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ARRT CT EXAM REVIEW 1
COMPLETE ANSWERS 100% CORRECT (LATEST )


1. Complete cardiac diastole corresponds to which portion of the cardiaccycle on an
electrocardiogram (ECG)?


a. P wave
b. QRS complex
c. Alpha wave
d. T wave: d. T wave

2. During CT arthrography, iodinated contrast media is injected directly intothe:


a. joint space
b. intrathecal space
c. subarachnoid space
d. venous bloodstream: a. joint space

3. Which of the following is considered one of the iso-osmolar contrast media(IOCM)?


a. iodixanol
b. iopamidol
c. iohexl
d. ioversol: a. iodixanol

4. A common site for IV administration of iodinated contrast media is theanterior recess of
the elbow, otherwise known as the:


a. brachial fossa
b. olecranon fossa
c. retroulnar space

,d. antecubital space: d. antecubital space

5. The potentially serious decline in renal function after the IV administrationof contrast
material is called:


a. anaphylaxis
b. bronchoplasm
c. contrast-induced nephrotoxicity
d. urticaria: c. contrast-induced nephrotoxicity

6. Advantages of a saline flush immediately after the IV administration ofiodinated contrast
material include:
1. reduction in required contrast agent dose
2. reduction in the incidence of contrast-induced nephrotoxicity
3. reduction of streaking artifact from dense contrast agent in vasculature

a. 1 only
b. 3 only
c. 2 and 3 only
d. 1, 2, and 3: d. 1, 2, and 3

7. Which of the following medications may be administered to dilate thecoronary vasculature
prior to a cardiac CT exam?


a. sublingual nitroglycerine
b. a beta-androgenic receptor blocking agent
c. atropine
d. albuterol: a. sublingual nitroglycerine

8. A normal range for diastolic blood pressure in an adult is:


a. 40-60 mm Hg

,b. 60-90 mm Hg
c. 80-120 mm Hg
d. 95-140 mm Hg: b. 60-90 mm Hg


9. Which of the following is a parenteral route of medication administration?


a. sublingual
b. intramuscular
c. transdermal
d. oral: b. intramuscular

10. Which of the following types of isolation techniques protect against infection
transmitted through fecal material?


a. acid-fast bacillus isolation
b. contact isolation
c. enteric precautions
d. drainage-secretions precautions: c. enteric precautions

11. Which of the following is considered one of the ionic radiopaque contrastmedia
(RCM)?


a. iohexl
b. iothalamate meglumine
c. iopamidol
d. ioversol: b. iothalamate meglumine


12.A patient who appears drowsy but can be aroused is said to be:


a. comatose
b. lethargic

, c. obtunded
d. semi-comatose: b. lethargic
13. Direct contraindications to the administration of Iodinated contrast mate-rial
include:
1. prior life threatening reaction to iodinated contrast material
2. multiple myeloma
3. diabetes

a. 1 only
b. 1 and 2 only
c. 1 and 3 only
d. 1, 2, and 3: a. 1 only
14.The acronym CTDI is used to describe which of the following?


a. a specialized CT imaging technique used to measure bone mineral density
b. a quality control test that measures the accuracy of the laser lighting system
c. the radiation dose to the patient during a CT scan
d. a high-speed CT scanner used for cardiac imaging: c. the radiation dose tothe patient
during a CT scan


15. Contact shields made of may be used to selectively protect
radiosensitive organs that lie within the scanned region during a CT acquisition.

a. bismuth
b. aluminum
c. lead
d. molybdenum: a. bismuth
16. Which of the following technical factors has a direct effect on patient dose?


a. matrix size
b. algorithm
c. mAs

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