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Assignment:
- Complete: C1 Review Questions pg. 383 (1-10)
- Complete: C6 Review Questions pg. 386 (1-10)
- Read: Growth Potential for Medical Imaging
- Complete: Growth Potential for Medical Imaging Critical Thinking #1-11
Chapter 1 Review Questions Pg. 363 (1-10):
1. The term used to describe energy transmitted through matter:
a. ionization
b. physiology
c. radiation
d. therapy
2. Special protection should be taken to prevent excessive exposure to:
a. energy
b. electromagnetic energy
c. ionizing radiation
d. radio waves
3. Which of the following specialties uses a nonionizing form of radiation?
a. nuclear medicine technology
b. radiation therapy
c. radiography
d. sonography
4. The discovery of x-rays occurred in:
a. 1858
b. 1876
c. 1895
d. 1898
5. An individual who specializes in using x-rays to create images of the body is known as:
a. diagnostic medical sonographer
b. nuclear medicine technologist
c. radiographer
d. radiation therapist
6. An effective treatment of atherosclerosis that uses a special catheter with a balloon tip is termed.
a. angiography
b. angioplasty
c. arteriography
d. cardiac catherization
7. A discipline that visualizes sectional anatomy by the recording of a predetermined plane in the body is:
a. computed tomography
b. cardiovascular interventional technology
c. nuclear medicine technology
d. radiation therapy
8. Radiography of the breast is termed:
a. angiography
b. cytotechnology
c. histology
d. mammography
9. The study of diseases of muscles and bones is termed:
a. neurology
b. orthopedics
c. oncology
d. urology
10. An individual who specializes in carrying out treatments designed to correct or improve the function of a particular body part or system is known as a:
a. diagnostician
b. histologist
c. technologist
d. therapist
Chapter 6 Review Questions Pg. 366 (1-10):
1. The driving and guiding force that outlines the reason for the existence of a hospital is its:
a. chief executive officer
b. medical director
c. mission statement
d. adherence to The Joint Commission guidelines
2. The board of directors employs _____________________, who interacts with the medical staff to ensure coordination and quality of patient care and services.
a. an insurance agent
b. a radiology chairman
c. a vice president of nursing
d. a president or chief executive officer
3. Forces causing hospitals to reorganize include:
a. state regulators
b. economic hardships
c. total quality management
d. The Joint Commission
4. When an organization focuses on quality or patient safety, it:
a. undergoes a cultural revolution.
b. prohibits employees from participating in groups.
c. encourages employees to focus on one department to the exclusion of others.
d. lowers workers' perceptions of patient or physician expectations.
5. The management function that charts a course of action for the future to enable coordinated and consistent fulfillment of goals and objectives is:
a. coordinating
b. planning
c. communicating
d. setting goals
6. The management function that involves the development of a structure or framework that identifies how people do their work is:
a. staffing
b. planning
c. organizing
d. coordinating
7. The management function that involves getting the right people to do the work and developing their abilities is:
a. staffing
b. organizing
c. directing
d. describing
8. Performance standards or guidelines used to measure progress toward the goals of the organizations are defined as:
a. employee evaluations
b. feedback
c. controlling
d. The Joint Commission guidelines
9. The internal hospital committee that ensured safe operations for the facility for both patients and employers is the:
a. safety committee
b. certificate of need
c. hazardous chemicals group.
d. radiation safety committee
10. Besides acquiring a strong knowledge of technical skills, a radiologic technology student should develop:
a. a broad range of procedural abilities
b. a basic understanding of all the medical imaging modalities
c. Superior skills in interactive relationships
d. all of the above
Growth Potential for Medical Imaging Critical Thinking #1-11:
1. What are the four issues related to medical imaging systems global growth potential discussed in the article?
2. The market for medical imaging systems is expected to grow to over _____________ by 2021.
3. Which three companies account for a majority of global market revenue from medical imaging equipment?
4. Is MRI classified as a basic or as an advanced medical imaging modality?
5. Explain the patient care benefit of using non-ionizing radiation for medical imaging.
6. Explain why the increased use of medical imaging may help achieve lower healthcare costs.
7. What 4 concepts do integrated diagnostic methods make possible?
8. What is the main healthcare benefit to patients that is expected from the development and use of molecular imaging?
9. What are the 3 molecular imaging techniques in use at the moment?
10. Define "Hybrid" medical imaging systems.
11. What is the benefit to using a hybrid medical imaging system?