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ATI PN CAPSTONE 1,2&3 QUESTIONS BANK-QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR 2023 UPDATE1ATI PN CAPSTONE 1,2&3 QUESTIONS BANK-QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 UPDATE CAPSTONE 1 1. If a male client experienced a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) that damaged the hypothalamus, the nurse anticipate that the client has problems with: a. Body temperature control. b. Balance and equilibrium c. Visual acuity d. Thinking and reasoning 2. A female client admitted to an acute care facility after a car accident de...

Texas Industrial Radiography Gamma Questions and Answers Graded A+ 2024 1. What is the primary device used to prevent over exposures? A. Film Badge B. Survey Instrument C. Pocket Dosimeter D. Alarm Ratemeter B. Survey Instrument 2. Which of the following procedures should not be used in the event of a job site emergency? A. Post a 2 mr hr boundary if not already posted B. Send someone with written instructions to call the Radiation Safety Officer. C. Assure that the area is prope...

Radiation Therapy Board Exam Review – MOSBY fully solved to pass Orthovoltage machines operated in the range of A. 10-40 KV B. 100 KV C. 100-200 KV D. 150-500 KV - correct answer D. 150-500 KV 0.01 J/Kg is equivalent to: A. 1 Roengtgen B. 1 RAD C. 1 Gy D. 1 Bq - correct answer B. 1 RAD A pocket dosimeter is a A. low energy dosimeter B. thermoluminescent dosimeter C. cutie pie D. none of the above - correct answer A. low energy dosimeter Traditional unit of absorbed dose e...

Orthovoltage machines operated in the range of A. 10-40 KV B. 100 KV C. 100-200 KV D. 150-500 KV - Answer-D. 150-500 KV 0.01 J/Kg is equivalent to: A. 1 Roengtgen B. 1 RAD C. 1 Gy D. 1 Bq - Answer-B. 1 RAD A pocket dosimeter is a A. low energy dosimeter B. thermoluminescent dosimeter C. cutie pie D. none of the above - Answer-A. low energy dosimeter Traditional unit of absorbed dose equivalent. A. REM B. RAD C. Roentgen D. RBE - Answer-A. REM Unit of exposure in air is:A. Roe...

ATI PN CAPSTONE 1,2&3 QUESTIONS BANK-QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 UPDATE ATI PN CAPSTONE 1,2&3 QUESTIONS BANK-QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 UPDATE CAPSTONE 1 1. If a male client experienced a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) that damaged the hypothalamus, the nurse anticipate that the client has problems with: a. Body temperature control. b. Balance and equilibrium c. Visual acuity d. Thinking and reasoning 2. A female client admitted to an acute care facility after a car accident develops...

RADIATION STATE TEST EXAM LATEST UPDATE GRADED A A X-ray machine after turning off still emits radicactivity due to a process known as the Compton effect. False The disintegration or breaking up of an radiation is called radioactive decay. True Old depleted radiography sources can be treated as ordinary trash and thrown in the garbage False The strength of a source is calied the activity The time required for one-half of the unstable atoms to decay is known as half-life The spread of radio...

IRRSP Practice Test Questions with solutions 2024 The activity of a radioactive source The term "Curie" defines: a. The exposure of a radioactive source b. The intensity of a radioactive source c. The activity of a radioactive source d. The output of a radioactive source Reddening of the skin, loss of hair, blistering Which of the following are symptoms of an acute extremity overexposure? a. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea b. Fatigue, nausea, reddening of the skin c. Diarrhea, blis...

ARRT Test Prep questions and answers 2024 Main property of x-radiation that makes it potentially hazardous is its ability to? - ANSWERS Ionize Describe the damage potential of ionization? - ANSWERS Chain reaction in the human body that may eventually cause biologic damage. X-rays are from the Electric Magnetic Spectrum or radiation energy and is considered harmful in high energy ranges. What is the most likely potential hazard working with diagnostic radiology? - ANSWERS Carcinogenesis ...

Mosby's-Radiation Protection(question & answers)graded A+ 2023 According to NCRP Report #160, natural background radiation represents what percentage of humans' radiation exposure? a. 21% b. 50% c. 82% d. 5% - correct answer B. Of this, 82% comes from Radon gas According to NCRP Report #160, the greatest source of natural background radiation exposure is: a. cosmic rays b. Radioactive materials c. The body itself d. Radon gas - correct answer D. Radon gas is part of humans' natu...

ARRT Test Prep questions and answers 2024 Main property of x-radiation that makes it potentially hazardous is its ability to? - ANSWERS Ionize Describe the damage potential of ionization? - ANSWERS Chain reaction in the human body that may eventually cause biologic damage. X-rays are from the Electric Magnetic Spectrum or radiation energy and is considered harmful in high energy ranges. What is the most likely potential hazard working with diagnostic radiology? - ANSWERS Carcinogenesis ...