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WorksheetsJCJC radiology stu handbook study
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Worksheet time: 9hrs 38mins
JCJC Radiography is accredited by ?
The Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRC/ERT)
The American Medical Association (AMA)
The National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME)
The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP)
JRCERT stands for ?
The Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRC/ERT)
Joint Radiology Council for Education and Research Training
Jurisdictional Review Committee for Emergency Radiology Training
Joint Registry of Certified Education in Radiologic Technology
What is the certification body for radiography in the United States?
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME)
American Medical Association (AMA)
National Council of Radiologic Technologists (NCRT)
Name the Seven clinical affiliates of JCJC Radiography:
Covington County Hospital, Forrest General Hospital, Magee General Hospital, South Central Orthopedic Clinic, South Central Medical Center, Wayne General Hospital, Simpson General Hospital (NEW)
Covington County Hospital, Forrest General Hospital, Magee General Hospital, North Mississippi Medical Center, South Central Medical Center, Wayne General Hospital, Simpson General Hospital (NEW)
Covington County Hospital, Forrest General Hospital, Magee General Hospital, South Central Orthopedic Clinic, South Central Medical Center, Wayne General Hospital, Hattiesburg Clinic
Covington County Hospital, Forrest General Hospital, Magee General Hospital, South Central Orthopedic Clinic, South Central Medical Center, Wayne General Hospital, Pine Grove Behavioral Health
Upon successful completion of the ARRT exam, what will the graduate's title be?
Registered Technologist, Radiography, R.T.(R).
Certified Radiology Assistant, C.R.A.
Licensed Radiologic Practitioner, L.R.P.
Radiology Technician, R.Tec.
How long has the Radiographer Program been in operation, and when did JCJC take over?
Since 1965. On January 1, 1993, South Central Regional Medical Center relinquished sponsorship to Jones County Junior College.
Since 1975. On January 1, 2000, South Central Regional Medical Center relinquished sponsorship to Jones County Junior College.
Since 1980. On January 1, 1995, South Central Regional Medical Center relinquished sponsorship to Jones County Junior College.
Since 1990. On January 1, 2010, South Central Regional Medical Center relinquished sponsorship to Jones County Junior College.
How many dedicated radiography scholarships are available for students each year?
Two
One
Three
Five
The tuberculin skin test will need to be done how often?
Yearly/ Annually
Every 5 years
Only once in a lifetime
Every month
If exposed to a communicable disease, what should you do?
-Report it immediately to appropriate clinical personnel, according to clinical affiliate policy. -Clinical affiliate personnel will document the incident, and perform courtesy baseline testing. -Follow-up testing is the responsibility of the student.
-Ignore the exposure and continue working as usual.
-Only report the incident if symptoms develop later.
-Wait for your supervisor to contact you before taking any action.
What procedures are students not allowed to participate in during hospital clinicals unless the hospital's policy allows for it?
Students are not allowed to participate in mammography, special procedures when hysterosalpingography is being performed, and sonography when breast, trans-vaginal, or trans-rectal procedures unless the hospital's policy allows for it.
Students are not allowed to participate in general x-ray imaging, unless the hospital's policy allows for it.
Students are not allowed to participate in routine blood pressure checks, unless the hospital's policy allows for it.
Students are not allowed to participate in patient admission procedures, unless the hospital's policy allows for it.
Radiation exposure is reported how often?
Monthly
Yearly
Weekly
Daily
The annual allowable effective dose equivalent limits for students of the program: Whole body - tissues and organs
0.5 rem (0.005 Sv)
5 rem (0.05 Sv)
1 rem (0.01 Sv)
0.05 rem (0.0005 Sv)
The annual allowable effective dose equivalent limits for students of the program: Lens of the eye
1.5 rem (0.15 Sv)
5 rem (0.5 Sv)
0.5 rem (0.05 Sv)
15 rem (1.5 Sv)
The annual allowable effective dose equivalent limits for students of the program: Whole body - Skin, Hands, Feet
5 rem (0.05 Sv)
1 rem (0.01 Sv)
10 rem (0.1 Sv)
0.5 rem (0.005 Sv)
The radiation dose limits are the same as for the minor occupational radiation worker by NRC: CFR 10 20.1207, and ___ the annual dose allowed by NRC: CFR 10 20.1201 for the adult occupation radiation worker.
1/10th
1/2
1/5th
equal to
As a precautionary measure, if a student exceeds ___ of their annual allowable dose limit in any one month, he/she will be counseled on the importance of radiation safety and the risk of excessive radiation exposure.
1/10th
1/2
1/4
1/20th
1st summer semester start and end dates: (Fill in the blank) June Term ___
June 2 – June 27
June 10 – July 5
May 28 – June 20
July 1 – July 26
2nd summer semester start and end dates: (Fill in the blank) July Term ___
July 7 – August 1
June 1 – June 30
August 2 – August 30
July 15 – August 10
Fall semester start and end dates: (Fill in the blank)
Aug 18- Dec 12
Sep 1- Dec 31
Jul 15- Nov 30
Oct 1- Jan 15
Graduation date?
May 2027
May 2025
May 2026
May 2028
ID Badges must be worn at all times at clinical sites. Where are they placed on the uniform?
ID badges will be worn on the collar.
The picture side of the badge will be demonstrated at all times.
No accessory items such as pins, stick-ons, etc., will be attached to the badge.
Students arriving at a clinical site without his/her ID badge will have the choice of purchasing a replacement badge or going home to get one.
The student will receive a tardy and be required to make up any time lost in obtaining the ID badge.
What are the components of the uniform?
Galaxy/ceil blue scrub pants
White or galaxy/ceil blue scrub tops
White lab coat
Where should the school patch be sewn?
Just above the left shirt pocket on scrubs
2 inches below the shoulder seam on lab coats
What is the recommended number of scrubs for each student?
five sets of scrubs
two sets of scrubs
ten sets of scrubs
one set of scrubs
What is the minimum number of lab coats required for each student?
one lab coat
two lab coats
three lab coats
no lab coat
a minimum of ______ and one lab coat are required.
five sets of scrubs
two sets of scrubs
three sets of scrubs
four sets of scrubs
What must students do regarding the substance use policy upon entering the program?
Sign an acknowledgment of the policy
Ignore the policy
Create their own policy
Report other students' use to the authorities
What is the consequence for students testing positive for substances?
Dismissal from the program
Award of excellence
Promotion to next grade
Scholarship opportunity
No consequence
What should you always ask female patients?
If they are pregnant
If they have a pet
If they like sports
If they can drive
When should you move patients with possible neck or back injuries?
After an across-the-table lateral spine is done and cleared by a physician.
Immediately after the injury occurs, regardless of assessment.
As soon as the patient requests to be moved.
Only after administering pain medication.
What average must a student maintain in ALL didactic Radiography courses to remain enrolled in the program?
75%
60%
80%
65%
What books are needed for the 1st summer semester?
-Merrill's Atlas of Radiographic Positioning and Procedures, Phillip Ballinger
-Introduction to Radiography and Patient Care, Adler and Carlton
-Introduction to Radiography and Patient Care, Adler and Carlton
-Medical Terminology -A short course , Chabner
-Digital Radiography and PACS, Christi Carter
-Ethical and Legal Issues for Imaging Professionals, Townsley-Cook
-Radiologic Science for Technologists, Stewart Bushong
-Radiographic Imaging and Exposure, Fauber
Sophomore students will be required to write a technical paper which is turned into a panel of judges appointed by who?
Mississippi Society of Radiologic Technologist. (M.S.R.T.)
American Medical Association (AMA)
National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME)
State Department of Education
What is the absentee policy for didactic classes?
Two per semester
One per semester
Three per semester
Unlimited absences
According to the cell phone policy, students will not take cell phones into the patient imaging areas at any of the clinical sites unless for what purpose?
To have a competency evaluation completed electronically, with the full knowledge and consent of the clinical instructor and staff technologist.
To use the phone for personal calls during breaks.
To take photographs of the imaging equipment for personal use.
To check social media updates while waiting for patients.
What happens to a student who is caught improperly utilizing a cell phone or electronic device in the patient imaging area for the first offense?
The student will be sent home for the day and an unexcused absence will be recorded for the entire day.
The student will receive a warning only.
The student will be given extra assignments.
The student will be promoted.
If a student is caught playing with a cell phone at a clinical site for the second offense, what additional action will be taken besides the criteria for the first offense?
The student will be given a certificate.
The student will be referred to the Jones County Junior College Student Affairs Committee, with a recommendation from the Program Director for immediate dismissal from the program.
The student will be given a bonus.
The student will be allowed to continue without penalty.
If a violation of the cell phone policy causes injury or harm to anyone, the student will be referred to the Jones County Junior College Student Affairs Committee, with a recommendation from the Program Director for immediate dismissal from the program.
True
False
Once deemed competent on a procedure, the student may then begin to document participation on which of the following examinations?
Head/Neck
Abdomen/Gastrointestinal/Genitourinary
Musculoskeletal
Chest/Breast
Trauma
What is the purpose of the Clinical Performance Evaluation as described in the worksheet?
To test the student radiographer's ability to perform an exam on a given procedure in a laboratory environment after instructions on positioning and completion of all clinical performance objectives.
To evaluate the student's theoretical knowledge of radiographic physics only.
To assess the student's ability to write a research paper on radiology topics.
To observe the student's communication skills with patients in a simulated office setting.
What must a student do if they fail the Performance Evaluation?
Request an additional attempt
Leave the program
Ignore the result
Ask for a grade change
If a student fails the second attempt at the Performance Evaluation, what is the next step?
Dismissal from the program
Assigned remedial exercises and allowed one additional attempt
No further attempts allowed
Automatic pass
The student must request the final attempt of the Performance Evaluation upon the completion of the remedial assignments, and prior to the end of the ________.
current semester
academic year
next semester
midterm period
If a student does not successfully perform the Procedure Evaluation on the third attempt or prior to the end of the semester, what will happen?
The student will be given another chance
The student will be dismissed from the program
The grades will be averaged and the student will continue
The student will be promoted
Upon successful completion of the Clinical Performance Evaluation, the student can challenge the Clinical Competency Evaluation at any time.
True
False
The Clinical Competency Evaluation may be given by a qualified staff radiographer, a clinical instructor, the clinical coordinator, or the ________.
program director
medical physicist
hospital administrator
patient
Should the student fail the Clinical Competency Evaluation, what must they do?
Request an additional attempt
Leave the program
Ignore the result
Ask for a grade change
The Terminal/Recheck Evaluation will be reviewed and approved by a clinical instructor and the ________.
clinical coordinator
medical director
program secretary
department chair
What is the minimum score percentage to pass clinical evaluations?
85%
70%
60%
90%
What is the definition of competency in the context of clinical evaluations?
The ability to function within a realm of limited supervision and assume those duties and responsibilities as set forth in course and clinical objectives.
The ability to memorize all clinical procedures without supervision.
The capacity to diagnose all diseases without any errors.
The skill to perform only theoretical tasks in a clinical setting.
What does competency evaluation involve?
The procedure by which a student's performance and the resulting image is evaluated. The minimum acceptable level of competency is 85%.
A method to determine the number of students in a class.
A process to assign grades based on attendance only.
A way to evaluate the physical fitness of students.
What is a radiographic exam?
A series of radiographic exposures of an anatomical body part.
A blood test to check for infections.
A physical therapy session for muscle pain.
A surgical procedure to remove tumors.
What does simulation in clinical evaluation require?
The student shall perform the examination on a live subject (not a patient) and simulate the exposure. A radiograph of the area in question shall be used in the image performance section of the evaluation sheet. The student shall critique the image. The minimum acceptable grade is 85%.
The student shall perform the examination on a mannequin and submit a written report only.
The student shall observe a licensed radiologist and take notes without participating.
The student shall complete an online module and answer multiple-choice questions.
Where do laboratory sessions for student practice take place?
A separate work area for student practice. All labs will take place at the medical centers until the energized lab is completed on campus.
In the university library.
In the main administrative office.
In the student cafeteria.
What does clinical participation include?
Theory, lab, and limited hospital practice.
Only classroom lectures.
Online assignments only.
Self-study at home.
What is a terminal/recheck evaluation?
A competency evaluation of an area previously evaluated to ensure continuing student proficiency and efficiency. The minimum acceptable level of competency is 85%.
A final written exam given at the end of the academic year.
A survey conducted to gather feedback from students about their instructors.
A physical fitness test required for graduation.
What is required before a student can carry out clinical assignments independently?
Completion of all coursework
Documents competency in any given procedure
Approval from a peer
None of the above
Which of the following is NOT a parameter of direct supervision?
A qualified radiographer reviews the procedure in relation to the student's achievement.
A qualified radiographer evaluates the condition of the patient in relation to the student's knowledge.
A qualified radiographer is physically present during the conduct of the examination.
A student performs the procedure without supervision.
Fill in the blank: Unsatisfactory radiographs shall be repeated only in the ________ of a qualified radiographer, regardless of the student's level of competency.
physical presence
written permission
verbal consent
absence
'Immediately available' in the context of indirect supervision means:
Present in the same room at all times
Able to provide assistance without delay when needed
Available only by phone or pager
Not required to be present at all
Which policy ensures that all unsatisfactory radiographs are repeated only in the physical presence of a qualified radiographer?
Direct Supervision Policy
Indirect Supervision Policy
Repeat Policy
Remedial Education Policy
Fill in the blank: The portion of the educational program where the student returns to the laboratory for additional instruction, practice, and re-evaluation to correct clinical deficiencies is called ________.
remedial education
clinical rotation
internship
orientation
How many clinical absences per semester are allowed in the freshman fall and spring semester?
Two (2) absences per semester
One (1) absence per semester
Three (3) absences per semester
Four (4) absences per semester
How many clinical absences per semester are allowed in the sophomore year?
Two (2) absences per semester
One (1) absence per semester
Three (3) absences per semester
Four (4) absences per semester
Students exceeding the number of allotted absences will be withdrawn from the class.
True
False
Absences not reported prior to the scheduled report time will result in a ______ point deduction from the final clinical average for the current semester, and the student will be required to make up the missed clinical day prior to receiving a grade for the clinical class.
five (5)
two (2)
ten (10)
one (1)
Students who are tardy for class or clinical will be required to perform one (1) hour clinical per ______ minute interval they are late.
fifteen
ten
twenty
thirty
If the student is late, one hour clinical will be assigned for the first ______ minute period.
fifteen
thirty
ten
twenty
If the student is over fifteen (15) minutes late, one additional hour of clinical will be added for each ______ minute period.
fifteen
ten
twenty
thirty
All accumulated clinical time due to tardies must be ______ before the student receives a grade for the class.
completed
excused
ignored
postponed
If all clinical time is not completed prior to the end of the semester, the student will be given an ______ as a grade for the class.
incomplete (I)
withdrawal (w)
pass (P)
fail (F)
If the clinical time is not completed within six weeks after the semester ends, the grade of incomplete ( I ) will be changed to ______ .
failing (F)
passing (P)
withdrawn (W)
incomplete (I)
Progress monitor charts: If the block under the student's name beside a specific examination is lined in, the student has…
passed both the Didactic Examination and the Clinical Performance Evaluation.
passed the Clinical Competency Evaluation.
not passed any examination.
Progress monitor charts: If the block under the student's name beside a specific examination is gray in color, the student has…
passed both the Didactic Examination and the Clinical Performance Evaluation.
passed the Clinical Competency Evaluation.
not passed any examination.
If the Terminal/Recheck has been successfully challenged, the block under a student's name beside a specific examination is ______.
completely black
partially shaded
left blank
marked with a cross
Progress monitor charts: When the block is lined in, the student may perform that examination under...
direct supervision only.
indirect supervision.
no supervision.
Progress monitor charts: When the block is gray in color, the student may perform the examination under...
direct supervision only.
indirect supervision.
no supervision.
Freshmen students will report for scheduled didactic classes at the college on what days?
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Tuesday and Thursday
Saturday and Sunday
Monday and Thursday
Freshmen will be assigned to a clinical education center on one of the following clinical schedules on ____ and ____ each week.
Tuesday and Thursday
Monday and Wednesday
Wednesday and Friday
Monday and Friday
Freshmen Rotations: All daytime rotations will consist of assignments in each of the following areas on a rotational basis:
Select correct answers
Diagnostic/fluoroscopy/tomography
Routine/Emergency
Mobile Radiography
Gastroenterology
Freshmen Rotations: The early evening rotations will consist of floating between ____, ____, and ____ either at Forrest General Hospital, South Central Regional Medical, or Covington County Hospital.
Diagnostic, emergency, and portable
Surgical, pediatric, and outpatient
Cardiology, oncology, and radiology
Orthopedic, neurology, and dermatology
Freshmen Rotations: The evening rotations will consist of floating between ____ at either Forrest General Hospital or South Central Regional Medical Center.
Diagnostic, emergency, portable, and operating room
Pediatrics, cardiology, and neurology
Pharmacy, cafeteria, and administration
Radiology, pathology, and dermatology
Sophomore students will report for scheduled didactic classes at the college on ____ day and ____ day each week.
Tuesday and Thursday
Monday and Wednesday
Wednesday and Friday
Monday and Friday
Sophomores will be assigned one of the following clinical schedules on ____ day, ____ day, ____ day, or ____ day.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or Saturday
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, or Sunday
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Sunday
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, or Saturday
Sophomore Rotations: All daytime rotations on weekdays will consist of assignments to one of the following areas on a rotational basis: 1. Diagnostic/fluoroscopy/tomography 2. Routine/Emergency 3. Surgery 4. Mobile radiography 5. Computed tomography 6. ___
And what else??
cafeteria
Reading room
ER
Parking lot supervision
Ultrasound
Sophomore Rotations: The evening rotations will consist of floating between ____ at either Forrest General Hospital or South Central Regional Medical Center.
diagnostic, emergency, portable, and operating room
pediatrics, cardiology, neurology, and radiology
pharmacy, cafeteria, administration, and maintenance
intensive care, maternity, oncology, and dermatology
According to the Sophomore Rotations: Weekend section, assigned weekend rotations will be limited to which day?
Sundays only
Saturdays only
Fridays only
Any day of the week
According to the Sophomore Rotations: Weekend section, students will not be routinely scheduled on which day?
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Friday
According to the Sophomore Rotations: Weekend section, students can request makeup days be done on which day?
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Friday
According to the Sophomore Rotations: Weekend section, students will not be assigned clinical on consecutive _________?
Saturdays
Fridays
Mondays
Wednesdays
Students will have the option to rotate through each of the following modalities during their final sophomore semester. Which of the following is NOT one of the modalities listed?
Ultrasound
Nuclear Medicine
Physical Therapy
Cardiovascular Imaging
Students will have the option to rotate through each of the following modalities during their final sophomore semester:
1. Ultrasound
2. Nuclear Medicine
3. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
4. Radiation Therapy
5. Cardiovascular Imaging
6. ________
7. Special Procedures
Emergency Room
Cath Lab
Reading Room
Surgery
Which modality is listed as number 3 in the options for sophomore rotations?
Ultrasound
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Radiation Therapy
Special Procedures
Students will simulate ________ examinations only during mammographic examinations.
mammographic
ultrasound
CT
MRI
According to the Code of Ethics, the radiologic technologist acts in a professional manner, responds to patient needs, and supports colleagues and associates in providing ________ patient care.
quality
minimal
delayed
incomplete
According to the Code of Ethics, the radiologic technologist acts to advance the principal objective of the profession to provide services to humanity with full respect for the dignity of ________.
mankind
animals
technology
institutions
According to the Code of Ethics, the radiologic technologist delivers patient care and service unrestricted by the concerns of personal attributes or the nature of the disease or illness, and without discrimination on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, or ________ status.
socio-economic
educational
marital
employment
According to the Code of Ethics, the radiologic technologist practices technology founded upon theoretical knowledge and concepts, uses equipment and accessories consistent with the purposes for which they were designed, and employs procedures and techniques ________.
appropriately
randomly
carelessly
occasionally
According to the Code of Ethics, the radiologic technologist assesses situations; exercises care, discretion, and judgment; assumes responsibility for professional decisions; and acts in the best interest of the ________.
patient
hospital
insurance company
radiology department
MSRT stands for which of the following, and what must we do for them as students?
Mississippi Society of Records; We must submit reports to them.
Malaysian Society for Research and Training; We must participate in their programs.
Mississippi Society of Radiologic Technologist;
sophomore year, we are to have submitted an entry in (M.S.R.T.) student manuscript competition
Medical Society for Research and Teaching; We must attend their seminars.
Fill in the blank: The Mississippi Society of Radiologic Technologist (MSRT) is the state affiliate of the ________.
American Society of Radiologic Technologist
National Radiology Association
Society of Diagnostic Imaging
United States Radiologic Council
In our sophomore year, we are to have submitted an entry in the Mississippi Society of Radiologic Technologist (M.S.R.T.) student manuscript competition and present the paper at the annual MSRT conference if it placed in the ________.
top six
top three
top ten
top two
ASRT stands for and does what?
American Society of Radiologic Technologists; is the American society of rad techs that gives programs their curriculum
American Society Recognition Technology; converts programs curriculum
Advanced Society Response Team; handles cybersecurity threats
Association of Science and Research Teachers; promotes science education
What is it/ what does it talk about?
ARRT certifies and registers annually across the United States.
ARRT gives you a curriculum
ARRT gives you a report
ARRT gives you updates of the Rad Tech world
asrt.org :
what is it?
ASRT is the premier professional association for medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals in the United States
What is it/ what does it talk about?
The site provides news and updates on Rad Techs events.
What is it/ what does it talk about?
jcert.org is a talks about procedures on what to do
What is it/ what does it talk about?
Auntminnie.com talks about medical imaging and radiology. News feed, stay connected, for rad techs
Auntminnie.com discusses fashion trends in medical field
Auntminnie.com is a medical travel blog.
Auntminnie.com focuses on educated hospitals to slay
