Unit 1 X RAY 1000

Which of the following is not a requirement to apply for the program February 1st?

CPR

What is the minimum GPA needed for all XRAY courses?

2.0

How many days a week is our students in clinical as a second-year student?

3 days a week

Psychology is considered a social science elective. True or False

True

Being able to move the tube in XRAY is a physical standard that one must have in order to perform XRAY?. True or False

True

If you pass class but not clinical, you are still allowed to move on to the next semester?. True or False

False

Gathering patient histories is a part of what technical standard?

Ability to communicate orally and in writing

Once accepted into the program, which of the following must be completed prior to the start of the summer class/clinical?

A and b (physical exam and immunization)

How many years must one’s criminal background be cleared in order to enter into the Radiography program?

7

Which hepatitis vaccine is a student vaccinated against in our program?

B

Which of the following is not a social science elective?

Art

How many years is CPR good for?

Two

Lifting patients is a part of what technical standard?

Strength and mobility

The HESI A2 exam is required before acceptance. How many points is this exam worth?

20

What course is Math 1200 a prerequisite for?

Radiographic Physics

Students go to one hospital site for their entire two years in the program. True or False

False

Cell

Basic unit of all living things: the human body is composed of trillions of cells that vary in size and shape according to functions

Organ

Two or more kinds of tissue that together preform special body functions

System

Group of organs that work together to preform complex body functions

Muscle Tissue

Composed of cells that have a special ability to contract, usually producing movement

Nerve tissue

Found in the nerves, spinal cord, and brain; coordinates and controls body activity

Connective tissue

connects, supports, penetrates, and encases various body structures; forms bones, fat, cartilage, and blood

Epithelail Tissue

The major covering of the external surface of body; forms membranes that line body cavities and organs and is the major tissue in glands

suffix

end of root word

prefix

beginning of root word

word root

fundamental meaning

combining vowel

placed between 2 root words and between a root word and suffix

Pathologist

Physician who studies disease

Lipoma

Tumor consumed of fat tissue

Cytology

Study of cells

Visceral

pertaining to internal organs