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What is the purpose of the partnership between Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education?
What is the purpose of the partnership between Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education?
- To conduct research on radiographic pathology
- To sell educational materials to imaging professionals
- To offer free courses to the public
- To provide high quality and affordable continuing education units (CEUs) for imaging professionals (correct)
How can one obtain information about submitting the CEUs for credit with the Florida Department of Health and the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists?
How can one obtain information about submitting the CEUs for credit with the Florida Department of Health and the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists?
- Contact John Fleming at (727) 796-0397 (correct)
- Visit the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists website
- Check the Three Phase CEUs website
- Send an email to Three Phase CEUs
What is the objective of the home study course mentioned in the text?
What is the objective of the home study course mentioned in the text?
- To sell educational materials to imaging professionals
- To offer a free course on radiographic pathology
- To conduct research on radiographic pathology
- To provide a computer based tutorial on radiographic pathology (correct)
What will participants be able to do after completing the home study course?
What will participants be able to do after completing the home study course?
What will be administered at the end of the home study course to ensure competency of the material has been achieved?
What will be administered at the end of the home study course to ensure competency of the material has been achieved?
Where can imaging professionals find additional courses developed in the near future by Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education?
Where can imaging professionals find additional courses developed in the near future by Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education?
What is the study of disease and how it impacts the human body?
What is the study of disease and how it impacts the human body?
Which term refers to a lack of 'ease' and is marked by an abnormal disturbance in the function and/or structure of the human body?
Which term refers to a lack of 'ease' and is marked by an abnormal disturbance in the function and/or structure of the human body?
What is the term for a manifestation that is observable by the health care worker?
What is the term for a manifestation that is observable by the health care worker?
What pertains to the patient’s perception of what is wrong and is subjective?
What pertains to the patient’s perception of what is wrong and is subjective?
What refers to the study of the cause and origin of a disease?
What refers to the study of the cause and origin of a disease?
Which term refers to the process of dilating capillaries to allow fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area?
Which term refers to the process of dilating capillaries to allow fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area?
What does idiopathic refer to?
What does idiopathic refer to?
'Syndrome' is characterized by a predisposition to cardiac disorders, long limbs, long fingers, and a tall stature. What genetic disorder does this refer to?
'Syndrome' is characterized by a predisposition to cardiac disorders, long limbs, long fingers, and a tall stature. What genetic disorder does this refer to?
'Hypertrophy', 'atrophy', and 'neoplasm' are examples of what?
'Hypertrophy', 'atrophy', and 'neoplasm' are examples of what?
What is the study of the origin and development of a disease called?
What is the study of the origin and development of a disease called?
What refers to a manifestation that is observable by the health care worker?
What refers to a manifestation that is observable by the health care worker?
'Syndrome' is characterized by a predisposition to cardiac disorders, long limbs, long fingers, and a tall stature. What genetic disorder does this refer to?
'Syndrome' is characterized by a predisposition to cardiac disorders, long limbs, long fingers, and a tall stature. What genetic disorder does this refer to?
What does idiopathic refer to?
What does idiopathic refer to?
What refers to the process of dilating capillaries to allow fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area?
What refers to the process of dilating capillaries to allow fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area?
Which term refers to a lack of 'ease' and is marked by an abnormal disturbance in the function and/or structure of the human body?
Which term refers to a lack of 'ease' and is marked by an abnormal disturbance in the function and/or structure of the human body?
'Hypertrophy', 'atrophy', and 'neoplasm' are examples of what?
'Hypertrophy', 'atrophy', and 'neoplasm' are examples of what?
What pertains to the patient’s perception of what is wrong and is subjective?
What pertains to the patient’s perception of what is wrong and is subjective?
'A nosocomial infection is acquired from a health care environment.' What are nosocomial infections classified as?
'A nosocomial infection is acquired from a health care environment.' What are nosocomial infections classified as?
'Inflammation refers to the body’s ability to wall-off and sequester an injurious agent.' What is the process of dilating capillaries to allow fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area called?
'Inflammation refers to the body’s ability to wall-off and sequester an injurious agent.' What is the process of dilating capillaries to allow fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area called?
What is the primary objective of the home study course offered by Three Phase CEUs & SCS Continuing Education?
What is the primary objective of the home study course offered by Three Phase CEUs & SCS Continuing Education?
What contact information is provided for imaging professionals to inquire about submitting the CEUs for credit?
What contact information is provided for imaging professionals to inquire about submitting the CEUs for credit?
What will participants be able to do after completing the home study course?
What will participants be able to do after completing the home study course?
What are 'hypertrophy', 'atrophy', and 'neoplasm' examples of?
What are 'hypertrophy', 'atrophy', and 'neoplasm' examples of?
What does the partnership between Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education aim to provide imaging professionals?
What does the partnership between Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education aim to provide imaging professionals?
'Syndrome' is characterized by a predisposition to cardiac disorders, long limbs, long fingers, and a tall stature. What genetic disorder does this refer to?
'Syndrome' is characterized by a predisposition to cardiac disorders, long limbs, long fingers, and a tall stature. What genetic disorder does this refer to?
Study Notes
CEUs and Continuing Education
- The partnership between Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education aims to provide imaging professionals with continuing education opportunities.
- Imaging professionals can contact Three Phase CEUs and SCS Continuing Education at [email protected] or 1-877-276-2464 for information about submitting CEUs for credit.
Home Study Course
- The primary objective of the home study course is to provide imaging professionals with continuing education opportunities.
- Participants will be able to demonstrate a comprehension of the material covered in the course after completing the home study course.
- A post-test will be administered at the end of the home study course to ensure competency of the material has been achieved.
Disease and Health
- Pathology is the study of disease and how it impacts the human body.
- A disease refers to a lack of 'ease' and is marked by an abnormal disturbance in the function and/or structure of the human body.
- Etymology refers to the study of the origin and development of a disease.
- A sign is a manifestation that is observable by the health care worker.
- A symptom pertains to the patient’s perception of what is wrong and is subjective.
- Etiology refers to the study of the cause and origin of a disease.
Medical Terms
- Idiopathic refers to a disease or condition of unknown cause.
- Vasodilation refers to the process of dilating capillaries to allow fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area.
- Marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder characterized by a predisposition to cardiac disorders, long limbs, long fingers, and a tall stature.
- 'Hypertrophy', 'atrophy', and 'neoplasm' are examples of pathological conditions.
- Nosocomial infections are classified as hospital-acquired infections.
Inflammation
- Inflammation refers to the body’s ability to wall-off and sequester an injurious agent, and is characterized by vasodilation, which allows fluids and leucocytes to infiltrate the infected area.
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Test your knowledge of radiographic pathology with this continuing education quiz. Created by John Fleming, M.Ed. RT(R)(MR)(CT) in 2008, this quiz offers 12 CEUs for imaging professionals. Share with colleagues and contact John Fleming for credit submission.
