Category: Image Production-33The device that converts the light emitted by an exposed PSP in a processing reader to an electric signal is the:

Category: Patient Care-18A 42-year-old male patient has an open reduction of the lower leg performed in the operating room. Three days later, he is brought to the radiology department for a follow-up radiograph. As the radiographer brings the patient into the room, the patient suddenly begins to complain of chest pain and he appears short of breath. The radiographer takes the patient’s vital signs and notes that his blood pressure is 130/84 mm Hg and his pulse rate is 120 beats per minute. Which of the following apply to this situation?The patient’s symptoms indicate that he may be suffering from a pulmonary embolusThe patient’s blood pressure indicates that he is hypertensiveThe patient’s pulse rate indicates that he has tachycardia

Category: Procedures-2A right lateral decubitus radiograph of the chest is taken of a patient with the grid placed behind the patient. This is an example of a/an:

Category: Pilot-8The spinning top test can be used to evaluate:timer accuracyrectifier failureeffect of kVp on contrast

Category: Image Production-14Recorded detail can be improved by decreasing:SIDOIDMotion unsharpness

Category: Patient Care-13Transmission of infection that involves contact with infectious secretions that come from the conjunctiva, nose or mouth of a host or disease carrier as the person coughs, sneezes, or talks describes:

Category: Image Production-39If the center cell is selected for an AP lumbar spine, the MOST likely response of an AEC if the spine is not over the ion chamber is that:

Category: Image Production-3The current passing between the secondary side of the step-up transformer and the rectifiers is best described as a type of:

Category: Patient Care-22Pulse taken at the top of the feet in line with the groove between the extensor tendons of the great and second toe is called:

Category: Procedures-6Choose the three (3) correct responses regarding the PA oblique projection of the sternum: