Exam 2: Professional Roles and Behaviors

A professional organization for radiographers and all radiologic technologists is the:

Formal education beyond the minimum needed to practice radiography is NOT usually required to obtain a position as a:

A health maintenance organization provides:

If a patient refuses an examination and wishes to leave,but is not allowed to do so,the radiographer who restrains the patient may be liable for charges of:

A physician specialist in medical imaging who interprets diagnostic images and provides reports to referring physicians is called a(n):

In legal matters,the person called the plaintiff is:

Which of the following is NOT necessarily an element of a malpractice charge?

A moral agent is:

The organization that establishes minimum standards for certification in various imaging specialties and radiation therapy,conducts qualifying examinations,and certifies those who pass is called the:

The employment outlook for radiographers in the United States is:

A sensitivity to the needs of others that allows you to meet those needs constructively is characteristic of:

When a hospital radiographer innocently commits an error as the result of following the orders of an attending physician,the physician may be held responsible according to the:

Your friend is scheduled to have an arteriogram and is concerned about the safety of this procedure.She asks for your opinion.You should:

A law enacted under the U.S.Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)to protect the privacy rights of patients is called the:

A physician who specializes in tumor identification and treatment is called a(n):

If you observe unethical or unprofessional conduct during the course of your work,you should first report your observations to:

Which of the following hospital departments provides support services?

Which of the following does NOT represent a responsibility of the radiographer?

The offense of producing written material that causes defamation of character or loss of reputation is usually referred to legally as:

Which of the following organizations provides accreditation for health care institutions?