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Part of patient education during IV contrast administration are the following except: A. Provide appropriate information B. Be honest about pain C. Note that pain is different for each patient D. Assured patient for speedy recovery

D. Assured patient for speedy recovery

Radiographer must knowledgeable of all medications administered in the department including the following except: A Name C. Dosages B. Profile D. Contraindication

B. Profile

Contrast media should be given to patient as per doctor's order via what blood vessel? A. Vein C. Capillary B. Artery D. Venules

A. Vein

The process of obtaining intravenous access for the purpose of intravenous therapy or diagnosis. A. IV administration B. IV therapy C. Venipuncture D. None of the above

C. Venipuncture

The following are things to prepare prior to venipuncture except? A. Alcohol B. Contrast C. Tourniquet D. Waiver

D. Waiver

The following are parts of a needle use for contrast media administration except: A. Bevel C. Shart B. Barrel D. Hub

B. Barrel

In giving IV administration of dye, radiographer should do the following except: A. Verify patient identify B. Invite the relatives to observe during administration C. Check contrast for several times D. Reduced air bubbles inside the syringe

B. Invite the relatives to observe during administration

Several factors should be consider by the radiographer in selecting IV site except: A. Condition of vein C. Patient preference B. Purpose of infusion D. Duration of therapy

C. Patient preference

Veins most often used for IV injection in radiography administration except: A. Posterior hand C. Radial aspect of wrist B. Axillary area D. Antecubital space of elbow

B. Axillary area

Radiology technologist should not administer contrast in any of the following except: A. Shunt B. Fistula C. Edema D. Operative site

D. Operative site

The intentional harmful or offensive touching or use force on a person without legal justification. A. Assault C. Ligation B. Battery D. None of the above

B. Battery

An act or threat causing another to be in fearof immediate battery. A. Litigation C. Assault B. Battery D. None of the above

C. Assault

In criminal cases and phases of litigation will undergo several stages except: A. Imprisonment C. Appeal B. Trial D. Consultation of attorney

A. Imprisonment

An improper care of patient from health care worker resulted to health jeopardy. A. Confidentiality C. Negligence B. Malpractice D. None of the above

B. Malpractice

The following are blood borne pathogens that can be transmitted during IV administration except: A. Hepatitis B C. Hepatitis A B. HIV D. None of the above

C. Hepatitis A

List of people that are susceptible to have infection or disease. A. Babies C. Immunocompromised B. Elderly D. All of the above

D. All of the above

Mode of transmission of infectious diseases are the following except: A. Indirect contact C. Direct contact B. Water D. Airborne

B. Water

The following could be a reservoir of chain of infection except: A. Soil C. Air B. Water D. People

C. Air

The strict technique to eliminate all microorganisms from an area or field. A. Medical asepsis C. Clean technique B. Sterile technique D. None of the above

B. Sterile technique

A waste contaminated with blood and other bodily fluids, cultures and stocks of infectious agent from laboratory work. A. Infectious waste C. Pathological waste B. Chemical waste D. None of the above

A. Infectious waste

A waste from human tissues, organs or fluids, body parts and contaminated animal carcasses. A. Chemical waste C. Infectious waste B. Pathological waste D. Sharp waste

B. Pathological waste

A waste containing substances with genotoxic properties such as cytotoxic drugs used in cancer treatment and their metabolites. A. Radioactive waste C. Pharmaceutical waste B. Cytotoxic waste D. Infectious waste

B. Cytotoxic waste

Type of sterilization that considered acceptable for processing cleaned patient-care items that cannot be packaged, sterilized and stored before use. A. lonizing radiation B. Flash sterilization C. Steam sterilization D. None of the above

B. Flash sterilization

Also used in healthcare facilities to decontaminate microbiological waste and sharps containers but required in gravity displacement sterilizer. A. lonizing radiation C. Dry-heat sterilization B. Steam sterilization D. None of the above

B. Steam sterilization

It is used for years as a drinking water disinfectant and produced when oxygen is energized and split into two monotonic molecules. A. Dry-heat sterilization C. Flash Sterilization B. Ozone D. Steam sterilization

B. Ozone

The following are true about medical asepsis except: A. Reduces number of pathogens B. Known also as clean technique C. Eliminates all pathogens D. Used in administration of giving medications

C. Eliminates all pathogens

All are true about surgical asepsis except: A. Eliminates all pathogens B. Referred to as sterile technique C. Reduces the number of pathogens D. None of the above

C. Reduces the number of pathogens

A waste products contaminated by radionuclides including radioactive diagnostic materials. A. Non-hazardous waste C. Pharmaceutical waste B. Radioactive waste D. Cytotoxic waste

B. Radioactive waste

The process of destroying all microbes on the surface of an article or in a fluid to prevent disease transmission. A. Disinfection C. Sterilization B. Medical asepsis D. None of the above

C. Sterilization

A waste that does not pose any particular biological, chemical, radioactive or physical hazard A. General waste B. Pathological waste C. Radioactive waste D. Chemical waste

A. General waste

This process considered acceptable for processing cleaned patient care items that cannot be packaged, sterilized and stored. A. lonizing radiation C. Steam sterilization B. Flash sterilization D. Ozone

B. Flash sterilization

has been used for years as a drinking water disinfectant and produced when oxygen is energized and split into two molecules. A. Ionizing radiation C. Disinfection B. Flash sterilization D. None of the above

D. None of the above

A surface, object and product or envicenment has been treated such as free of contamination. A. Sterile B. Aseptic C. Disinfection D. None of the above

B. Aseptic

The following procedure are needed clean techniques before carrying-out except; A. Radiograph B. Suture removal C. Soft tissue graft D. Taking vital signs

B. Suture removal

Also used in healthcare facilities to decontaminate microbiological waste and sharps A. Flash sterilization B. Steam sterilization C. Dry-heat sterilization D. Ozone

B. Steam sterilization

4 Parts of Needle PHBC

- Plunger - Hub - Bevel - Cannula

5 Reservoirs of chain of infection FSWPA

- Food - Soil - Water - People - Animals

5 METHODS of DISINFECTION CCCCO

- Chlorine Gas - Chlorination (sodium hypochlorite solution) - Chlorination (solid calcium hypochlorite) - Chloramines - Ozone

6 Chain of Infection ARPMPS

- Agent (Germs) - Reservoir (Where germs live) - Portal of Exit (How germs get out) - Mode of Transmission (Germs get around) - Portal of Entry (How germs get in) - Susceptible Host (Next Sick Person)

6 Breaking chain of infection PIIPAS

1) Proper hand hygiene 2) Isolation Procedures 3) Immunizations 4) Proper nutrition 5) Adequate rest 6) Stress management

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D. Assured patient for speedy recovery

Radiographer must knowledgeable of all medications administered in the department including the following except: A Name C. Dosages B. Profile D. Contraindication

B. Profile

Contrast media should be given to patient as per doctor's order via what blood vessel? A. Vein C. Capillary B. Artery D. Venules

A. Vein

The process of obtaining intravenous access for the purpose of intravenous therapy or diagnosis. A. IV administration B. IV therapy C. Venipuncture D. None of the above

C. Venipuncture

The following are things to prepare prior to venipuncture except? A. Alcohol B. Contrast C. Tourniquet D. Waiver

D. Waiver

The following are parts of a needle use for contrast media administration except: A. Bevel C. Shart B. Barrel D. Hub

B. Barrel

B. Invite the relatives to observe during administration

Several factors should be consider by the radiographer in selecting IV site except: A. Condition of vein C. Patient preference B. Purpose of infusion D. Duration of therapy

C. Patient preference

Veins most often used for IV injection in radiography administration except: A. Posterior hand C. Radial aspect of wrist B. Axillary area D. Antecubital space of elbow

B. Axillary area

Radiology technologist should not administer contrast in any of the following except: A. Shunt B. Fistula C. Edema D. Operative site

D. Operative site

The intentional harmful or offensive touching or use force on a person without legal justification. A. Assault C. Ligation B. Battery D. None of the above

B. Battery

An act or threat causing another to be in fearof immediate battery. A. Litigation C. Assault B. Battery D. None of the above

C. Assault

In criminal cases and phases of litigation will undergo several stages except: A. Imprisonment C. Appeal B. Trial D. Consultation of attorney

A. Imprisonment

An improper care of patient from health care worker resulted to health jeopardy. A. Confidentiality C. Negligence B. Malpractice D. None of the above

B. Malpractice

The following are blood borne pathogens that can be transmitted during IV administration except: A. Hepatitis B C. Hepatitis A B. HIV D. None of the above

C. Hepatitis A

List of people that are susceptible to have infection or disease. A. Babies C. Immunocompromised B. Elderly D. All of the above

D. All of the above

Mode of transmission of infectious diseases are the following except: A. Indirect contact C. Direct contact B. Water D. Airborne

B. Water

The following could be a reservoir of chain of infection except: A. Soil C. Air B. Water D. People

C. Air

The strict technique to eliminate all microorganisms from an area or field. A. Medical asepsis C. Clean technique B. Sterile technique D. None of the above

B. Sterile technique

A waste contaminated with blood and other bodily fluids, cultures and stocks of infectious agent from laboratory work. A. Infectious waste C. Pathological waste B. Chemical waste D. None of the above

A. Infectious waste

A waste from human tissues, organs or fluids, body parts and contaminated animal carcasses. A. Chemical waste C. Infectious waste B. Pathological waste D. Sharp waste

B. Pathological waste

B. Cytotoxic waste

B. Flash sterilization

B. Steam sterilization

B. Ozone

The following are true about medical asepsis except: A. Reduces number of pathogens B. Known also as clean technique C. Eliminates all pathogens D. Used in administration of giving medications

C. Eliminates all pathogens

All are true about surgical asepsis except: A. Eliminates all pathogens B. Referred to as sterile technique C. Reduces the number of pathogens D. None of the above

C. Reduces the number of pathogens

A waste products contaminated by radionuclides including radioactive diagnostic materials. A. Non-hazardous waste C. Pharmaceutical waste B. Radioactive waste D. Cytotoxic waste

B. Radioactive waste

The process of destroying all microbes on the surface of an article or in a fluid to prevent disease transmission. A. Disinfection C. Sterilization B. Medical asepsis D. None of the above

C. Sterilization

A waste that does not pose any particular biological, chemical, radioactive or physical hazard A. General waste B. Pathological waste C. Radioactive waste D. Chemical waste

A. General waste

B. Flash sterilization

D. None of the above

A surface, object and product or envicenment has been treated such as free of contamination. A. Sterile B. Aseptic C. Disinfection D. None of the above

B. Aseptic

The following procedure are needed clean techniques before carrying-out except; A. Radiograph B. Suture removal C. Soft tissue graft D. Taking vital signs

B. Suture removal

Also used in healthcare facilities to decontaminate microbiological waste and sharps A. Flash sterilization B. Steam sterilization C. Dry-heat sterilization D. Ozone

B. Steam sterilization

4 Parts of Needle PHBC

- Plunger - Hub - Bevel - Cannula

5 Reservoirs of chain of infection FSWPA

- Food - Soil - Water - People - Animals

5 METHODS of DISINFECTION CCCCO

- Chlorine Gas - Chlorination (sodium hypochlorite solution) - Chlorination (solid calcium hypochlorite) - Chloramines - Ozone

6 Chain of Infection ARPMPS

6 Breaking chain of infection PIIPAS

1) Proper hand hygiene 2) Isolation Procedures 3) Immunizations 4) Proper nutrition 5) Adequate rest 6) Stress management