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Comprehensive set of multiple-choice questions and answers for an arrt mock exam on radiography. Topics covered: ap coccyx projection, transformers, radiographic grid construction, patient positioning, fluoro exposure, genetic effects, general fluoro, external rotation of the shoulder, electrons and x-rays, image receptor devices, contrast reactions, off-level grid errors, trachea bifurcation, fluoro exam blur, anode, radiation weighting factor, collimation, inherent filtration, patient radiation exposure, federal law on radiation protection, carpal bone, esophagus position, current entering a transformer, hypertensive diagnosis, picc lines, x-ray facts, fibula, off focus radiation, total filtration, sinus demonstration, myelography, anode heel effect, penumbra and detail, aec, cr imaging plate protection, radiosensitivity of a cell, normal pulse rate, equivalent dose, oblique lumbar spine, medial rotation view of the elbow, hypoxia, wrist positioning, acute infection of the parenchyma
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M/C: Which of the following are true for an AP coccyx projection?
Genetic effects are those that manifest: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ in future generations of the exposed individual General Fluoro is limited to maximum entrance skin exposure rate of: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ 100 mGy/min How is the patient positioned for an external rotation of the shoulder? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ abduct the patients arm T/F: Electrons and x-rays can be focused. CORRECT ANSWERS✅ False Which device in an image receptor can collect and convert light into an electrical signal? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ CCD, Photodiode if a patient begins to have symptoms of hives after an injection of contrast for an IVP, what should be done first? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ call a radiologist What is the most common cause of an off-level grid error? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ grid shifts due to patient movement
The trachea bifurcates at the level of the _____. CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Aortic notch If the x-ray tube is moved rapidly during a fluoro exam, the image will blur. This is the result of the following: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ camera tube lag during an x-ray exposure, electrons accelerate towards what part of the x-ray tube? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Anode What is the radiation weighting factor of x-rays? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ 1 M/C: The use of proper collimation serves to:
What effect will decreasing collimation have on patient radiation exposure CORRECT ANSWERS✅ increases patient radiation exposure The severity of the hell effect can be increased by what change in SID? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ decreasing sid M/C: Federal Law on radiation protection requires which of the following?
A middle-aged male with a blood pressure reading 180/80 mmHg would be diagnosed as CORRECT ANSWERS✅ hypertensive PICC lines are used to: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Deliver medication through a vein M/C: Which of the following facts are true regarding x-rays?
photons produced outside of the actual focal spot are known as: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Off focus radiation M/C: Total filtration of the x-ray beam includes:
What is the normal pulse rate for an adult? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ 60-100 beats per minute Equivalent dose is a measurement that takes into consideration which of the following variables?
The wrist should be turned laterally ____ degrees when performing an oblique view CORRECT ANSWERS✅ 45 Acute infection of the parenchyma is characterized as: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ pneumonia On an AP Pelvis, if the lesser trochanters are partially visible, this indicates: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ the feet are in anatomic position The waters view best demonstrates:
An avulsion fracture is characterized as: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Fracture where a tendon or ligament pulls off a piece of bone The light signal released by photo-stimulable phosphors is too weak to produce a quality radiograph. The light is enhanced by a device called? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ PMT (Photomultiplier tube) A patient suffering from a gunshot wound to the abdomen would most likely suffer from this type of shock: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Hypovolemic shock proper positioning of the PA axial caldwell projection includes: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ OML perpendicular to the IR with a 15 degree caudad angle A "coherent scattering" event may also be called CORRECT ANSWERS✅ classical scattering Dynamic range is defined as: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ The range of exposures that can be captured by a detector M/C: Personal monitoring devices are worn for what reasons:
D. Water CORRECT ANSWERS✅ c Scatter radiation does not affect: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ recorded spatial resolution Which of these materials are essential to image production within CR imaging systems? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ PSP Limb-stunting, anecephaly and evisceration are all examples of: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Teratogenic effects The relationship between distance and intensity can be expressed by which of the following? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Inverse Square Law The isotropic nature of the x-ray beam means that it? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ travels in all directions If an x-ray tech touches their patient without asking first, they are guilty of: CORRECT ANSWERS✅ battery
What is the most commonly used beam restricting device? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ collimator Effects of radiation induced damage can be studied from? A. Hiroshima B. Nagasski C. Atomic bomb D. All of these CORRECT ANSWERS✅ d What term describes the FUNCTIONAL portion of the kidney? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ Nephron What is the source of x-radiation in the x-ray tube? CORRECT ANSWERS✅ focal spot M/C: Ingesting barium sulfate and having multiple KUB radiographs performed at 15 and 30 minute intervals is used to visualize