease
C epilepsy
D shock
D
The dizziness associated with standing or sitting erect after a prolonged period of bed rest is
called:
A postural hypotension
B dehiscence
C decubitus seizure
D vertigo
A
Uremia is caused by excessive buildup of the by-products of protein metabolism that is often
associated with:
A respiratory disorders
B gastric disorders
C circulatory disorders
D kidney disorders
D
, A common allergic reaction to iodine contrast media is bronchial constriction. This is often
treated with a/an:
A antidiuretic agent
B bronchodilator
C vasoconstrictor
D antihistamine
B
Nosocomial infections are those infections that are contracted by an individual:
A from occupational environment
B within a hospital
C from contaminated water
D with poor hyge
B
The inflatable balloon portion of the Foley catheter is typically filled with:
a. radiopaque contrast material.
b. carbon dioxide.
c. sterile water.
d. mineral oil.
C
The purpose of the inflatable balloon portion at the tip of the Foley catheter is to:
a. hold the catheter within the bladder.
b. present the backflow of urine into the ureters.
c. permit its visualization under fluoroscopy.
d. induce the stimulus for voiding.
