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Quiz about XRays MRIs and CAT Scans oh my

X-Rays, MRI's and CAT Scans, oh my! Quiz

X-Rays? What is an x-ray? Why do I need an x-ray? Can anyone have an x-ray? Where do I get an x-ray?

A multiple-choice quiz by melisjo32. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
melisjo32

Time
3 mins

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Multiple Choice

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219,774

Updated
May 30 22

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Question 1 of 10

1. Which of these describes an x-ray? Hint

An x-ray is related to the manta ray.

An x-ray is a type of beam emitted by a radio.

An x-ray is a way to see inside the body.

An x-ray is a way to view x-rated movies.

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Question 2 of 10

2. I just slipped and fell down the stairs. My ankle is bruised and swollen. What do I do now? Hint

Go straight to the x-ray clinic and get an x-ray of my ankle.

Go to a physician or emergency room so a doctor can assess the injury.

Ignore it and go dancing at the club.

Have my sister-in-law who serves food in a hospital cafeteria tell me what to do.

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Question 3 of 10

3. Who discovered x-rays? Hint

Wilhelm Roentgen

Marie Curie

Isaac Newton

Britney Spears

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Question 4 of 10

4. The person taking your x-ray may ask you some questions. Which question below may be asked by the x-ray tech? Hint

I sell Avon, would you like to buy some?

Would you like to go out with me sometime?

Is there a chance that you could be pregnant?

Did you know that your doctor is cheating on his wife?

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Question 5 of 10

5. You arrive at the radiology department for your x-ray. The x-ray tech may use which of the following items during your exam? Hint

Oil filter, air cleaner and lug wrench.

Lead letters, numbers and shields.

Jewelry, perfume and purses.

Bat, ball and helmets.

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Question 6 of 10

6. When you fell and hurt your ankle you also bumped your head. Your doctor decides to play it safe and orders a CAT scan of your head. What the heck are you going to have done now? Hint

You are going to have a special cat look at you.

You are going to have a computed tomogram of your head.

You are going to have a probe inserted into your ear.

You are going to have surgery on your head and Dr. Cat will be performing the surgery.

7. Uh oh, your doctor says that a spot was seen on the CAT Scan of your brain. He says that there is probably nothing to worry about, but to be on the safe side he orders an MRI of your head. What does MRI stand for? Hint

More Radioactive Imaging

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Monkey Read Imaging

Merck and Roget's Invasive Imaging

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Question 8 of 10

8. You head to the MRI department. The MRI tech will be asking you some questions. Which of the following are some questions that he or she may ask you? Hint

Can you move your head while we do your MRI?

Do you want me to tell you the results of your MRI?

Do you want to keep your jewelry on while we get your MRI?

Do you have any metal inside your body, like a pacemaker?

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Question 9 of 10

9. The MRI tech comes in and says that they want to give you a dye to help see if anything abnormal shows up. What is a dye? Hint

The dye or contrast is a clear liquid injected into your vein.

The dye is just another way to say that you are dying.

The dye is used on your skin and will turn your skin purple.

The dye is something they give you that will make you hot all over.

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Question 10 of 10

10. In which scientific unit are magnetic fields and x-rays measured in medical usage? Hint

EKG, EEG's

MPH, liters

Tesla, Rads, Roentgens

VPS, gallons

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Which of these describes an x-ray?

Answer: An x-ray is a way to see inside the body.

X-rays are used in numerous ways. Not only are x-rays used in hospitals and clinics but they are also used by airports, the police and to check for weak spots in metal.

2. I just slipped and fell down the stairs. My ankle is bruised and swollen. What do I do now?

Answer: Go to a physician or emergency room so a doctor can assess the injury.

Depending on what state or country you are from, only a doctor, physician's assistant, nurse or a chiropractor can order an x-ray.

3. Who discovered x-rays?

Answer: Wilhelm Roentgen

Wilhelm Roentgen discovered x-rays in 1895 and lost his fingers from overexposure to x-rays. Isaac Newton discovered gravity and Marie Curie discovered radium. Britney Spears didn't discover anything.

4. The person taking your x-ray may ask you some questions. Which question below may be asked by the x-ray tech?

Answer: Is there a chance that you could be pregnant?

X-rays can harm unborn babies, so this question must be asked of all females. You and your doctor must decide if your injury is severe enough to risk harm to your unborn child.

5. You arrive at the radiology department for your x-ray. The x-ray tech may use which of the following items during your exam?

Answer: Lead letters, numbers and shields.

X-rays cannot penetrate lead. The x-ray tech will use a lead shield to cover your vital organs and lead letters and numbers to identify the radiograph.

6. When you fell and hurt your ankle you also bumped your head. Your doctor decides to play it safe and orders a CAT scan of your head. What the heck are you going to have done now?

Answer: You are going to have a computed tomogram of your head.

Most people know C.T. or computed axial tomography as CAT scan. It's used when a more detailed look at bone and soft tissue is required. CAT scan also uses x-rays to get the pictures of your body. C.T. scanners have been around since the early 1970s.

Answer: Magnetic Resonance Imaging

MRI's are an even more detailed way of looking at bones and soft tissues. X-rays are NOT used in MRI. MRI has been used in medical imaging of humans since the mid 1980's. Merck is the name of some medical manuals. Roget makes thesaurus books.

8. You head to the MRI department. The MRI tech will be asking you some questions. Which of the following are some questions that he or she may ask you?

Answer: Do you have any metal inside your body, like a pacemaker?

Remember, MRI stands for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Magnetic is the key word here. If you have a pacemaker, you should not get an MRI exam unless research has been done and the pacemaker has been proven to be MRI safe. Metals, jewelry, hairpins, lighters, car keys, cell phones, some coins and much more can not safely go near a magnet used for imaging.

The MRI tech cannot ethically tell you the results of your exam. Any type of motion will ruin the images. You can breathe though.

9. The MRI tech comes in and says that they want to give you a dye to help see if anything abnormal shows up. What is a dye?

Answer: The dye or contrast is a clear liquid injected into your vein.

Dye or contrast is a clear liquid that is injected into your vein. It won't turn your skin or urine a different color. Unlike x-ray dye or contrast, the dye used in MRI does not make you feel hot all over. MRI dye is much safer than x-ray dye but there is still a very small chance that you could have an allergic reaction to it. Make sure to tell your MRI tech or doctor if you start itching, get red bumps on your skin, have swelling in your face, throat or neck or have a hard time breathing.

10. In which scientific unit are magnetic fields and x-rays measured in medical usage?

Answer: Tesla, Rads, Roentgens

Tesla measures magnetic fields and can range from 0.1T to 10T. The higher the number the stronger the magnetic field. Rads and Roentgens (there's that man who discovered x-rays again) measure x-rays.

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