Question 1

Match each term with its definition.
-Using sound waves with a frequency of over 20,000 vibrations per second to produce images of the internal structures of the body

Accepted Answer

A) dosimeter 
B) lead shield 
C) roentgen rays 
D) therapeutic radiation 
E) contrast agent
F)oral cholecystogram
G)sonography
H)upper GI series
I)lower GI series
J)double contrast 
A) dosimeter 
B) lead shield 
C) roentgen rays 
D) therapeutic radiation 
E) contrast agent
F)oral cholecystogram
G)sonography
H)upper GI series
I)lower GI series
J)double contrast G

Question 2

​Match the term to its description or definition.
-​An injury or wound;a circumscribed area of pathologically altered tissue

Accepted Answer

A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer 
A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer B

Question 3

​Match the term to its description or definition.
-​Radiation therapy administered by a machine that is positioned at some distance from the patient

Accepted Answer

A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer 
A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer K

Question 4

​Match the type of ultrasound with the preparation required for the procedure.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Take nothing by mouth after midnight

Accepted Answer

A) ​abdominal ultrasound 
B) ​pelvic or fetal ultrasound 
A) ​abdominal ultrasound 
B) ​pelvic or fetal ultrasound

Question 5

The breasts are compressed during a mammography because doing so:

Accepted Answer

A)  breaks apart any small tumors that may be present 
B)  is more comfortable for the patient 
C)  requires less radiation to be used 
D)  eliminates the need to use radiation 
A)  breaks apart any small tumors that may be present 
B)  is more comfortable for the patient 
C)  requires less radiation to be used 
D)  eliminates the need to use radiation

Question 6

Match each term with its definition.
-Study of the urinary tract done by inserting a sterile catheter into the urinary meatus,through the bladder,and up into the ureters

Accepted Answer

A) retrograde pyelogram 
B) KUB (kidneys,ureters,bladder) 
C) mammography 
D) mild analgesic 
E) computed tomography (CT)
F)nuclear medicine
G)uptake study
H)ultrasonography
I)invasive ultrasound
J)magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 
A) retrograde pyelogram 
B) KUB (kidneys,ureters,bladder) 
C) mammography 
D) mild analgesic 
E) computed tomography (CT)
F)nuclear medicine
G)uptake study
H)ultrasonography
I)invasive ultrasound
J)magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Question 7

Match each term with its definition.
-Another name for a barium enema

Accepted Answer

A) dosimeter 
B) lead shield 
C) roentgen rays 
D) therapeutic radiation 
E) contrast agent
F)oral cholecystogram
G)sonography
H)upper GI series
I)lower GI series
J)double contrast 
A) dosimeter 
B) lead shield 
C) roentgen rays 
D) therapeutic radiation 
E) contrast agent
F)oral cholecystogram
G)sonography
H)upper GI series
I)lower GI series
J)double contrast

Question 8

Match each term with its definition.
-Taken to relieve discomfort or aching a patient may experience after a mammogram

Accepted Answer

A) retrograde pyelogram 
B) KUB (kidneys,ureters,bladder) 
C) mammography 
D) mild analgesic 
E) computed tomography (CT)
F)nuclear medicine
G)uptake study
H)ultrasonography
I)invasive ultrasound
J)magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 
A) retrograde pyelogram 
B) KUB (kidneys,ureters,bladder) 
C) mammography 
D) mild analgesic 
E) computed tomography (CT)
F)nuclear medicine
G)uptake study
H)ultrasonography
I)invasive ultrasound
J)magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Question 9

​Match the term to its description or definition.
-A device that transforms power from one system to another in the same or different form

Accepted Answer

A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer 
A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer

Question 10

An MRI:

Accepted Answer

A)  is an invasive procedure 
B)  requires that the patient stand alone in a special padded room 
C)  can last from 30 to 60 minutes 
D)  requires extensive patient preparation 
A)  is an invasive procedure 
B)  requires that the patient stand alone in a special padded room 
C)  can last from 30 to 60 minutes 
D)  requires extensive patient preparation

Question 11

​Match the term to its description or definition.
-​A record produced on a photographic plate,film,or paper by the action of X-ray or radium

Accepted Answer

A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer 
A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer

Question 12

Match each term with its definition.
-Use of a vaginal probe during a pelvic ultrasound to aid in visualizing internal structures

Accepted Answer

A) retrograde pyelogram 
B) KUB (kidneys,ureters,bladder) 
C) mammography 
D) mild analgesic 
E) computed tomography (CT)
F)nuclear medicine
G)uptake study
H)ultrasonography
I)invasive ultrasound
J)magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 
A) retrograde pyelogram 
B) KUB (kidneys,ureters,bladder) 
C) mammography 
D) mild analgesic 
E) computed tomography (CT)
F)nuclear medicine
G)uptake study
H)ultrasonography
I)invasive ultrasound
J)magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Question 13

Which type of radiation therapy involves placing radioactive implants close to or into cancerous tissue?

Accepted Answer

A)  transduction 
B)  brachytherapy 
C)  sonography 
D)  teletherapy 
A)  transduction 
B)  brachytherapy 
C)  sonography 
D)  teletherapy

Question 14

​Match the term to its description or definition.
-A flat or relatively smooth surface;points of reference by which positions or parts of the body are indicated

Accepted Answer

A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer 
A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer

Question 15

​Match the following term with its definition or description.
-​A diagnostic procedure performed with a cystoscope that allows a provider to look at the inside of the bladder and urethra,collect urine samples,and examine the prostate gland;it also enables biopsies to be taken or small stones to be removed by way of a hollow channel

Accepted Answer

A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants 
A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants

Question 16

​Match the following term with its definition or description.
-​Introduces the contrast medium into the colon via a tube

Accepted Answer

A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants 
A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants

Question 17

​Match the term to its description or definition.
-​Impenetrable to the X-ray or other forms of radiation

Accepted Answer

A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer 
A) ​iodine 
B) ​lesion 
C) ​maturity 
D) ​planes 
E) ​positron emission tomography
F)​radioactive
G)​radiograph
H)​radiologist
I)​radiopaque
J)​residual barium
K)​teletherapy
L)​transducer

Question 18

​Match the following term with its definition or description.
-​A device consisting of a fluorescent screen in conjunction with an X-ray tube to make visible shadows of objects interposed between the screen and the tube

Accepted Answer

A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants 
A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants

Question 19

​Match the following term with its definition or description.
-​A minute particle of matter charged with the smallest known amount of negative electricity;opposite of proton

Accepted Answer

A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants 
A) ​brachytherapy 
B) ​claustrophobia 
C) ​compression 
D) ​conjunction 
E) ​cystoscopy
F)​diagnostic
G)​distends
H)​electromagnetic
I)​electromagnetic radiation
J)​electron
K)​enema
L)​evacuants
M)​fluoroscope
N)​implants

Question 20

A retrograde pyelogram is usually done in conjunction with which procedure?

Accepted Answer

A)  upper GI series 
B)  lower GI series 
C)  cystoscopy 
D)  colonoscopy 
A)  upper GI series 
B)  lower GI series 
C)  cystoscopy 
D)  colonoscopy

Exam 48: Radiology Procedures

Match each term with its definition. -Using sound waves with a frequency of over 20,000 vibrations per second to produce images of the internal structures of the body

​Match the term to its description or definition. -​An injury or wound;a circumscribed area of pathologically altered tissue

​Match the term to its description or definition. -​Radiation therapy administered by a machine that is positioned at some distance from the patient

​Match the type of ultrasound with the preparation required for the procedure.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Take nothing by mouth after midnight

The breasts are compressed during a mammography because doing so:

Match each term with its definition. -Study of the urinary tract done by inserting a sterile catheter into the urinary meatus,through the bladder,and up into the ureters

Match each term with its definition. -Another name for a barium enema

Match each term with its definition. -Taken to relieve discomfort or aching a patient may experience after a mammogram

​Match the term to its description or definition. -A device that transforms power from one system to another in the same or different form

An MRI:

​Match the term to its description or definition. -​A record produced on a photographic plate,film,or paper by the action of X-ray or radium

Match each term with its definition. -Use of a vaginal probe during a pelvic ultrasound to aid in visualizing internal structures

Which type of radiation therapy involves placing radioactive implants close to or into cancerous tissue?

​Match the term to its description or definition. -A flat or relatively smooth surface;points of reference by which positions or parts of the body are indicated

​Match the following term with its definition or description. -​Introduces the contrast medium into the colon via a tube

​Match the term to its description or definition. -​Impenetrable to the X-ray or other forms of radiation

​Match the following term with its definition or description. -​A device consisting of a fluorescent screen in conjunction with an X-ray tube to make visible shadows of objects interposed between the screen and the tube

​Match the following term with its definition or description. -​A minute particle of matter charged with the smallest known amount of negative electricity;opposite of proton

A retrograde pyelogram is usually done in conjunction with which procedure?

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Match the term to its description or definition. -An injury or wound;a circumscribed area of pathologically altered tissue

Match the term to its description or definition. -Radiation therapy administered by a machine that is positioned at some distance from the patient

Match the type of ultrasound with the preparation required for the procedure.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Take nothing by mouth after midnight

Match the term to its description or definition. -A device that transforms power from one system to another in the same or different form

Match the term to its description or definition. -A record produced on a photographic plate,film,or paper by the action of X-ray or radium

Match the term to its description or definition. -A flat or relatively smooth surface;points of reference by which positions or parts of the body are indicated

Match the following term with its definition or description. -Introduces the contrast medium into the colon via a tube

Match the term to its description or definition. -Impenetrable to the X-ray or other forms of radiation

Match the following term with its definition or description. -A device consisting of a fluorescent screen in conjunction with an X-ray tube to make visible shadows of objects interposed between the screen and the tube

Match the following term with its definition or description. -A minute particle of matter charged with the smallest known amount of negative electricity;opposite of proton