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WorksheetsCOMBINED Dx 2025 student created
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Following an arteriogram, a physician may proceed by: (Anna Sophia)
a)
Performing open heart surgery
b)
Performing angioplasty
c)
Placing a stent
d)
Medical management wihout intervention
e)
All of the above
2.
Which of the following is an example of a diagnoses for artierograms? (tasha)
a)
Diabetes
b)
Tumors
c)
IBS
3.
After the arteriogram, when can you start taking blood thinners again? (Alejandra Vega)
a)
36 hours
b)
24 hours
c)
72 hours
d)
48 hours
e)
None of the above
4.
what medication needs to be stopped before getting a CT scan? (Johana A)
a)
Metformin
b)
Claritin
c)
Cephalexin
d)
None of the above
5.
A CT scan is used for_________, and a main safety concern is ________? (Melissa Lerma)
a)
A. Detecting vision problems, risk of hearing loss
b)
B. Diagnosing tumors and injuries, exposure to ionizing radiation
c)
C. Measuring blood sugar, risk of infection
d)
D. Treating infections, risk of high blood pressure
6.
How is the contrast material given to a patient before a CT scan? (Nadia Turner)
a)
By mouth (drink)
b)
Injection into a vein
c)
Enemas
d)
All of the above
7.
What would an Echocardiogram be used to image/examine or record? (Andres Saenz)
a)
The heart valve
b)
The stomach
c)
The abnormal sleeping of a patient
d)
The bones in hand
8.
In what condition(s) do endoscopy procedures tend to occur? (Alicia Silva)
a)
elective only
b)
elective & urgent
c)
urgent only
9.
What is the main purpose of an endoscopy? (Ximena Carreon-Morales)
a)
to take x-ray images of the body
b)
to see inside the body using a flexible tube with a camera
c)
to perfrom open surgery in internal organs
d)
to measure blood pressure and heart rate
10.
What is at the end of the device that is used for an endoscopy? (Kaitlyn Cano)
a)
a clamp and a camera
b)
only a suction cup
c)
a camera and a light
d)
a thermometer and a light
11.
What would a patient normally do after an endoscopy?
a)
drive home
b)
eat a large meal
c)
stay until sedation wears off
d)
use the restroom
12.
Which of the following is true regarding electroencephalograms (EEG)? (Valentina Basave)
a)
The procedure is done with the patient standing
b)
The procedure may require the patient to stay awake the night before
c)
One of the main issues with EEGs is that the nodes glued to the patient's scalp cause pain
d)
EEGs may involve the sampling of bodily fluids/tissues to complete the procedure
13.
Which of the following is an important part of preparation for an upcoming EEG? (Kassi Lane)
a)
Taking a nap right before the test
b)
Eating a high caloric meal for energy
c)
Washing your hair and avoiding styling products.
d)
Exercising vigorously to get your circulation going
14.
Which of the following best explains the primary function of an electroencephalogram (EEG) and one of its principal clinical applications? (Sandra Carrillo)
a)
Measures blood flow; dementia
b)
Records brain signals; epilepsy
c)
Detects reflexes; spinal injury
d)
Tracks metabolism; MS
15.
Which condition is most commonly diagnosed using an EEG? (Angel Segura)
a)
Diabetes
b)
Epilepsy
c)
Asthma
d)
Hypertension
16.
What is an ultrasound NOT used for? (By Alejandro Vergara)
a)
Fetal imaging
b)
To detect tissue or fluid abnormalities
c)
To creat real time images of internal organs
d)
To determine blood type
e)
None of the above
17.
What is an example of a medication that can block the view in an abdominal ultrasound scan? (Jessica Ramos)
a)
Proton Pump Inhibitor
b)
NSAIDs
c)
Antibiotics
d)
Antacids
18.
What is used in ultrasound to take images? (Benjamin Becerril)
a)
X- rays
b)
Sound waves
c)
Magnetic fields
d)
electrical pulses
e)
None of the above
19.
How long does a typical ultrasound scan take?
a)
5 minutes
b)
15–30 minutes
c)
3 hours
d)
All day
20.
What is the correct length of a laparoscope? (Kaylee Collier)
**CORRECTED**
a)
30-34 inches
b)
20-37 centimeters
c)
34-37 centimeters
d)
34-37 inches
21.
Which of the following is true regarding a laparoscopic prodecude? (Ethan Caro)
a)
It does not require anesthetic
b)
It is minimally invasive
c)
The procedure is used to look at the interior of the stomach
d)
The procedure ususally lasts 5-6 hours
22.
What is a common post-operative symptom following a laparoscopic procedure? (Luis Pena)
a)
Constipation
b)
Diarrhea
c)
Urinary Retention
d)
Vaginal Bleeding
23.
A mamogram is performed by a __ and is interpreted by a __. (Piper Corona)
a)
radiologist, radiologist
b)
technologist, radiologist
c)
technologist, technologist
d)
radiologist, technologist
24.
What is the correct abbreviation for mammogram? (Alexandria Chavez)
a)
MGram
b)
MMG
c)
Mama
d)
None of the above
25.
Under which legislation are most insurance companies required to cover mammogram screenings? (Andrea Gomez)
a)
Medicare Act
b)
Affordable Care Act (ACA)
c)
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
d)
All of the above
e)
None of the above
26.
Which of the following preperation techniques is reccomended before going to a mammogram screening (Emilio Pinon)
a)
Drinking caffine
b)
Scheduling the screening one week after menstrution ends
c)
Scheduling the screening one week before menstrution starts
d)
Wearing antipersperspirant or lotion the day of the screening
e)
Scheduling the screening one week after menstrution ends
27.
Which of the following medication forms may require removal or special attention before undergoing an MRI scan? (Silvestre Guillen)
a)
Oral antihistamines
b)
Inhaled corticosteroids
c)
Transdermal patches
d)
Subcutaneous insulin
28.
Which of the following is NOT used in an MRI for imaging? (Stacy Ramirez)
a)
Radiowaves
b)
X-rays
c)
Magnets
d)
All of the above are used
29.
Who can perform an MRI? (Claire Diaz)
a)
Nuclear medicine physician
b)
Radiologic technologist
c)
Medical physicist
d)
Anesthesiologist
30.
Can a PET scan reveal hidden diseases? (Daisy Enriquez)
a)
No, PET scans are only used for visible and known conditions.
b)
Sometimes, PET scans can identify metabolic changes that may indicate an underlying, undiagnosed disease.
c)
Always, PET scans are guaranteed to find any and all hidden diseases.
d)
Only if the hidden disease is cancer.
31.
What is the major type of medications that may cause an interaction with a PET scan? (Tania Ibarra)
a)
Diabetic Drugs
b)
Steroids
c)
Vitamins
d)
All blood pressure drugs
32.
What radioactive tracer is commonly used in PET scans? (Adrian Rivera)
a)
Iodine-131
b)
Technetium-99m
c)
Fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG)
d)
Barium sulfate
33.
How long should patients discontinue use of ARB's or ACEI's medications prior to exposure of the radiocontrast agents? (Islas)
a)
12 hours
b)
24 hours
c)
48 hours
d)
72 hours
34.
What is special about Radio Contrast imaging? (Wallace)
a)
Can only view the external parts of a patients body to be diagnosed
b)
Uses special dyes or media such as Iodine based media to help view the patients internal organs
c)
Excludes scans such as MRI, CAT, and CT
d)
Does not have any special factors or need any special dyes to view
35.
Contrast mediums may be introduced... (Lopez)
a)
orally
b)
rectally
c)
via IV
d)
all of the above
36.
What organ does a spirometry test measure? (Andre Menchaca)
a)
Lungs
b)
Kidneys
c)
Heart
d)
Skin
37.
A spirometry test is a ______ procedure. (Noe Ramirez)
a)
Non Invasive
b)
Invasive
c)
Long
d)
Deadly
38.
What does PFT mean when regarding spirometry? (Joseph D. Avila)
a)
Pulmonary force test
b)
Pulmonary function test
c)
Pushed function test
d)
None of the above
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