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Radt 456 Pt. Care
ARRT Registery Review Covering Patient Care
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What ASRT document defines the radiographers role? | Practice of Standards |
| The authority to impose professional sanction on a radiographer falls to which organization? | ARRT |
| Which legislation guarantees patient confidentiality? | HIPAA |
| A patient who performs an exam on a patient without their consent can be found guilty of? | Battery |
| Laws that are enacted by congressional, state, or local legislative bodies are called? | Statutory laws |
| A patient with pale, cool, clammy skin is? | Diaphoretic |
| Which demographic has a normal resting pulse rate of 70 - 100 bpm? | Children |
| What 3 things affect blood pressure? | 1. Cardiac Output 2. Blood Volume 3. Vascular Resistance |
| List the 5 comomon pulse points. | 1. Radial 2. Carotid 3. Temporal 4. Femoral 5. Popliteal |
| The normal adult body body temperature is 98.6. Is the body temperature taken axillary higher or lower? By how much? | Lower by .5 - 1 degree |
| Hypertension is when a patients blood pressure is? | Consistently over 140/90 |
| Before entering an isolation room with a mobile x-ray unit, a radiographer must do what? | Put on gloves, a gown, and a mask |
| What type of precautions do TB and Varicella require? | Airborne |
| Sterile technique is used for what kind of techniques? | Intravascular and Intrathecal |
| What is the purpose of antisepsis? | retards the growth of pathogenic microorganisms. |
| Urine, feces, blood, respiratory droplets, and contaminated solutions are all _____? | Portals of Exit |
| In case of a contrast media extravasation, what should be done? | Apply a cold pack to affected area and apply pressure to injection site. |
| A patient has pale, cool skin is referred to as? | Diaphoretic |
| In order to avoid residual contrast medium overlying areas of interest for later examinations, these procedures should be done in which order? UGI, IVP, BE | 1. IVP 2. BE 3. UGI |
| What are the 2 methods of administration? | Oral - PO Parenteral - Topical, Subcutaneous, Intradermal, Intramuscular, Intravenous, Intrathecal |
| A decrease in blood pressure that occurs when you sit up too fast. | Orthostatic or Postural Hypotension |