MIT 103 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE 2026

MIT 103 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE 2026 What is the mission of a hospital? a. Retaining accreditation b. Maintaining good community relations c. To provide the highest quality patient care at the lowest possible cost d. Adequate staffing - Answers c. To provide the highest quality patient care at the lowest possible cost Job posting is the responsibility of the: a. Medical Records Office b. Business Office c. Personnel Department d. Admissions Office - Answers c. Personnel Department A process whereby a professional association or non-governmental agency grants recognition to a school or institution for demonstrated ability in a special area of practice or training: a. Accreditation b. Credentialing c. Licensing d. Registration - Answers a. Accreditation Which of the following is not a "Programmatic" accreditation agency? a. JRCERT b. JRCDMS c. NWASC d. JRCNMT - Answers c. NWASC The purpose of ____________ is to assure other professionals and the public that the person has mastered the skills necessary to practice a particular specialty and has acquired the standard body of knowledge common to that specialty. a. Accreditation b. Credentialing c. Certification d. Registration - Answers c. Certification The J.R.C.E.R.T. provides accreditation for Ultrasonography schools. a. True b. False - Answers b. False Which of the following would be the credential awarded to a certified CT technologist? a. R.T.(R) b. R.T.(CV) c. R.T.(R)(CT) d. R.T.(CT) - Answers c. R.T.(R)(CT) Once the ARRT certification exam has been passed and the technologist has received her credentials, her certificate is "registered" with the: a. ASRT b. JRCERT c. ARRT d. OBRT - Answers c. ARRT The agency involved in the accreditation process is the: a. A.R.R.T b. O.B.R.T. c. J.R.C.E.R.T. d. R.D.M.S. - Answers c. J.R.C.E.R.T. Licensure is granted based on performance. a. True b. False - Answers b. False The registering body for Sonographers is the: a. A.R.R.T. b. A.R.D.M.S. c. O.B.R.T. d. J.R.C.E.R.T. - Answers b. A.R.D.M.S. Which of the following statements is not true concerning Licensure? a. It is a one time application with no further requirements. b. It is usually permanent but requires a periodic fee. c. It may require continuing education. d. It may require demonstration of competence. - Answers a. It is a one time application with no further requirements. The ARRT stands for: a. Association of Registered Radiologic Technologists b. American Registry of Radiologic Technologists c. American Rules and Regulations Training d. Association of Rules and Regulations Training - Answers b. American Registry of Radiologic Technologists OIT is accredited by: a. Joint Review Committee on Education Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology b. Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology c. Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges d. none of the above - Answers c. Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges CE (Continuing Education) for radiologic technologists is: a. Voluntary for entry level only b. Mandatory for advanced level only c. Mandatory for all registered technologists d. Voluntary for all registered technologists - Answers c. Mandatory for all registered technologists 14. Licensure may be revoked by the granting agency for a. Incompetence b. Criminal acts c. Both a and b d. None of the above - Answers c. Both a and b Certification bodies offer the certification exams and then award _________ to those who pass. a. Accreditation b. Credentialing c. Licensing d. Registration - Answers b. Credentialing ALARA stands for: As Long As Radio Active As Low As Reasonably Achievable At Low A Rate of Activity None of the above - Answers As Low As Reasonably Achievable The person(s) who discovered radioactivity was(were): Henri Becquerel Marie and Pierre Curie Irene Joliet Curie John Lawrence None of the above - Answers Marie and Pierre Curie Diagnostic nuclear medicine can often treat or cure disease. True False - Answers False Nuclear medicine is primarily useful for evaluating______________or __________while other imaging modalities (x-ray, ultrasound, CT, MR) are better at evaluating______________________. Metabolism or physiology, anatomic detail Anatomic detail or structure, physiology None of the above No answer text provided. - Answers Metabolism or physiology, anatomic detail The most commonly used radiopharmaceutical used for PET and PET/CT imaging is: Tc99m Rb 82 F18FDG I-131 None of the above - Answers F18FDG SPECT stands for: Specialized Photon Emission and Computer Tomography Single Purpose Electronic Computer Tomography Society for the Prevention of Errors in Computed Tomography Single Photon Emitted Computed Tomography - Answers Single Photon Emitted Computed Tomography It is within the scope of practice for nuclear medicine technologists to administer some adjunct (non-radioactive) drugs. True False - Answers True Another name for a gamma camera is: Anger camera Magnetic resonance imager Computed tomography imager None of the above All of the above - Answers Anger camera Some of the most common nuclear medicine exams performed are: Brain, spleen, melanoma Cardiac, brain, thyroid Renal, CSF (cerebral spinal fluid) and lung Cardiac, bone, thyroid None of the above - Answers Cardiac, bone, thyroid Treating thyroid cancer with Iodine 131 is an example of a therapeutic nuclear medicine procedure. True False - Answers True A diagnostic radiopharmaceutical should have no physiologic effect on the patient. True False - Answers True A cyclotron is used to: Spin down radioisotopes to purify them before administration Combine radioisotopes with another drug to make a radiopharmaceutical Produce artificial radioisotopes Produce artificial radioisotopes All of the above - Answers Produce artificial radioisotopes A four year degree from OIT because the technologist will be better prepared and more employable than those with only a two year degree. True False - Answers True Performing a bone scan to determine if there is cancer present is an example of a diagnostic nuclear medicine scan. True False - Answers True SNM stands for: Slackers of Nuclear Medicine Standards of Nuclear Medicine Society of Nuclear Medicine None of the above - Answers Society of Nuclear Medicine The first valve examined by echocardiography was the: aortic valve pulmonic valve tricuspid valve mitral valve - Answers mitral valve The original echocardiogram abbreviation was confused with which test? echoencephalography electrocardiogram electrophysiology - Answers electrocardiogram Real-time imaging of the heart was introduced in the: 1950's 1960's 1970's 1980's - Answers 1970's The type of echo in which the patient swallows the probe is: transthoracic transesophageal intraoperative stress echo - Answers transesophageal Images of the heart are clearest using: transthoracic echo transesophageal echo stress echo - Answers transesophageal echo Echocardiography today is used for: detection of valvular blockages/leaks pericardial effusion congenital defects All of the above 1 and 2 only - Answers All of the above Echocardiography is completely non-invasive. True False - Answers False