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Advanced Patient Care| update
COMPLETE FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
|GET IT 100% ACCURATE!!
The mother of a pediatric patient requests to remain with her child during an MRI
scan. What is the appropriate response of the radiographer?

-Inform her that she may not accompany her child due to safety concerns

-Allow her to enter the room after completing the usual patient screening
procedure

-Allow her to enter the room after providing her with lead shielding

-Allow her to enter the room after verifying that she is not claustrophobic -
(ANSWER)Allow her to enter the room after completing the usual patient
screening procedure



Which of the following statements regarding communication and caring of an 85-
year-old female are true?

-Remove extra blankets and table pads to keep the patient from getting tangled in
them

-Use hand gestures and yell loudly because the patient is most likely hard of
hearing

-Transfer the patient smoothly and gently after explaining what you need to do

-All of the above

-More than one, but not all of the above - (ANSWER)Transfer the patient
smoothly and gently after explaining what you need to do

,2




Which of the following lists accurately depicts Kubler-Rosss stages of death and
dying?

-Anger; bargaining; denial; acceptance; depression

-Anger; denial; bargaining; depression; acceptance

-Denial; bargaining; anger; depression; acceptance

-Denial; anger; bargaining; depression; acceptance - (ANSWER)Denial; anger;
bargaining; depression; acceptance



In American culture, it is most appropriate to stand approximately 1 ½ - 4 feet
from the patient while taking a medical history. This is classified as:

-Intimate distance

-Social distance

-Personal distance

-Public distance - (ANSWER)Personal distance



Which of the following statements regarding Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs are
true?

1. Basic physiologic needs must be met before pursuing higher levels

2. Provides insight into behaviors based on the level of needs met

3. This model can be applied only to patients in HC settings

4. Patients are often functioning at a lower level than normal while in the hospital

-1 & 2

,3


-1 & 4

-1, 2 & 4

-1, 2, 3 & 4 - (ANSWER)1, 2 & 4



Of the changes that occur in geriatric patients that are especially important when
they are undergoing radiographic procedures, which of the following may
produce fear about falls with the potential for permanent loss of mobility?

-Bone loss due to osteoporosis

-Arthritis

-Decreased muscle strength

-Impaired visual acuity - (ANSWER)Bone loss due to osteoporosis



Which of the following would not be effective when dealing with an 8-month-old
infant?

-Use pleasant facial expressions and a soothing voice

-Give simple yet detailed explanations to the child

-Keep them warm and comfortable

-Allow the parents to remain as long as possible

-All of the above would be effective - (ANSWER)Give simple yet detailed
explanations to the child



When interviewing the teenager prior to an imaging procedure, the basic points
include all of the following except:

, 4


-Identifying the patient

-Asking parents to confirm the answers

-Maintaining the patient's concern for privacy

-Explaining the procedure - (ANSWER)Asking parents to confirm the answers



The age group that is usually most fearful of strangers is?

-Infants

-Toddlers

-Preschoolers

-Neonate - (ANSWER)-Toddlers



When you must schedule an elderly patient for a difficult diagnostic examination,
it is best to schedule the exam:

-During evening hours, so the patient has the day to rest

-During early morning hours, so the patient can have breakfast as close to the
usual time as possible

-In the middle of the day, so traffic is less hectic

-At a time convenient for you - (ANSWER)During early morning hours, so the
patient can have breakfast as close to the usual time as possible



Arthroplasty is a common corrective surgical procedure performed on geriatric
patients. It is important that every technologist is aware of which of the following
after arthroplastic surgery?

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