Intro Ch 1 & 2 Flashcards

1
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energy:

A

the capacity to operate or do work

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2
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ionization:

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any process which a neutral atom gains or loses an electron and squires a net charge

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3
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sonography:

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uses sound waves, is non ionizing radiation

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4
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MRI uses:

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magnetic & radio waves, non ionizing radiation

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5
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Hippocrates:

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the father of medicine, created the Hippocratic Oath (the basic of ethics)

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6
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who, when, and with what was x-rays discovered?

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Wilhelm Roentgen, November 8th, 1895, with a Crookes tube

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7
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who discovered DNA?

A

Crick & Watson

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8
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more than ___ careers make up the health field

A

200

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9
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allied health includes:

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nursing or MODVOPP

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10
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MODVOPP stands for:

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Medicine, Ostopathy, Dentistry, Vetrinary, Optometry, Pharmacy & Pediatry

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11
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accreditation:

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voluntary, by an agency, for an institution

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12
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certification:

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voluntary, by an agency, for an individual

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13
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licensure:

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required, by a government agency, for an individual

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14
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JRC:

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Joint Review Committee, oversees accreditation for institutions

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15
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registry:

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a list of individuals holding CERTIFICATION in a particular profession

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16
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Standards or Essentials:

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specifies the minimum requirements for accreditation of an educational program by the JRC

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17
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JRCERT:

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Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology, accredits programs

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18
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ARRT:

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American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, 1922, encourages the study and elevating the standards of radiologic technology, examining and certifying eligible candidates, and publishing a listing of registrants

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19
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RT(R):

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registered technologist (radiographer)

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20
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the ARRT lists more than _______ registered technologists:

A

290,000

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21
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ASRT:

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American Society of Radiologic Technologists, 1920, most prominent national professional voice

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22
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AMA:

A

American Medical Association

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23
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ABR:

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American Board of Radiography, conducts certification

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24
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ACR:

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American College of Radiology

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25
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stress:

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a demand on time, energy, and resources with some fear of not being able to meet goals or obligations

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26
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affective:

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behaviors guided by feeling and emotions that are influenced by an individuals interests, attitudes, values & beliefs

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27
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cognitive:

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knowledge, understanding, reason & judgement

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28
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psychomotor:

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behaviors involving physical actions, neuromuscular manipulations & coordination

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29
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ADEs:

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adverse drug events, injuries caused by the use or nonuse of drugs

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30
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CON:

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certification of need, needed to be reimbursed by Medicare of purchases made for the hospital, approves that the hospital NEEDS the purchase

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31
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CQI:

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Continuous Quality Improvement, daily improvement in the workplace at every level

32
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TJC:

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The Joint Commission, accredits programs and organizations, regulates quality and safety of acre provided to patients

33
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Mission Statement:

A

statement of an organization that summarizes its intent to provide service, the intended recipients, and a description of the cost

34
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OSHA:

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration, enforces safety in the workplace

35
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TQM:

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Total Quality Management, management quality in the workplace from a perspective of total involvement of every employee

36
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planning:

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charts a course of action for the future

37
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organizing:

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development of a structure or framework that identifies how people do their work

38
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staffing:

A

getting the right people to do the right work

39
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controlling:

A

defines performance standards used to measure progress

40
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radiation regulating agencies include:

A

NRC and state licensing agencies

41
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HIPAA:

A

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, 1996, protection of certain personal health information

42
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PACS:

A

Picture Archives and Communications Systems

43
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students should have:

A

a good knowledge of the required technical skills and superior skills in interactive relationships

44
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attenuation:

A

the process by which a beam is changed (either partially absorbed or scattered)

45
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penumbra:

A

fuzzy edge

46
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radiolucent:

A

permits passage of x-rays with little attenuation

47
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radiopaque:

A

not easily penetrable

48
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umbra:

A

true edge of an object

49
Q

primary radiation:

A

the beams of photons before it interacts with the patient’s body

50
Q

a grid is used for:

A

to remove as many scattered photons exiting the patient as possible before they reach the IR

51
Q

contrast media used in radiography include:

A

barium and iodine compounds and air

52
Q

the most common cause of image unsharpness is:

A

motion

53
Q

fog is:

A

scattered photons that strike the IR and degrade the quality of the image

54
Q

automatic rescaling:

A

uniform brightness and contrast

55
Q

intensity is:

A

everything in the beam (kVp & mAs, unit is mR

56
Q

anode:

A

positive electrode of x-ray tube

57
Q

cathode:

A

negative electrode of x-ray tube

58
Q

PBL:

A

positive beam limitation, must be correct within +-2% of the SID

59
Q

the x-ray tube is made of what glass?

A

Pyrex glass

60
Q

kilovoltage peak is:

A

the penetration power determined by its voltage

61
Q

milliampere is:

A

the amount of current supplied to the x-ray tube

62
Q

ALARA:

A

as low as reasonably achievable

63
Q

directly below the x-ray tube is the?

A

collimator that limits the size and the shape of the beam

64
Q

a Becqurerel and a Curie are:

A

the unit of radioactivity

65
Q

rad:

A

radiation absorbed dose; 100rad=1Gy

66
Q

rem:

A

radiation equivalent man; 100rem=1Sv; dose equivalence

67
Q

for x-rays to be produced there must be three things:

A

a source of electrons, and force to move them rapidly, and something to stop them rapidly

68
Q

patient dose is from:

A

photoelectric interaction

69
Q

tech dose is from:

A

compton scatter

70
Q

a roentgen is a measure of:

A

ionization in the air from exposure of x-rays or gamma rays

71
Q

the annual whole body dose limit for an occupational worker is:

A

50mSv or 5 rem

72
Q

Bergonie & Tribondeau in 1906 said the characteristics that determine the sensitivity of a cell to radiation are:

A

mitotic activity, structure & function of the cell

73
Q

cardinal rules of radiation protection are:

A

time, distance & shielding

74
Q

the dose limit for a pregnant woman is:

A

0.5 rem (5mSv)

75
Q

radio resistant:

A

hard to damage but hard to repair if possible

76
Q

radio sensitive:

A

easily damaged but easily repaired or replaced

77
Q

thermionic emission:

A

boiling electrons to give them their negative charge