2. The responsibility of the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology

Chapter 01: Radiography Education: From Classroom to Clinic

Callaway: Introduction to Radiologic Science, 8th Edition

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. The key individual in the healthcare setting is:

• the doctor
• the radiologist
• the chief technologist
• the patient

ANS: D

• The responsibility of the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology

(JRCERT) is to:

• review and accredit educational programs in radiologic technology
• evaluate curricula for programs in radiologic technology
• develop guidelines for clinical education
• develop radiation safety policy

ANS: A

3. The accreditation of a radiologic technology program ensures:

• acceptance by the ARRT
• funding by the college or hospital
• that all students will pass the national board examination
• all of the above

ANS: A

4. The JRCERT accreditation is:

• a non-governmental process
• mandatory for radiologic technology programs
• a requirement for therapy programs
• sponsored by ARRT

ANS: A

5. The course of study of normal anatomy and function of the body is:

• radiographic anatomy
• human structure and function
• structure and sequel of pathology
• normal radiographic procedures

ANS: B

6. The student/patient relationship is mainly taught in:

• medical ethics
• radiographic procedures
• patient care methods
• patient radiation protection

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ANS: C

7. The clinical education will include:

• medical ethics and law
• radiographic procedures
• radiation protection
• all of the above

ANS: D

8. Students begin clinical education as:

• an adjunct radiography volunteer
• a passive radiography participant
• a part-time hospital employee
• an adjunct radiography employee

ANS: B

9. The language of medicine teaches the student how to:

• interact with other medical employees
• communicate with patients of different backgrounds
• understand anatomic and medical terms
• address the medical hierarchy properly

ANS: C

10. Radiation protection teaches the student:

• how to protect the patient
• how to protect the student
• how to protect the other health workers
• all of the above

ANS: D

11. The clinical practice involves cognitive learning, which is a function of:

• relative facts and information
• attitudes and feelings
• values and beliefs
• applying knowledge

ANS: A

12. Student independent clinical performance phase begins when:

• students perform radiographic procedures alone
• students perform radiographic procedures as an employee
• students perform radiographic procedures with indirect supervision
• students request the opportunity to act independently

ANS: C 2 / 4

Chapter 02: Becoming an Outstanding Student

Callaway: Introduction to Radiologic Science, 8th Edition

MULTIPLE CHOICE

• The most important information you should have as you begin your radiography program

is:

• tuition and textbook costs
• knowledge of yourself
• location of clinical sites
• your classmates

ANS: B

2. The hierarchy of human needs was described by:

• Freud
• Einstein
• Piaget
• Maslow

ANS: D

• Nutrition, sleep, relaxation, and exercise are what types of needs?
• Psychologic
• Physiologic
• Mental and emotional
• Anatomic

ANS: B

4. The most important factor to consider when resolving conflict is to:

• attack the issue
• attack the other person so as to gain an advantage
• abandon the relationship so that no more conflict arises
• speak first to establish the higher ground

ANS: A

5. Retrieving from memory is:

• aided by the association and organization of data
• a function fully understood
• a function of short-term memory
• aided by ignoring relevant material

ANS: A

• Slow learning versus fast learning is more effective in memorization.
• True
• False

ANS: B

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• The difference between the speed of a speaker’s presentation and your ability to listen

provides the opportunity for:

• daydreaming
• texting
• comparing notes with a classmate
• reading the chapter in the text

ANS: A

8. The type of memory required for success as a radiography student is:

• short-term
• distant
• long-term
• fleeting

ANS: C

9. Optimizing memory can be achieved through:

• adequate sleep
• proper nutrition
• organized reading and study
• all of the above

ANS: D

10. Emotionality is:

• placing others’ feelings first
• the quality or state of a sound emotional balance
• the same as empathy
• part of Maslow’s hierarchy

ANS: B

11. Critical thinking implies:

• making a choice agreeable to the group
• weighing all aspects of the situation
• making a decision according to current norms
• relying on surveys and graphs

ANS: B

12. Analytical thinking means:

• obtaining a consensus among the group
• being open to the concerns of others
• gathering opinions from the group
• gathering evidence of the situation

ANS: D

13. Critical thinking is on basis of:

• background beliefs
• a set of universal values
• self-awareness
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