Exam 18: Aseptic Techniques
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When performing dressing changes,it is important to remember that
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You are working as a radiographer in a busy imaging department,late into the evening.You receive a request for a portable chest radiograph on a cardiac patient in the ICU.Your coworker comments that he just did a portable chest procedure on the same patient approximately 15 minutes earlier and questions why they are ordering another one so soon.The rationale for this next chest image would most likely be
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The role of the imaging technologist during cardiac pacemaker studies is to
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A common neonatal chest disorder requiring portable radiography in the neonatal unit is transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN).Radiographs are taken to visualize the chest for respiratory distress,and in doing so,the imaging professional must
1)use the highest degree of aseptic techniques.
2)use lead protection when possible,and sterilize after each use.
3)wash hands only after the procedure is complete.
4)wrap all items that may have the potential of coming in contact with the newborn.
5)use contact or shadow shielding for patient protection.
6)treat the procedure as a sterile procedure similar to surgery.
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Two people in sterile attire should pass each other in which of the following ways?
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If you suspect the radiologist has contaminated his or her glove,which of the following should you do?
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If the sterility of an object is unknown,which of the following should be done?
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