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Radial artery .....ANSWER..... Most common site for palpitation of
a patient's pulse.
Respiration .....ANSWER..... Vital sign that can be assessed
without touching the patient.
AED .....ANSWER..... Device used to return the heart to a normal
rhythm when a patient in cardiac arrest presents with a rapid,
weak, and ineffective heartbeat.
CPR .....ANSWER..... Basic life support system used to ventilate
the lungs and circulate the blood in the event of cardiac arrest.
Anaphylaxis .....ANSWER..... Severe allergic reaction.
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Fomite transmission .....ANSWER..... Opportunity for disease
transmission when linens are not changed between patients.
Frequent handwashing .....ANSWER..... Single best protection
against disease for healthcare workers.
Asepsis .....ANSWER..... Process of reducing the probability that
infectious organisms will be transmitted to a susceptible
individual.
Standard precautions .....ANSWER..... Involve the use of barriers
whenever contact is anticipated with blood, body fluids, or mucus
membranes.
Indirect contact or fomite transmission .....ANSWER..... Type of
disease transmission possible when the limited operator does not
clean the Bucky device after performing an examination on a
patient with influenza.
Proper body mechanics .....ANSWER..... Correct statements
include: 1. Use of a broad stance, 2. Turn and lift using your
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back muscles, 3. Carry heavy objects close to your body (1,3
only).
Mrs. Dunbar .....ANSWER..... Most likely to respond appropriately
if addressed as such.
Radiation dose and genetic effects .....ANSWER..... The link has
been demonstrated in animal studies; increased risk to humans
cannot be predicted with respect to an individual.
Increase kVp by 15% .....ANSWER..... Change in kilo voltage that
results in the greatest reduction of patient dose when
milliampere-seconds is adjusted to compensate.
Gonad shields .....ANSWER..... Primary purpose is to reduce the
likelihood of genetic effects.
Types of gonad shields .....ANSWER..... Contact and Shadow.
Gonad shielding .....ANSWER..... Should be used when the
gonads are within 5 cm of the radiation field.
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Repeated exposures .....ANSWER..... Greatest cause of
unnecessary radiation to patients that can be controlled by the
limited operator.
Clearly instructing patients .....ANSWER..... Method to reduce
repeat exposures.
X-ray beam restriction .....ANSWER..... Minimizes patient
exposure by limiting the radiation field to the area of interest.
Collimator .....ANSWER..... Device that allows the limited operator
to vary the size of the radiation field.
Filtration .....ANSWER..... Reduces patient exposure by removing
longer-wavelength photons.
NCRP recommendation for total filtration .....ANSWER..... 2.5 mm
Al equiv.
Methods to protect limited operators .....ANSWER..... Three
principle methods are Time, distance, shielding.
LMRT STATE EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM TEST
BANK| COMPLETE 750 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED
A+| LMRT STATE EXAM PREP 2025/2026 (MOST
RECENT!!)
Radial artery .....ANSWER..... Most common site for palpitation of
a patient's pulse.
Respiration .....ANSWER..... Vital sign that can be assessed
without touching the patient.
AED .....ANSWER..... Device used to return the heart to a normal
rhythm when a patient in cardiac arrest presents with a rapid,
weak, and ineffective heartbeat.
CPR .....ANSWER..... Basic life support system used to ventilate
the lungs and circulate the blood in the event of cardiac arrest.
Anaphylaxis .....ANSWER..... Severe allergic reaction.
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Fomite transmission .....ANSWER..... Opportunity for disease
transmission when linens are not changed between patients.
Frequent handwashing .....ANSWER..... Single best protection
against disease for healthcare workers.
Asepsis .....ANSWER..... Process of reducing the probability that
infectious organisms will be transmitted to a susceptible
individual.
Standard precautions .....ANSWER..... Involve the use of barriers
whenever contact is anticipated with blood, body fluids, or mucus
membranes.
Indirect contact or fomite transmission .....ANSWER..... Type of
disease transmission possible when the limited operator does not
clean the Bucky device after performing an examination on a
patient with influenza.
Proper body mechanics .....ANSWER..... Correct statements
include: 1. Use of a broad stance, 2. Turn and lift using your
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back muscles, 3. Carry heavy objects close to your body (1,3
only).
Mrs. Dunbar .....ANSWER..... Most likely to respond appropriately
if addressed as such.
Radiation dose and genetic effects .....ANSWER..... The link has
been demonstrated in animal studies; increased risk to humans
cannot be predicted with respect to an individual.
Increase kVp by 15% .....ANSWER..... Change in kilo voltage that
results in the greatest reduction of patient dose when
milliampere-seconds is adjusted to compensate.
Gonad shields .....ANSWER..... Primary purpose is to reduce the
likelihood of genetic effects.
Types of gonad shields .....ANSWER..... Contact and Shadow.
Gonad shielding .....ANSWER..... Should be used when the
gonads are within 5 cm of the radiation field.
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Repeated exposures .....ANSWER..... Greatest cause of
unnecessary radiation to patients that can be controlled by the
limited operator.
Clearly instructing patients .....ANSWER..... Method to reduce
repeat exposures.
X-ray beam restriction .....ANSWER..... Minimizes patient
exposure by limiting the radiation field to the area of interest.
Collimator .....ANSWER..... Device that allows the limited operator
to vary the size of the radiation field.
Filtration .....ANSWER..... Reduces patient exposure by removing
longer-wavelength photons.
NCRP recommendation for total filtration .....ANSWER..... 2.5 mm
Al equiv.
Methods to protect limited operators .....ANSWER..... Three
principle methods are Time, distance, shielding.
