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chapters 1,2 and 6
Chapter 1,2 and 6 from intro to Radiologic Sciences and Patient Care
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is defined as a certificate of authority or permission granted by a state review board allowing a hospital or other hospital care entity to construct new facilities, develop new services, or purchase expensive equipment or tecnologies | Certificate of Need (CON) |
| What is the title of Roentegens Paper? | On a New Kind of Rays |
| This term is described as the stimulate effort needed to perform the required work. Activities including giving instructions and promoting an understanding of what needs to be done. | Directing |
| What is the name of the oldest US radiologic society? | The American Roentgen Ray Society |
| Who puts out the national examination for Radiologic Technologist? | ARRT |
| What is the formal organization of physicians within the hospital with authorized privileges, bylaws, elected officers, committees and organizated activities known as? | Medical Staff |
| What is the term defined as energy that is transmitted by waves through space and through matter | Radiation |
| Who discovered bacteria as being the origin of diseases and infection, thus introducing safe surgical procedures to minimize the risks of surgery? | Lister |
| What is defined as a system of aquiring,archiving, interpreting and distribution digital images throughout the Healthcare world? | PACS |
| What is the term for the records of internal structures of the body? | Radiographs |
| Roentgen was working with cathode rays and what else when he discovered x-rays? | Crook's tube |
| Who is know as the father of radiologic technology? | Jerman |
| Who showed that germs caused diseases and that they were alive and present before the infection begins? | Pasture |
| This imaging modality uses high energy radioactivity to treat malignant tumors? | Nuclear Medicine |
| Once a person has successfully passed the national registry, he/she is awarded what credentials? | RT(R) |
| This is an international agency required by TJC, which directs the education of employees on safety policies and procedures and ensures the safe operation of the facility for patients and employees | Safety Committee |
| This management function involves getting the right people to do the work and developing their abilities so they can do the work better | Staffing |
| This internal committee is required by the NRC and TJC and has the responsibility of regulating hospital activities for radiation safety and nuclear medicine activities | Radiation Safety |
| Who was the first ?person x-rayed | Bertha Ludwieg Roetgen |
| Who is credited with the discovery of the circulation of blood? | William Harvey |
| What is the name of the process through which an agency grants recognition to an individual on demonstration, usually by examination, of specialized professional skills? | Certification |
| While working with radium, they discovered radioactivity and coined the phrase "radioactivity"? | Pierre and Marie Curie |
| This process is defined as when a manager achieves orderly group activities and unity of effort by workers who are fully aware of a common purpose | Coordinating |
| Who discovered x-rays? | Roentgen |
| What is the term defined as the process by which a government agency (usually the state) grants permission to individuals to practice their profession? | Licensure |
| What is the term defined as an authorative rule dealing with detail and procedure? | Regulation |
| This modality uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves along with a comuputer to generate sectional images of the patient? | MRI |
| This is a national examination as well as a listing of registered radiologic technologist | Registry |
| What term governs the ethical conduct of physician still today? | Hippocratic Oath |
| What coated the plate the Roentgen noticed fouorescing, which eventually led to the discovery of x-rays? | Barium Platinocyanide |
| What is the accrediting agency for hospitals? | TJC |
| Where where x-rays discovered? | Wurzburg, Germany |
| Who discovered penicillin? | Fleming |
| Who is the person that reports to the senior hospital administration and has direct responsibility and authority for the operation and organization of the imaging department? | Director of Radiology |
| Who specializes in the use of x-rays and other forms of radiation to diagnosis as well as treat diseases? | Radiologist |
| What was the first part x-rayed? | Hand |
| Who invented the battery? | Volta |
| Within this imaging modality, radiographers use a wide variety of procedures, including examinations of the skeletal system, the chest, and the abdomen. | Diagnostic Radiology |
| Within the structure of the imaging department, this physician's responsibility is for the medical operation and quality of the department, also for providing input involving the policy and procedures of the department. | Medical Director of Radiology |
| This professional organization represents technologist before the government. | ASRT |
| What organization or organizations sponsors ARRT? | ASRT and ACR |
| What is the management function that charts a course of action for the future? | Planning |
| When Roentgen was experimenting with these newly discovered rays, what did he see on a metal disc that he had been playing with? | His fingers |
| X-rays are classified as being what type of radiation? | Ionizing radiation |
| Who is considered as the first US death due to x-rays? | Dally |
| Who is considered the "Father of Pathology"? | Morgagni |
| What did the barium platinocyanide do when struck by the x-rays? | Floresced |
| This imaging modality is defined as the recording of a predetermined plane in the body using an x-ray beam that is measured, recorded, and then processed by a computer for display on a monitor? | CT |
| Whi is considered the "Father of anatomy"? | Vesalius |
| In what year were x-rays discovered? | 1895 |
| Who is the inventor of rolled film? | Eastman |
| Who produced the first American x-ray? | Pupin |
| This internal committee regulates infection control policies and procedure and conducts epidemiologic studies for patient and employee protection | Infection control committee |
| Who is the accrediting agency for radiologic technology programs? | JCERT |
| This modality is a valuable tool for the early detection of breast cancer? | Mammography |
| This management function id defines performance standards or guidelines used to measure progress toward the goals of the organization? | Controlling |
| What is the name of the project that was completed in the year 2000 that mapped out 40000 human genes? | The Human Genome Project |
| What serves as the driving force of the organization? | Mission Statement |
| Who is the link between the patient and the radiologist? | Staff |
| Who issures the CON's? | State Health Department |
| Who is imaging department's link to the medical staff? | Department Chair |
| Who is responsible for the small pox vaccination? | Edward Jenner |
| What is the term that is applied to someone who performs procedures that require attention to detail? | Technician |
| This is a person who is involved in higher level problem solving situations and has extensive education preparation? | Technologist |
| Who is considered 'the father of medicine"? | Hippocrates |
| This act was established in 1996 to protect certain personal health information. | HIPAA |
| This department is responsible for recruitment, retention, benefits, and compensation of all employees who work at the hospital? | Human Resources |
| What is the term defined as a voluntary peer reviewed process through which an agency grants recognition to an institution or a program of study that meets specified criteria? | Accreditation |
| Who also discovered radioactivity while working with uranium? | Becquerel |
| Who is employed by the Board of Directors to run day to day activities of the hospital? | CEO/President |
| This management function is defined as the development of a structure or framework that identifies how people do their work | Organizing |
| This group of people is given the authority by law to conduct, maintain, and operate a hospital for the benefit of the public. | board of Directors |
| This document details the minimum requirements for how a accredited program must operate | Standards |
| What is the term for the making of records? | Radiography |
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