Intro To Clinical Edu Flashcards
What are the three domains of learning required for assessments?
Cognitive, psychomotor, and affective domains
These domains encompass behaviors that relate to reasoning, physical activities, and emotions respectively.
List some types of assessments used in educational programs.
- Written exams
- Checklists
- Rating scales
- Oral examinations
- Case scenarios
What is the purpose of assessments in the clinical setting?
Evaluations of the student’s progress in areas like patient care, positioning, and competencies.
How many mandatory general patient care activities must candidates demonstrate according to the new ARRT requirements?
10 mandatory general patient care activities.
What is the total number of mandatory imaging procedures candidates must complete?
38 mandatory imaging procedures.
What must candidates do to be eligible for the ARRT registry exam?
Demonstrate clinical competencies and meet didactic components through a recognized program.
True or False: The clinical setting allows for competency-based education.
True.
What are the three major categories of learning?
- Didactic
- Clinical
- Laboratory
Define ‘competency’ in the context of this educational program.
Observable, successful achievement of performance objectives.
What is a ‘learning outcome’?
Description of what a student should be able to achieve by the end of the course.
What is the purpose of providing feedback in a clinical education setting?
To describe student progress and areas needing improvement.
What is the role of the program director in a radiography program?
Administrator for the program responsible for organizing and assessing the effectiveness.
Fill in the blank: Until a student demonstrates competency, all exams must be performed under _______.
direct supervision.
What does ‘direct supervision’ entail?
- Reviewing the request for the exam
- Evaluating the patient’s condition
- Being physically present during the procedure
- Reviewing and approving the procedure/images
What does ‘indirect supervision’ allow a student to do?
Perform an exam without the supervisor physically present, but with oversight.
What is the significance of the ARRT standards of ethics?
Defines rules and regulations governing professionalism in radiologic technology.
What is the HIPAA law concerning patient information?
Governs access and usage of patient identifiable information to maintain confidentiality.
What is required of students regarding professional appearance in clinical settings?
Wear nametags, patches, and radiation monitoring devices; avoid extremes in jewelry and hairstyles.
What should students do if they cannot attend clinical?
Follow program guidelines for notifying faculty and staff.
What is the purpose of setting goals in clinical education?
Helps students progress, stay on track, and feel accomplished.
List some examples of clinical settings where students may gain experience.
- Hospitals
- Clinics
- Specialty imaging centers
- Orthopedic centers
- Surgical centers
