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INTRODUCTION TO FLUOROSCOPY What is fluoroscopy? Define it. - Answer- - Dynamic x-ray procedure to visualise MOTION/organs in real time. In which clinical areas/modalities is fluoroscopy used within the hospital setting? - Answer- - Fluoroscopy screening - Theatre - Interventional Radiology - Cardiac - Neuroradiology Which structures/organs are can be viewed using fluoroscopy? - Answer- - the GI tract - the reproductive organs - Blood vessels - Orthopaedics - Stent deployment ...

Week 1: Patient Care in Fluoroscopy Procedures What does AIDET communication tool stand for? - Answer- Acknowledge Introduce Duration Explanation Thank You Procedure Verification checklist - Answer- Right Person Right Documentation Right Exam Right Route Right Time Right Dose Right Medication 2 types of consent - Answer- Informed and Implied What is informed consent? - Answer- 1.Treatment 2.Purpose 3.Inform the patient of the possible risk and outcome of a procedure...

FLUOROSCOPY PROCEDURES AND POSITIONING For which condition is iodinated contrast media particularly useful due to its easy removal ? Perforation of the alimentary tract Dysphagia Gastroesophageal reflux disease ( GERD ) - Answer- Perforation of the alimentary tract Which of the following is the measurement of the number of molecules and particles in a solution per kilogram of water ? Viscosity Radiopacity Solubility Osmolality - Answer- Osmolality Which type of contrast media ha...

RTBC - FUNDAMENTALS OF FLUOROSCOPY What is the best method to ensure the correct procedure is performed on the appropriate patient? - Answer- Verify two patient identifiers What steps must be taken if a procedure requires puncturing of the skin or administration of IV contrast? - Answer- The patient must sign and date a written consent form What relationship exists between pulse settings in fluoroscopy and patient dose? - Answer- Direct relationship - increased pulse settings results in...

FLUOROSCOPY EXAM What is the maximum mA used when operating fluoroscopy? - Answer- The maximum mA used during fluoroscopy is 5mA or less. Despite lower mA, the patient dose is higher during fluoroscopy than it is in radiographic exams because the x-ray beam exposes the patient for a considerably longer period of time. What structure of the eye is responsible for scotopic vision? - Answer- Rods cell (almost entirely responsible for night vision) more sensitive than cone cells. Personn...

FLUOROSCOPY Q’S AND A’S What is the primary source of scatter radiation during the fluoroscopic exam? - Answer- patient When will the cumulative timing device of the fluoro control panel produce an audible signal during fluoroscopic procedure? - Answer- 5 minutes What technique under the radiologists control will reduce the amount of radiation exposure to the patient? - Answer- intermittent or pulsed fluoroscopy Where should the radiation dosimeter be worn during fluoroscopic pro...

FLUOROSCOPIC PROCEDURES QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS a small bowel series requires a low residue diet for how many days as part of patient prep? - Answer- 2 days a small bowel series requires what as part of the patient prep? - Answer- -low residue diet for 2 days -NPO past evening meal -possible laxatives a small bowel series uses what type of contrast? - Answer- barium sulfate is fluoro performed in a small bowel series? - Answer- no what type of marker is required in a small bowel...

FLUOROSCOPY OVERVIEW CLOVER ASSESSMENT Which of the following terms is often used to describe fluoroscopy imaging? - Answer- Dynamic Which of the following are types of cases that would utilize fluoroscopy? - Answer- Upper GI study Urinary studies Orthopedic surgeries What is the primary function of fluoroscopy in medical imaging? - Answer- Creating real-time, moving images of internal body structures How does fluoroscopy differ from traditional radiography in regard to image type...

FLUOROSCOPY STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Using fluoroscopy to position patients prior to taking routine radiographic films is______ by the State of California, Radiologic Health Branch - Answer- Prohibited (T/F) Persons who have been instructed in the safe operation of fluoroscopic equipment must demonstrate competency at their place of employment before they can operate fluoro equipment - Answer- True Radiologists must hold: - Answer- Radiology supervisor and operator license...

FLUOROSCOPY PROCEDURES What are the two types of contrast media used? - Answer- Barium Sulfate and Water-soluble iodinated contrast When is water-soluble iodinated contrast used? - Answer- In case of perforation or fistula What are some advantages to water soluble iodinated contrast? - Answer- Easily removed and readily absorbed by the body and excreted by kidneys What is the biggest challenge of GI radiography? - Answer- Eliminate motion Which body position best affects peristals...

Splunk Core Certified User - Enriching Data with Lookups What are some of the available lookup types in Splunk? (A) KV Store (B) Geospatial (C) External (D) Calculated Fields - Answer- (A) KV Store (B) Geospatial (C) External Which of the following is true of creating File-Based lookup definitions? (A) You can optionally configure time-based lookups (B) Lookups are always case sensitive (C) Lookups are always case insensitive (D) A lookup table file must be created prior to a...

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK EXAM 1 Q&A Institutional Social Work - ANSWER-Ideology that the government is responsible for the people Residual Social Work - ANSWER-Ideology that society is responsible for the people Feudalism - ANSWER-European History; Surfs received protection and care during sickness and old age. Industrialization - ANSWER-European History; Centralized power, people gain mobility but lose protection, poverty is the norm. 1601 Elizabethan Poor Law - ANSWER-Europea...

ENT EXAMPLE CASE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS a 6 month old baby presents for routine follow up and you note stridor. the rest of the exam is normal and there are no other complaints except the mother states the baby seems to be spitting up more than normal. what is the likely condition, what is the etiology, how would you diagnose it, and how would you treat it? - ANSWER-*laryngomalacia* (floppy, omega shaped epiglottis associated with reflux) -dx: dx of exclusion -usually resolve...

EMAE 160 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS Explain how a match plate is used in sand casting and why it is advantageous. - ANSWER-it is used by mounting two sides of the pattern onto match plate. It is advantageous because it makes aligning pattern quicker/more accurate. Explain the term parting line when referencing the die casting process. - ANSWER-It is the line where the 2 halves of the die meet on the part The "lost foam" or full-mold process requires what type of pattern?...

SOC 101 QUIZ/EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS When asked about why people are wealthy what do the rich & poor say? - ANSWER-Poor: downplay competitive individualism & say "coming from a wealthy fam" or "knowing the right people" Rich: "natural ability" & "a good education" or "hard work" What is the "culture of poverty" perspective? What are the weaknesses/flaws with this perspective? (cite: Flaws: doesn't address the fact that the po...

ENT EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS how to use an otoscope on adults - ANSWER-Grasp auricle firmly, pull gently upward/backward, and slightly abduct from head Insert speculum gently (Pts. Left ear hold otoscope in your left hand, pts. Right ear hold otoscope in your right hand using upright or inverted technique) otoscope for children - ANSWER-Grasp auricle firmly, pull gently down/backward Holding between thumb and fingers Insert speculum gently what should you inspect ear ...

EMAE 160 MIDTERM REVIEW - FASTENERS, CLEANING, AND COATING EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What are the terms for the degradation of ferrous and non-ferrous metals? - ANSWER-Rust and corrosion respectively What is the function of tumble de-burring? - ANSWER-Tumble and deburring services can remove jagged edges or protrusions from metal parts. Deburring equipment such as machinery is to accomplish the process of deburring. Primarily two types of deburring machines are used - tumbling or barrel m...

ZABBIX CERTIFIED SPECIALIST DAY 3 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS True or false. If the master item is deleted, all dependent items will remain. - Answer-False What are two ways in which dependent items can be created? - Answer-By creating new item with dependent item type and specifying master item, Or by opening menu on item configuration form True or false. Regarding dependent items, at least one preprocessing step is required to extract the required data. - Answer-True, otherwise it will...

NUR 4390 PRACTICE TEST GUIDE 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS auditory learners - ANSWER-learn best when information is spoken prefer lectures & discussions process information by talking through things read/write learners - ANSWER-prefer to receive written words enjoy reading and writing assignments process information by writing notes kinesthetic learners - ANSWER-learn best through tactile processes learn information by recreating it for practice vertical transmission - ANSWER-pa...

LEVEL 2 FOOD SAFETY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1 hour to 36 hours - ANSWER-Incubation period for food poisoning? Hazard with regard to food? - ANSWER-The cooling of food Diarrhoea, vomiting and nausea - ANSWER-must all be reported to the manager? Types of contamination - ANSWER-Chemical Microbiological (Biological) Physical Allergenic. Sources of food poisoning bacteria - ANSWER-People, raw food, insects, rodents, soil/dust, refuse/waste, animals/birds. Sterilisation - A...