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WorksheetsChapter 3-6 RADR 1201
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
An example of a stress buffer is
taking antacids the day of a big examination.
intensive studying with close friends the night before a test.
agreeing to work more hours a few days before a big test to ease your money problems.
exercising with friends for 45 minutes the day before a big test.
The fight-or-flight response is a natural process of the body. It is characterized by
decreased metabolism of fats and sugars to conserve available energy for later use by the body.
the release of hormones to increase metabolism.
a decreased heart rate with rapid respirations.
increased circulation to the muscles of the digestive tract to hasten digestion in preparation for high energy expenditure.
Nutrition that will improve your stress level includes
making a “smoothie” with whole milk to increase calcium levels avoiding bananas and nuts.
drinking a strong coffee or tea with a hearty breakfast of ham and eggs.
eating a spinach salad topped with nuts and tomatoes.
eating a high protein meal that includes a caffeine energy drink.
As you prepare to take a final examination for a course you have enjoyed, you discover that your laptop computer battery is very low, causing concern. You wanted to review your notes one last time before going into the examination. This event would be classified as a(n)
hassle.
uplift.
worry.
intervention.
All of the following choices would generally require critical analysis thinking except
working in surgery with a portable C-arm that is malfunctioning.
clocking in for work and reviewing the day’s schedule.
preparing to perform a radiographic examination on a hearing-impaired patient.
working in the emergency department with a trauma patient.
Critical thinking skills are necessary for the competent medical imaging professional. Various organizations within the radiologic sciences provide guidance and documentation of these traits. As an example, the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) publishes ______________ that help define specific professional expectations and responsibilities.
Standards of Care
Essentials and Standards
Codes of Conduct
practice standards
The transfer of knowledge gained in the laboratory or classroom setting is best demonstrated
on human phantoms in the practice laboratory.
through essay questions on a major examination.
on volunteer patients in a skills laboratory.
in an actual clinical setting on patients.
The professional organization that is responsible for the development and publication of minimum educational guidelines, outlining entry-level knowledge and skill levels is the
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
American Medical Association (AMA).
Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).
American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT).
Student learning that occurs in a classroom or on-line setting is referred to as _____ learning.
didactic
psychomotor
transfer of
competency-based
As a student radiographer, you have received a requisition for a procedure requiring indirect supervision. In completing the examination, you mistakenly mislabeled the image with regard to the left and right sides of the patient. Department policy requires a repeat image. In doing so, you must be aware that
you can repeat the image with a technologist in another part of the department.
a qualified practitioner must review your repeat procedures and directly supervise your work.
you can still perform under indirect supervision as long as a technologist is within “shouting” distance.
you can repeat the examination with a classmate who has already demonstrated competency with this type of examination.
A radiography program’s effectiveness is measured through a variety of benchmarks. One of these deals specifically with
learning outcomes.
student attendance and punctuality.
clinical evaluations of student performance by clinical staff.
accomplishment of clinical competencies within the established timeline.
A document that guides a hospital as to its purpose and role in the community it serves is called a
mission statement.
set of bylaws.
proclamation.
master plan.
Examples of internal committees within a hospital or healthcare enterprise include the
1. Radiation Safety Committee.
2. Joint Commission (TJC).
3. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
4. Infection Control Committee.
5. P&T Committee.
1, 3, and 5 only
1, 3, and 4 only
2 and 4 only
1, 4, and 5 only
Among its many virtues, digital medical imaging has permitted the networking and computer storage of thousands of images. What type of technology accomplishes the transmission, display, and storage of these images?
MQSA
HIPAA
PACS
NRC
Students complete competencies in both the laboratory and clinic settings.
True
False
What does PACS stand for?
Picture Archive and Computer Systems
Picture Archive and Communication System
Photo Archiving and Computer System
Photo Archive and Communication Systems
A statement of an organization that summarizes its intent to provide service is termed:
Accreditation
Mission Statement
Values
Declaration
What other services or departments does a radiology administrator ccollaborate with?
Other Modalities of Imaging Services
Emergency Room Department
Intensive Care Units (ICUs)
All of the Above
Recreating realistic scenarios for students to practice positioning for radiographic exams is called:
Competencies
Simulations
Didactic Learning
Cognitive Learning
The in-depth individualized assessment of knowledge is known as:
Formal education
Career mobility
Cognitive learning
Transfer of Learning
