All of the following are possible sources of nosocomial infection except:

Which of the following are priorities for radiologic technologists when working with a patient in an emergency situation? Take measures to prevent or treat shock Attend to wounds or fractures Provide emotional support Continually reevaluate and follow up appropriately

Diseases caused by fungi may be classified as:

In the five rights of drug administration, the radiographer asks the patient for his/her name and date of birth and verifies this information on the patient’s armband. This is describing the:

The ______ route is the most common method of drug administration.

You are performing an examination in the radiology department on a patient who was transferred from the emergency department.  As the exam progresses, you notice that the patient’s speech becomes slurred and that he develops paralysis to one side of his body.  The patient is likely to be experiencing:

Which of the following are accurate in performing CPR on an adult with a one-person rescue?

Choose the two (2) actions that would be appropriate in handling a patient who begins a violent seizure:

Which of the factors below describes drug movement from the blood to various tissues and organs in the body?

The degree of blackness on a radiographic image describes: