RAD100 PRACTICE QUIZ

Who created this image

• Thomas Edison

• Marie Curie

• Wilhelm Roentgen

• Hipporates

Radiology can be referred to as

• X-Ray

• Medical Imaging

• Diagnostic Services

• Imaging

The application of x-rays or gamma rays for disease treatment purposes is referred to as

• chemotherapy

• positron scanning

• dual energy absorptiometry

• radiation therapy

Radiologic science continues to be one of the most exciting professions in medicine. An imaging modality that uses no ionizing radiation and the energy of radio waves and magnetic fields is

• MRI

• thermography

• CVIT

• nuclear imaging

The use of x-rays to create a medical image on patients is referred to as

• radiography

• magnetic resonance imaging

• electrocardiography

• sonography

Often times, radiography students discuss their education as it relates to “taking the Registry”. In actuality, the registry is

• a listing of individuals who hold certification by a particular certifying agency

• the testing examination that must be successfully completed

• a listing of the various states that require licensure for radiography

• a course of study that leads to voluntary certification

One’s professional career in the radiologic sciences begins with the attainment of a primary credential. For those following this, continuing competency is demonstrated by achieving proof of continuing education (CE) through a process referred to as

• Continuous Quality Improvement

• Continuing Qualification Requirements (CQR)

• Continuous Licensure Maintenance (CLM)

• Continuing Education Units (CEU)

Which of the following statements uses out-of-control language

• “I can’t believe I have all these examinations in the same week. This is so unfair!”

• “Wow, three examinations this week. Oh well, I’ll take each as it comes.”

• “I’m looking for a study partner for examinations this week. Anyone available?”

• “Final examination week, wow! I’ve had bigger challenges in my life and have come out on top.”

Your healthcare team consists of

• Physicians

• Nurses

• Allied health personnel

• Non-clinical supporting members

Career Opportunities for someone with an education in radiology can include

• Research

• Applications

• Service

• Sales