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1
- standards of conduct or social norms that prescribe behavior
- field of study is a normative discipline whose main goals are prescriptive and evaluative rather than descriptive and explanatory.
Ethics
2
- science of human duty: rules of human conduct
- Its aim is "to contribute to betterment -- or at least non-deterioration -- of the human predicament"
Morality
3
are often expressed in highly technical and complex jargon
Laws
4
focus on conduct of groups/institutions (macro perspective)
Politics
5
focus on conduct of individuals (micro perspective)
Ethics/Moral Standards
6
standards of conduct that apply to people who occupy a professional occupation or role, coined by Thomas Percival
Professional Ethics
7
special kind of ethics only as it relates to a particular realm of facts and concerns, also coined by Thomas Percival
Medical Ethics
8
could be defined as the study of ethical issues and decision-making associated with the use of living organisms
Bioethics
9
practical discipline that provides a structured approach for identifying, analyzing, and resolving ethical issues in clinical medicine.
Clinical Ethics
10
ethics that involves truth-telling, informed consent, end of life care, palliative care, allocation of clinical resources, and the ethics of medical research.
Clinical Ethics
11
Supervises and directs activities of Radiology Department in accordance with accepted standards and administrative policies.
Establishes department procedure and methods of operation.
Assigns and supervises activities of all department personnel.
Serves as consultant to interpret roentgenographic findings and assist in determining the nature and extend of treatment necessary.
Chief Radiologist
12
- Participate with personnel of other departments in planning administrative and technical programs, and recommends methods and procedures for coordination of radiology with related patient care services.
- Schedule duties on department personnel.
- Schedule and recommends applicant to the department whom he feels fit for the job subject to the approval of the Administrator in accordance with the hospital employment procedure.
- directly responsible to the hospital administrator for the efficient functioning of this department and the conduct of the personnel under his charge.
- Provide radiologic services for diagnosis and/or treatment.
Chief Radiologist
13
Like the Chief Radiologist, they provide radiological services for diagnosis and/or treatment of disease.
Serve as consultant to other department heads to interpret roentgenographic findings and assist in determining nature and extend of treatment necessary.
assist the Chief Radiologist if necessary in his administration in the department.
Radiologist
14
Prepare the technologist’s schedule of duties, subject to approval by the Radiologist.
In charge of x-ray supplies requisition, control, auditing. He prepares inventory of supplies to be noted by the Radiologist to the administrator’s office.
To direct traffic or flow patient’s examinations.
Chief Radtech
15
He is the quality control (QC) officer of the radiographs taken.
To guide, train, and supervise new technician and trainees.
He is expected to set an example as regards to professional conduct and courtesy to patients, attending doctors and visitors.
Chief Radtech
16
produces radiographs
provides protection in accordance with prescribed safety standards
maintains adequate records as directed
Radtech
17
maintains orderliness and cleanliness
rotates within the department or other departments
maintain ethical relationship
Radtech
18
receive patients for examination
issue charged ticket and properly instruct patient
in charge of cleanliness of reception and waiting areas
keep tract of borrowed plates
good public relations officer to promote goodwill
Receptionist/Clerk
19
the maximum size for any general radiographic fluoroscopic room.
16ft x 18ft
20
special examination room measurements
20ft x 25ft
21
total area designed to the x-ray department for each examination room.
1,500 sq. ft.
22
viewing window measurement
24” x 36”
23
average area of darkroom
8ft x 8ft
24
FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY
_________ – to attempt to confirm of tendency by radiographs the presence or absence of specific physical features of the patient’s medical conditions.
________ – to provide diagnostic cares outside the hospitals in public health services.
- Diagnostics - Community
25
MEMBERS OF DESIGNING TEAM
_________ _________ - Overview of the relationship of radiology service and rest of the hospital department.
_________ - Responsible for the construction details.
_________ & ______ ______ - Provides the necessary information and facilities workload, flow patterns and anticipate future requirements.
__________ __________ - Responsible for specification of protective barriers.
__________ __________ - Provide the specification of power requirements, space requirements and radiation.
____________ - a person, association, partnership or corporation licensed by the Department of Health to operate and maintain an x-ray facility.
_______ _______ _______ - A person responsible for the conduct of radiation safety programs in a x-ray facility who is either a medical physicist, a qualified physician, radiologic or x-ray technologist.
________ _________ -
Is an individual with knowledge and skills in the repair and maintenance of x-ray machines and with training in radiation protection.
- Hospital Administrator - Architect - Radiologist & Chief Technologist - Radiologic Physicist - Equipment Manufacturer - Owner - Radiation Safety Officer - X-ray Technician
26
the branch of medicine, which deals with diagnostic and therapeutic application of radiant energy simply by the form of x-ray and gamma rays.
Radiology
27
A qualified physician who also has obtained adequate knowledge, training and experience in general radiology. He uses radiation for diagnosis.
Radiologist
28
a bonafide holder of a certificate of registration for radiologic technology, issued by the board of radiologic technology in accordance to R.A. 7431
Radtech
29
a bonafide holder of certificate of registration for x-ray technology.
X-ray Technologist
30
An auxiliary branch of radiology which deals with the technical application of radiation such as x-ray, beta rays, gamma rays, ultrasound and radio frequency in the diagnostic and treatment of diseases.
Radiologic Technology
31
An auxiliary branch of radiology which deals with technical application of radiation in x-rays as in the diagnosis of diseases and injuries.
X-ray Technology
32
A form of electromagnetic radiation with heterogeneous wavelength.
X-ray
33
A composite shadow produced on a sensitive film by x-ray that has transverse the body tissue lying between the sources of radiation in the sensitive film.
Radiograph
34
an x-ray machine used to show in detail the images structures lying in a predetermined plane of tissue, while blurring or eliminating details in images structures in other planes.
Conventional Tomographic Machine
35
x-ray machine that is specifically intended for the radiology examination of the heart or for the interventional x-ray procedure that involves the heart.
Cardiac Radiological Machine
36
Means the production of motion picture photographic records the image formed on the output phosphor of an image intensifier by the action of x-rays transmission through the patient.
Cineradiography
37
an x-ray machine that uses multiple x-ray transmission measurements and a computer program to generate tomographic images of the patient.
Computed Tomographic Machine
38
switch so constructed that a circuit – closing contact can be maintained only by continuous pressure on the switch.
dead-man switch
39
Is an x-ray machine which is used to view continuously the dynamic processes of the body.
Fluoroscopic Equipment
40
An x-ray machine that is specially designed and intended for radiographic examination of the breast only.
Mammographic X-ray Machine
41
facility with an x-ray machine permanently mounted inside a properly shielded vehicle.
Transportable X-ray Facility
42
an x-ray machine that is permanently mounted on wheels and can be moved with reasonable case.
Mobile X-ray Machine
43
an x-ray machine that is capable of being carried by not more than one able – bodied person
Portable X-ray Machine
44
A radiographic exposure in which a sequence of radiographs is made rapidly using an automatic cassette changer, image intensifier/TV chain, etc.
Serial Radiography
45
An apparatus equipped with a high vacuum tube that produces x-ray by bombarding a target, usually metallic, with fast moving electrodes.
X-ray Machine
46
An appropriately sensitive device used to estimate the radiation dose received by an individual.
Personal Monitor/OSL
47
A procedure done to help in patient diagnosis using x-ray emitting device
X-ray Examination
48
Shall refer to clinical diagnostic x-ray facilities.
Facility
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1
- standards of conduct or social norms that prescribe behavior
- field of study is a normative discipline whose main goals are prescriptive and evaluative rather than descriptive and explanatory.
Ethics
2
- science of human duty: rules of human conduct
- Its aim is "to contribute to betterment -- or at least non-deterioration -- of the human predicament"
Morality
3
are often expressed in highly technical and complex jargon
Laws
4
focus on conduct of groups/institutions (macro perspective)
Politics
5
focus on conduct of individuals (micro perspective)
Ethics/Moral Standards
6
standards of conduct that apply to people who occupy a professional occupation or role, coined by Thomas Percival
Professional Ethics
7
special kind of ethics only as it relates to a particular realm of facts and concerns, also coined by Thomas Percival
Medical Ethics
8
could be defined as the study of ethical issues and decision-making associated with the use of living organisms
Bioethics
9
practical discipline that provides a structured approach for identifying, analyzing, and resolving ethical issues in clinical medicine.
Clinical Ethics
10
ethics that involves truth-telling, informed consent, end of life care, palliative care, allocation of clinical resources, and the ethics of medical research.
Clinical Ethics
11
Supervises and directs activities of Radiology Department in accordance with accepted standards and administrative policies.
Establishes department procedure and methods of operation.
Assigns and supervises activities of all department personnel.
Serves as consultant to interpret roentgenographic findings and assist in determining the nature and extend of treatment necessary.
Chief Radiologist
12
- Participate with personnel of other departments in planning administrative and technical programs, and recommends methods and procedures for coordination of radiology with related patient care services.
- Schedule duties on department personnel.
- Schedule and recommends applicant to the department whom he feels fit for the job subject to the approval of the Administrator in accordance with the hospital employment procedure.
- directly responsible to the hospital administrator for the efficient functioning of this department and the conduct of the personnel under his charge.
- Provide radiologic services for diagnosis and/or treatment.
Chief Radiologist
13
Like the Chief Radiologist, they provide radiological services for diagnosis and/or treatment of disease.
Serve as consultant to other department heads to interpret roentgenographic findings and assist in determining nature and extend of treatment necessary.
assist the Chief Radiologist if necessary in his administration in the department.
Radiologist
14
Prepare the technologist’s schedule of duties, subject to approval by the Radiologist.
In charge of x-ray supplies requisition, control, auditing. He prepares inventory of supplies to be noted by the Radiologist to the administrator’s office.
To direct traffic or flow patient’s examinations.
Chief Radtech
15
He is the quality control (QC) officer of the radiographs taken.
To guide, train, and supervise new technician and trainees.
He is expected to set an example as regards to professional conduct and courtesy to patients, attending doctors and visitors.
Chief Radtech
16
produces radiographs
provides protection in accordance with prescribed safety standards
maintains adequate records as directed
Radtech
17
maintains orderliness and cleanliness
rotates within the department or other departments
maintain ethical relationship
Radtech
18
receive patients for examination
issue charged ticket and properly instruct patient
in charge of cleanliness of reception and waiting areas
keep tract of borrowed plates
good public relations officer to promote goodwill
Receptionist/Clerk
19
the maximum size for any general radiographic fluoroscopic room.
16ft x 18ft
20
special examination room measurements
20ft x 25ft
21
total area designed to the x-ray department for each examination room.
1,500 sq. ft.
22
viewing window measurement
24” x 36”
23
average area of darkroom
8ft x 8ft
24
FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY
_________ – to attempt to confirm of tendency by radiographs the presence or absence of specific physical features of the patient’s medical conditions.
________ – to provide diagnostic cares outside the hospitals in public health services.
- Diagnostics - Community
25
MEMBERS OF DESIGNING TEAM
_________ _________ - Overview of the relationship of radiology service and rest of the hospital department.
_________ - Responsible for the construction details.
_________ & ______ ______ - Provides the necessary information and facilities workload, flow patterns and anticipate future requirements.
__________ __________ - Responsible for specification of protective barriers.
__________ __________ - Provide the specification of power requirements, space requirements and radiation.
____________ - a person, association, partnership or corporation licensed by the Department of Health to operate and maintain an x-ray facility.
_______ _______ _______ - A person responsible for the conduct of radiation safety programs in a x-ray facility who is either a medical physicist, a qualified physician, radiologic or x-ray technologist.
________ _________ -
Is an individual with knowledge and skills in the repair and maintenance of x-ray machines and with training in radiation protection.
- Hospital Administrator - Architect - Radiologist & Chief Technologist - Radiologic Physicist - Equipment Manufacturer - Owner - Radiation Safety Officer - X-ray Technician
26
the branch of medicine, which deals with diagnostic and therapeutic application of radiant energy simply by the form of x-ray and gamma rays.
Radiology
27
A qualified physician who also has obtained adequate knowledge, training and experience in general radiology. He uses radiation for diagnosis.
Radiologist
28
a bonafide holder of a certificate of registration for radiologic technology, issued by the board of radiologic technology in accordance to R.A. 7431
Radtech
29
a bonafide holder of certificate of registration for x-ray technology.
X-ray Technologist
30
An auxiliary branch of radiology which deals with the technical application of radiation such as x-ray, beta rays, gamma rays, ultrasound and radio frequency in the diagnostic and treatment of diseases.
Radiologic Technology
31
An auxiliary branch of radiology which deals with technical application of radiation in x-rays as in the diagnosis of diseases and injuries.
X-ray Technology
32
A form of electromagnetic radiation with heterogeneous wavelength.
X-ray
33
A composite shadow produced on a sensitive film by x-ray that has transverse the body tissue lying between the sources of radiation in the sensitive film.
Radiograph
34
an x-ray machine used to show in detail the images structures lying in a predetermined plane of tissue, while blurring or eliminating details in images structures in other planes.
Conventional Tomographic Machine
35
x-ray machine that is specifically intended for the radiology examination of the heart or for the interventional x-ray procedure that involves the heart.
Cardiac Radiological Machine
36
Means the production of motion picture photographic records the image formed on the output phosphor of an image intensifier by the action of x-rays transmission through the patient.
Cineradiography
37
an x-ray machine that uses multiple x-ray transmission measurements and a computer program to generate tomographic images of the patient.
Computed Tomographic Machine
38
switch so constructed that a circuit – closing contact can be maintained only by continuous pressure on the switch.
dead-man switch
39
Is an x-ray machine which is used to view continuously the dynamic processes of the body.
Fluoroscopic Equipment
40
An x-ray machine that is specially designed and intended for radiographic examination of the breast only.
Mammographic X-ray Machine
41
facility with an x-ray machine permanently mounted inside a properly shielded vehicle.
Transportable X-ray Facility
42
an x-ray machine that is permanently mounted on wheels and can be moved with reasonable case.
Mobile X-ray Machine
43
an x-ray machine that is capable of being carried by not more than one able – bodied person
Portable X-ray Machine
44
A radiographic exposure in which a sequence of radiographs is made rapidly using an automatic cassette changer, image intensifier/TV chain, etc.
Serial Radiography
45
An apparatus equipped with a high vacuum tube that produces x-ray by bombarding a target, usually metallic, with fast moving electrodes.
X-ray Machine
46
An appropriately sensitive device used to estimate the radiation dose received by an individual.
Personal Monitor/OSL
47
A procedure done to help in patient diagnosis using x-ray emitting device
X-ray Examination
48
Shall refer to clinical diagnostic x-ray facilities.
Facility