RADIOGRAPHER ONLINE EXAM PRACTICE KIT 15
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As kVp is decreased:
There is an increase in photoelectric interactions.
As kVp is increased:
There is more uniform penetration in the part
Which of the following sets of exposure factors would produce a radiograph with the poorest recorded detail?
It has the shortest SID
Which of the following sets of exposure factors would produce a radiograph with the lowest contrast ?
It has the highest kVp.
Beam restriction has the following effect on contrast
It reduces the amount of scatter producing the number of compton interactions
As kVp increases, there is an increased production of:
The beam is more penetrating
The relationship between kVp and density is
Density is directly proportional to mAs.
Grids that have strips angled to coincide with divergence of the x-ray beam are called:
These grids can be used only within the range of SIDs.
In digital imaging , the radiographer must be aware that:
When a grid is used, what technical factor must be increased to compensate for the loss of image forming rays?
The grid also absorbs image forming rays, so mAs must be increased to restore them.
Filters that even out density of irregular anatomy are called:
Such as trough and wedge filters.
An misrepresentation of an anatomical structure on an image receptor that alters its size or shape defines.
Distortion includes elongation and foreshortening and magnification
The prefix that means “false” is
Be sure to know all of the major anatomy of the skull and able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
The prefix that means “above” is
Infectious waste is placed in containers:
Infectious waste containers are usually made of plastic, but not always.the best answer contains the most detail relevant to the radiographer.You should place infectious waste in containers or bag properly labeled as to the type of waste therein.
Study tip:Look out for words like “always” and “never” .Choice containing these words are usually not the best answer
Needles and syringes must be disposed of:
Sharps should never be recapped
Causing a patient to become apprehensive of being injured is called:
Assault, battery ,false imprisonment ,and invasion of privacy are all types of intentional misconduct, but assault can be defined as anything the radiographer does not cause fear in the patient. Assault can be verbal as well as physical.A remark that causes a patientto feel apprehensive about being injured is considered as assault.
Violation of confidentiality defines:
Assault, battery ,false imprisonment ,and invasion of privacy are all types of intentional misconduct.Invasion of privacy is a violation of confidentiality of any patient information
Neglect or omission of reasonable care defines:
Negligence , the neglect or omission of reasonable care, is akind of unintentional misconduct.This kind of misconduct is considered unintentional because it arises from an indirect action rather than an overt action.Gross negligence is the kind that demonstrate reckless disregard for life or limb.Respondent superior is the legal doctrine states that an employer is liable for an employers negligent act,Re ipsa loquitur is the legal doctrine states that the cause of negligence is obvious
Bradycardia indicates a pulse of:
Pulse is an important vital sign.To detect the presence of bradycardia, the pulse must be taken accurately. Tachycardia is defined as more than 1000 beats per minute.
Which of the following contains all equipment and drugs needed during respiratory arrest?
All the choices are except choice A are pieces of equipment,so they wouldn’t contain all equipment and drug needed for respiratory or cardiac arrest.Be sure to know the location of the crash cart and its contents.
Which of the following is used to measure blood pressure?
A Sphygmomanometer is also called a blood pressur cuff.
A positive contrast agent that may be administered to a patient when barium sulfate is contraindicated is called:
Aqueous iodine compound may be used if surgery is imminent, for example , in the case of performated ulcers or a ruptured appendix, where barium acould be a surgical contaminant.
Flushing,Urticaria,and nausea are symptoms of what type of contrast agent reaction?
Most symptoms of contrast media reactions are observable,so patients must be carefully watched when contrast agents are used.
What is the type of infection control in which microorganisms have been eliminated as much as possible by the use of water and chemical disinfectants?
The difference between medical and surgical asepsis is that surgical asepsis removes all microorganisms
The abbreviation that meand “history ” is
Always take a history of the patient. MI stands for myocardial infaraction.Bx and hs are not medical abbreviations
The abbreviation that means “heart attack” is:
MI stands for myocardial infaraction.Hx stands for history , and CVA stands for cerebrovascular accident.HA is not a medical abbreviation.
When scheduling radiograpohic examinations:
Because residual barium could compromise any exams that follow barium studies, barium studies should be scheduled last.
Infectious waste must be handled according to which of the following?
The centers for Disease Control and Prevention has specific guidelines that must be followed
Normal adult respiration is measured by:
No special equipment is needed to measure respirations
What type of infection transmission is defined as being spread primarily on contaminated items,food ,or water?
The word nasal in the answer helps lead you to the correct response
Which of the following is used to restore normal heartbeat?
The activity of the heart is electrical.Therefore stimulating the heart with current commonly jolts it back into proper rhythm.
Shock is indicated when the diastolic pressure is:
Blood pressure is not expressed in ” beats”, which rules out choices A and B.
The law governing patient confidentiality is abbreviated:
Health InsurancePortability and Accountability Act(HIPAA). CDC stands for Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.HHS stands for the Department of Health and Human Services.ALARA stands for as low as reasonably achievable.
The type of shock that occurs secondary to heart failure is called:
Cardio refers to the heart.Hypovolemic shock is a result of loss of great amounts of blood.Septic shock occurs when toxins produced during an infection cause a dramatic drop in blood pressure.Neurogenic shock causes blood to pool in the peripheral vessels.
Needles and syringes must be disposed of in:
Used bandages and dressings must be placed into:
Infectious waste must be discarded:
Toxic chemicals may
The suffix that means “pain” is
The suffix that means “puncture ” is:
Using Figure 7-1, Identify the radiography anatomy of the Urinary System.
Structure A is the:
Using Figure 7-1, Identify the radiography anatomy of the Urinary System.
Structure B is the:
Using Figure 7-1, Identify the radiography anatomy of the Urinary System.
Structure C is the:
Be sure to know all of the major anatomy of the urinary system and be able to identify its on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-2, Identify the radiography anatomy of the Colon
Structure B is the
Using Figure 7-2, Identify the radiography anatomy of the Colon
Structure C is the:
Using Figure 7-2, Identify the radiography anatomy of the Colon
Structure D is the:
Using Figure 7-2, Identify the radiography anatomy of the Colon:
Structure F is the:
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the colon and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-3, Identify the radiography anatomy visualized during an upper GI series
Structure D is the:
Using Figure 7-3, Identify the radiography anatomy visualized during an upper GI series
Structure E is the:
Using Figure 7-3, Identify the radiography anatomy visualized during an upper GI series
Structure K is the:
Using Figure 7-3, Identify the radiography anatomy visualized during an upper GI series
Structure L is the:
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the stomach and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-4, Identify the anatomy of Lumbar Vertebra:
Structure A is the:
Using Figure 7-4, Identify the anatomy of Lumbar Vertebra:
Structure B is the:
Using Figure 7-4, Identify the anatomy of Lumbar Vertebra:
Structure C is the:
Using Figure 7-4, Identify the anatomy of Lumbar Vertebra:
Structure F is the:
Using Figure 7-5, Identify the radiographic anatomy of Cervical spine:
Structure B is the:
Using Figure 7-5, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Cervical spine:
Structure C is the:
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the cervical spine and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-6, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the hip:
Structure E is the:
Using Figure 7-6, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the hip:
Structure F is the:
Using Figure 7-6, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the hip:
Structure G is the:
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the hip and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-7, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the knee:
Structure B is the:
Using Figure 7-7, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the knee:
Structure D is the:
Using Figure 7-7, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the knee:
Structure E is the:
Using Figure 7-7, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Knee:
Structure G is the:
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the knee and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-8, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the hand:
Structure A is the:
Using Figure 7-8, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the hand:
Structure G is the:
Using Figure 7-8, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the hand:
Structure I is the:
Using Figure 7-9, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Wrist:
Structure K is the:
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the hand and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-9, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Wrist:
Structure A is the:
Structure A is the:
Using Figure 7-9, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Wrist:
Structure B is the:
Using Figure 7-9, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Wrist:
Structure C is the:
Using Figure 7-9, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Wrist:
Structure D is the
Using Figure 7-9, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Wrist:
Structure E is the
Using Figure 7-9, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Wrist:
Structure F is the
Structure G is the
Using Figure 7-10, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Shoulder:
Structure H is the
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the wrist and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-10, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Shoulder
Structure B is the
Using Figure 7-10, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Shoulder:
Structure D is the
Using Figure 7-10, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Shoulder:
Structure E is the
Using Figure 7-11, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Foot:
Structure F is the
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the shoulder and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-11, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Foot:
Structure G is the
Using Figure 7-11, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Foot:
Structure H is the
Using Figure 7-11, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Foot:
Structure I is the
Using Figure 7-11, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Foot:
Structure J is the
Using Figure 7-11, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Foot:
Structure K is the
Using Figure , Identify the radiographic anatomy of the foot
Structure M is the
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the foot and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-12, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Elbow
Structure A is the
Using Figure 7-12, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Elbow
Structure D is the
Using Figure 7-12, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Elbow
Structure E is the
Using Figure 7-12, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Elbow
Structure H is the
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the elbow and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-13, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Skull:
Structure C is the
Using Figure 7-13, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Skull:
Structure F is the
Using Figure 7-13, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Skull:
Structure H is the
Using Figure 7-13, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Skull:
Structure M is the
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the skull and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
Using Figure 7-14, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Facial bone
Structure B is the
Using Figure 7-14, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Facial bone
Structure C is the
Using Figure 7-14, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Facial bone
Structure D is the
Figure 7-11, Identify the radiographic anatomy of the Facial bones:
Structure E is the
Be sure to know all of the anatomy of the facial bones and be able to identify it on radiographs and drawings
What item is used to administer oxygen through the nose?
The word nasal in the answer helps lead you to the correct response
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