RADIOGRAPHY EXAM 1 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Radiation - ANS -energy that is transmitted by waves through space or through a median
(matter).
Energy - ANS -The capacity to operate or work.
Ionization - ANS -Any process by which a neutral atom gains or loses an electron, thus acquiring
a net charge.
Types of radiation - ANS -Sonography
Electrocardiograpy
Electroencephelography
Thermology
Gamma Radiation
X- Ray
What happens to electrons in regards to radiation - ANS -They become ionized
How is radiations exposure monitored for students? - ANS -A radiation-monitoring device is
used as apart of the uniform.
3 methods of assessment - ANS -Oral Examinations, Practical Examination, and Written
Examinations
, What is formal education? - ANS -"In-depth industrialized assessments of knowledge"
College education, official training, increasing number of board examinations and requirements.
Where do students preform competencies? - ANS -At clinic
When do you begin clinic? - ANS -Once you have gottten accepted into the program.
Find and describe the 3 methods of assessment - ANS -a) Congnitive: Use of thought for
knowledge, understanding, reason and judgement
b) Psychomotor: Physical actions; clinical application
c) Affective: Behaviors utilizing feelings and emotion; reflects ethical behavior, attitudes and
values
Comptetencies - ANS -The observable, successful achievement of the performance objectives
Didactic learning - ANS -Consist of informational and instructional activities related to
radiography (class work)
Clinical Learning - ANS -Includes procedures and activities that occur in the clinical educational
settings (Hands on)
Simulations - ANS -A simulated clinical procedure is designed to recreate an actual, real-life
diagnostic examination in which no x-ray exposure is made.
Who invented x-rays? When? - ANS -Wilhelm Rontgen
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
Radiation - ANS -energy that is transmitted by waves through space or through a median
(matter).
Energy - ANS -The capacity to operate or work.
Ionization - ANS -Any process by which a neutral atom gains or loses an electron, thus acquiring
a net charge.
Types of radiation - ANS -Sonography
Electrocardiograpy
Electroencephelography
Thermology
Gamma Radiation
X- Ray
What happens to electrons in regards to radiation - ANS -They become ionized
How is radiations exposure monitored for students? - ANS -A radiation-monitoring device is
used as apart of the uniform.
3 methods of assessment - ANS -Oral Examinations, Practical Examination, and Written
Examinations
, What is formal education? - ANS -"In-depth industrialized assessments of knowledge"
College education, official training, increasing number of board examinations and requirements.
Where do students preform competencies? - ANS -At clinic
When do you begin clinic? - ANS -Once you have gottten accepted into the program.
Find and describe the 3 methods of assessment - ANS -a) Congnitive: Use of thought for
knowledge, understanding, reason and judgement
b) Psychomotor: Physical actions; clinical application
c) Affective: Behaviors utilizing feelings and emotion; reflects ethical behavior, attitudes and
values
Comptetencies - ANS -The observable, successful achievement of the performance objectives
Didactic learning - ANS -Consist of informational and instructional activities related to
radiography (class work)
Clinical Learning - ANS -Includes procedures and activities that occur in the clinical educational
settings (Hands on)
Simulations - ANS -A simulated clinical procedure is designed to recreate an actual, real-life
diagnostic examination in which no x-ray exposure is made.
Who invented x-rays? When? - ANS -Wilhelm Rontgen
