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Clinic Corrections
Missed questions on clinic test (120)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Time sheets and clinical documentation should be | Accurate and completed regularly |
| A student attempts to count the same procedure as both observation and assist. This is | Not Permitted |
| What is the primary purpose of the ARRT clinical competency system? | Ensure documented clinical proficiency |
| Which organization sets the standards for education in Radiography? | JRCERT |
| As contrast lowers, how is the number of densities in the image affected? | Increases |
| When must competency evaluation forms be completed and signed? | Before the student signs the form |
| Who is responsible for maintaining the clinical binder and required documentation? | The Student |
| A student has completed observation but not assistance for a procedure. Can they attempt competency? | No |
| Who is authorized to evaluate and sign off a competency? | Registered Technologist or Clinical Preceptor |
| Who completes the student’s clinical performance evaluations (midterm/final)? | Clinical Preceptor/RT |
| If a student passes a competency on the second attempt, which score is recorded? | First attempt score |
| High energy radiation will result in which of the following | Long scale of contrast |
| Of the 15 elective comps needed to complete the program, which are considered "mandatory"? | Fluoro studies |
| Assisting means the student is doing | 50–75% of the exam |
| Clinical binders may be reviewed by faculty | At any time |
| As students gain competency in medical imaging procedures, three phases in the clinical setting are planned by clinical faculty. These three phases in the correct learning sequence are | observation, assistance, and performance |
| A student fails a competency and completes remediation. What is the next step? | One additional attempt |
| Failure to maintain required clinical documentation may result in: | Grade reduction or disciplinary action |
| If a competency form is missing a signature, it is considered | Incomplete and not acceptable |
| Which of the following is TRUE regarding competency attempts? | Competencies must be performed independently |
| Clinical evaluation forms assess which of the following? | Professional behavior, ethics, and clinical performance |
| A student completes all mandatory competencies but only 10 elective procedures. What is the outcome? | Student is not eligible to graduate |
| The purpose of clinical evaluations (midterm and final) is to | Provide feedback on performance and progression |
| The student is clinically responsible for | clinical documents notifying appropriate personnel if they are late, absent, leaving early introducing themselves to patients and staff assuring confidentiality |
| Which of the following would automatically invalidate a competency? | Missing L/R marker |
| A student performs a competency with assistance from an RT. This competency is: | Invalid |
| Upon completion of the program the student will | Develop critical thinking abilities Demonstrate effective communication Be clinically competent Demonstration professional growth |
| If a student disagrees with an evaluation, the best action is to | Discuss it professionally with the evaluator |
| Of the 15 elective comps needed to complete the program, which are considered "mandatory"? | Head Work |
| What grade must be achieved to confirm a student is competent in the clinical setting | 85% |
| As a radiography student, you will be expected to demonstrate clinical competency in various procedures as part of your clinical rotations. The required number of mandatory imaging procedure competencies is currently | 36 |
| Dosimeter requirements | Wear at collar level, outside apron |
| Clinical Coordinator Responsibilities | Informing the clinical education instructor (C.I.) of the specific procedures and techniques that each student has learned and the level of competency attained for each student |
| Clinical Coordinator Responsibilities | Provide the clinical site’s clinical education instructor (C.I.) with the clinical requirements and expectations of the Medical Radiography Program for the student(s) assigned to each site. |
| Clinical Coordinator Responsibilities | Select the rotation sites for the educational experiences of the students. |
| What must be performed under Direct Supervision? | Repeat Exams |
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