Explaining the MRI procedure before starting helps with: 1) Evaluating patient understanding 2) Gaining patient cooperation 3) Determining extent of injuries

A nonliving object that can transfer infections to a host is called a:

A diabetic patient is scheduled for an MRI procedure with and without contrast. What is the purpose of obtaining the patient’s GFR prior to the exam?

Which part of the ECG represents depolarization of ventricular muscle cells?

Patients who undergo sedation for an MRI should always be monitored with a:

A patient with limited English proficiency arrives for an MRI. They cannot fully understand your screening questions. What should you do?

A patient discloses that they are pregnant but do not want anyone else to know. The radiologist requests documentation of pregnancy status in the chart. What is the ethically correct choice?

During an MRI of the knee, the patient tells you the coil feels “hot.” What should you do next?

What is the normal/average rate of respiration for a healthy adult?

You discover a patient still has a transdermal medication patch on their back after they are already positioned in the bore. What should you do?