ASRT COMPLIANCE EXAM NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 170 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

ASRT COMPLIANCE EXAM NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 170 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

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ASRT COMPLIANCE EXAM NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL

EXAM COMPLETE 170 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT

DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)

|ALREADY GRADED A+

Caring for older Americans can cost up to _____ times more

than caring for younger patients.

3

5

10 - ANSWER- 3

Since the 1990s, aging theory has been more focused on:

financing health care.

improving access to nursing homes.

social issues. - ANSWER- social issues.

Health care providers should make assumptions about diseases

or cognitive function based purely on age.

True

False - ANSWER- False

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Tendons lose some of their _________ with age.

water content

fat content

mineralization - ANSWER- water content

At what age do progressive changes to optical components

begin?

30

40

50 - ANSWER- 40

Which of the following statements about cognitive changes in

elderly populations is accurate?

The elderly cannot retain knowledge.

Older adult learners can master material as quickly and easily as

younger adults.

Long-term memories tend to remain completely intact. -

ANSWER- Long-term memories tend to remain completely

intact.

Which of the following is uncommon among older populations?

Mental disorders

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Feelings of inadequacy

Isolation and withdrawal - ANSWER- Mental disorders

Approximately what percentage of U.S. women age 90 or older

likely have dementia?

30%

40%

50% - ANSWER- 40%

People older than 60 are ______ times less susceptible to

radiation-induced fatal cancers than those in the average

population.

3 to 10

11 to 18

20 to 30 - ANSWER- 3 to 10

Radiation therapy is a tool that is both beneficial and:

costly.

dangerous.

overused.

under-appreciated. - ANSWER- dangerous.

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Before initiating a treatment, the treatment plan must be

approved by the:

patient.

medical dosimetrist.

radiation therapist.

radiation oncologist. - ANSWER- radiation oncologist.

The goal of radiation therapy is to spare normal tissue around a

tumor and to deliver:

the highest possible dose to the tumor.

as little radiation as possible to the tumor.

just enough radiation to the tumor.

low-energy radiation to the tumor. - ANSWER- the highest

possible dose to the tumor.

To decrease the potential for error, the accuracy of the radiation

prescription is checked by the radiation therapist:

as soon as the patient is on the table.

when the patient checks in for their appointment.

before the patient enters the treatment room.

the day before their scheduled treatment. - ANSWER- before the

patient enters the treatment room.