Radiography Education: From Classroom to Clinic

Question 1

method of standardizing the evaluation of a student radiologic technologist’s performance in clinical setting.

Answer 1

Clinical Competency Evaluation

Question 2

refers to classroom lectures and demonstration of theories, as well as to the facts and background information necessary to understand a specific body of knowledge.

Answer 2

Cognitive Learning

Question 3

involves attitudes, values, and feelings.

Answer 3

Affective Learning

Question 4

the actual hands-on phase.

Answer 4

Psychomotor Learning

Question 5

Assists the practicing radiologic technologist and observes each detail of the radiographic procedure.

Answer 5

Passive Participation

Question 6

the integration of the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor aspects of radiologic technology education.

Answer 6

Clinical Participation

Question 7

The courses are an indication of the basic responsibilities of every radiologic technologist which must be learned and understood before you can correctly and safely operate the complicated equipment. You should not be surprised to learn that radiologic technology education must be an ongoing process.

Answer 7

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