The Test Of Radioactive Inventory Control

Forty items were generated for each test. These were then input into the online survey software, Qualtrics, and the answers were coded. For the knowledge portion, AZA Knowledge Quiz, participants were told to rate statements as either true or false. For the self-report portion, participants were told to rate

Three examinations will be administered. The exams will consist of multiple choice questions and problems. Problems will be similar to those covered in class or those given as homework assignments.

This practice exam covers a selection of the types of questions that may be asked in the

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Some of the items can be answered briefly. However, most require a lengthier response, using the principles and considerations in evaluating tests that have been discussed in your text and in class.

My nuclear pharmacy rotation was a very enjoyable and informational experience through this nuclear medicine program. I feel like I learned a great deal from both Palmetto Health Baptist and Cardinal Health. This rotation gave me a great deal of understanding in what it takes to make, deliver, store and test the radiopharmaceuticals we use every day. In this summary I will explain how to package blood products when they leave the pharmacy, the difference between biohazard and radioactive contamination and how radioactive spills are handled in the pharmacies.

The questionnaire consisted of 32 items, with 28 focusing on the extraversion and conscientiousness measures.

I believe many of us agree that this is a tricky test. In fact, I did very poorly in this activity, my score is 0 out of 10 for this quiz. The process of checking answer of was horrible to me. I was surprised that all the answers are unknown.

The multiple choice section includes 115 questions that must be answered in 60 minutes. In Part A, students have 20 minutes to answer five sets of questions based on color images. In Part B, there are 85 questions that must be answered in 40 minutes, some of which do not pertain to any specific image, and involve the basic recalling of facts. Other questions, refer to black and white images within the test booklet.

The professor has configured this test to allow students to review: * Questions answered incorrectly. * Questions answered correctly. * Students answers. * Correct answers. Question 1 - Multiple Choice          ID: 5129112

1. You must answer ALL questions in the test booklet. No separate booklet will be

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In radiological protection it is important to shield areas that are susceptible to radiation with lead shielding, use of proper collimation, limiting time of exposure, keep the time of exposure as short as possible, increasing the distance of the source of radiation and the pregnant patient, using the ALARA principle (As low as reasonably achievable) and if possible the physician should determine if the examination can be delayed until after pregnancy. Also, proper equipment performance and calibration must be tested

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INSTRUCTIONS 1. Before starting the examination complete your personal details requested on the Answer Sheet and on this Examination Booklet. 2. You must record all your answers to the multiple-choice on the computerized Answer Sheet during the thirty minute quiz time. Students will not be given credit for responses recorded on the Examination Booklet. 3. The exam is comprised of 15 multiple choice questions. Each question is of equal mark and there is no negative