Question

1. Which is a potential complication of a long-term catheter?

	a.	Thrombosis
	b.	Spread of cancer cells
	c.	Loss of vascular elasticity
	d.	Loss of bladder control

2-Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses radiation.

True

False

3-What form of nuclear imaging emits positrons, causing gamma rays to be discharged?

	a.	MRI
	b.	Fluoroscopy
	c.	PET
	d.	Ultrasound

4-What is one key factor to consider when attempting to minimize radiation exposure?

	a.	Square footage
	b.	Sensitivity
	c.	Time
	d.	Position

5-What type of biopsy involves removing the mass or entire structure from the body?

	a.	Smear
	b.	Incisional
	c.	Excisional
	d.	Brush

6-What type of hormonal therapy is an option in the treatment of cancer?

	a.	Hormonal receptors
	b.	Antibiotics
	c.	Antiestrogens
	d.	Endocrine manipulation

7-Venous impedance plethysmography measures reflux in the lower extremities.

True

False

8-Which is a location where an infusion catheter can be inserted?

	a.	Lymph node
	b.	External pouch
	c.	Artery
	d.	Peripheral nailbed

Answer 1

1)d.loss of bladder control - bUrethral catheters can cause of urinary tract infections that include the urethra, bladder, and kidneys by bacteria present in the bladder of most women.

2)b.False- MRL do not use radiation and non -invasive procedure.

3)c.PET- positron emittion tomography, it includes computer analyze the gamma rays and uses the information to create a way in which the organ or tissue being studied.

4)c.Time -one of the important protective measures in radiation safety.

5)c.Excisional biopsy -which is used to remove the entire lesion,by making an incision and, going as deeply as required then by removeing the entire lesion.

6)c.Antiestrogens

7)a.True - it helps by examining volume changes during movement of the limb from the supine to standing position.

8)c.peripheral nailbed.