Diploma in Radiological Technology (DRT) Practice Exam

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• Which condition is likely if there is high fever and swelling of the affected joint?
• How often does the NuvaRing need to be inserted for effective birth control?
• What condition is characterized by bluish skin, a cleft palate, and developmental delays in an 8-month-old baby?
• What is a typical treatment for diverticulitis when symptoms are mild?
• Which tool is best for identifying risks for developmental delays in children ages birth to 6 years?
• During an asthma attack, what would a chest x-ray most likely show?
• Which type of cancer screening is critical for early detection of cervical cancer?
• What type of anemia might a pregnant woman with cravings to consume ice have?
• What is the best diagnostic test to distinguish between a liquid-filled cyst and a solid mass in the breast?
• A 27-year-old pregnant woman presenting with vaginal bleeding at 14 weeks gestation should be particularly concerned about which symptom?
• What class of medication is primarily utilized as a treatment option for trigeminal neuralgia?
• Which of the following is a hallmark of chronic bronchitis?
• In the treatment of asthma, which medication should be added if a SABA fails to improve symptoms?
• A child's serology results show anti-HCV and HCV RNA. What treatment options may be included?
• What condition pertains specifically to a middle ear infection that typically resolves after a few months?
• Who is responsible for enforcing the privacy protections outlined by HIPAA?
• Which gynecologic cancer has the highest mortality rate?
• What is a common symptom associated with Lymphogranuloma venereum?
• Which cranial nerve does NOT control eye movements?
• What condition is characterized by acute onset of limp with knee and thigh pain?
• For a female with prehypertensive blood pressure seeking birth control, what is the most effective option?
• What is a common treatment method for managing asthma symptoms?
• Which condition is associated with watery, gray, and "fishy-smelling" discharge accompanied by vaginal spotting?
• A patient diagnosed with Addison's disease presents with brown spots on knuckles and nail beds. What is the recommended treatment?
• What best describes an III/VI murmur?
• What best describes Burtonian lines?
• In the context of cardiovascular assessment, what does a thrill most commonly indicate?
• What is dacryocystitis?
• Which condition presents with white, yellow, or green vaginal discharge and may cause fever and dysuria when symptomatic?
• In treating a patient with vulvovaginitis, which STI is known to be a cause?
• What is the primary cause of emphysema?
• Which cranial nerve controls most extraocular movements and papillary constriction?
• In a patient with chronic respiratory conditions, what is the most common cause of wheezing?
• What physical feature may be present in a patient with Klinefelter syndrome?
• In patients with iron deficiency anemia (IDA), which aspect of blood may actually be increased?
• Which condition is associated with bloody diarrhea?
• Which of the following is a risk factor for placenta previa?
• What best describes an IV/VI murmur?
• When evaluating joint conditions, what signifies the importance of X-ray findings?
• What is a necessary guideline for interviewing adolescents in a clinical setting?
• A 31-year-old patient with hearing loss in her right ear is suspected to have which condition, typically identified by erosion on the eardrum?
• What age range is typically advised for individuals to begin colonoscopies?
• What is Healthy People 2030?
• What bacteria is known to cause chancroid?
• What disease is indicated by constant breathlessness and severe pain in the back and chest in a patient with a hemoglobin level of 13g/dL?
• Swelling in what area may indicate the presence of a bubo?
• What is the cause of Burtonian lines?
• What is a sign of acute leukemia?
• What condition is indicated by the presence of a bubo in the right groin and genital stiffness in a 25-year-old male?
• What characteristic does the Ages and Stages questionnaire possess?
• What is the final stage of lymphoma when the liver or bone marrow are involved?
• What is NOT true regarding the HIPAA act, which protects health insurance during job changes?
• What organism is commonly associated with sinusitis and acute otitis media?
• What is a common initial treatment for an asthma exacerbation?
• A patient is prescribed a new medication. Which of the following would require the patient to have regular blood tests to monitor for side effects?
• What is a common symptom of Abruptio placentae?
• For a 21-year-old female planning to have children soon, which contraceptive option is contraindicated?
• For a patient with asthma and hypertension, which medication should not be prescribed?
• Which condition in males is characterized by the presence of an extra X chromosome?
• What is placenta previa?
• A 7-year-old presents with a limp and pain in his hip. What condition is likely indicated if the x-ray is normal?
• What condition is characterized by chest tightness and difficulty completing sentences?
• How often should the Xulane patch be changed?
• In a case of epiglottitis in a child, which pathogen is usually NOT associated with the infection?
• Which stage of lymphoma involves progression marked by involvement of the lymph nodes or spleen on both sides of the diaphragm?
• Which cranial nerve is responsible for controlling lateral eye movement?
• Which group of patients requires careful selection of antibiotics for pneumonia treatment?
• Which symptom is NOT typically associated with intussusception?
• Which condition is characterized by vaginal bleeding, shoulder and lower back pain, pelvic tenderness, and a palpable adnexal mass?
• What is the primary issue seen in intussusception?
• In the case of a pleural effusion, what would the chest x-ray typically show?
• What indicates the need for hospitalization in a patient with pneumonia?
• A patient with facial pain and a fever of 102F is likely suffering from which condition?
• Which stage of lymphoma is localized to a single lymph node or a group in one specific area?
• In a case of a 9-month-old child with a palpable mass and 'jelly-like' stools, what is the most likely diagnosis?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with abruptio placentae?
• Which of the following is a sign of sinusitis, especially when accompanied by fever?
• When should testing for HBsAg and antibody HBsAg in infants ideally be performed?
• Which condition presents with cough, headache, fever, rhonchi, and no consolidation on auscultation?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of Klinefelter syndrome?
• What would chest x-rays for pneumonia or TB typically show?
• Which diagnosis is most likely given a patient presenting with a cough, headache, and wheezing for a week with clear lungs after coughing?
• Which of the following is considered a progestin-only birth control option?
• Which finding is NOT consistent with significant hypertension in a patient being screened?
• What condition is indicated by painless lesions that are soft and papillary, rather than smooth or raised?
• Which condition is characterized by painful ulcers?
• What additional treatment might be necessary for a child with HCV infection apart from antiviral medications?
• What is the characteristic symptom of Legg-Calve-Perthes disease?
• What condition is characterized by cough, low-grade fever, and bilateral rhonchi in a patient with no secretions?
• What best describes an I/VI murmur?
• Which syndrome is associated with edema, short stature, and a webbed neck?
• What type of contraceptive device is ParaGard?
• In the context of effective adolescent interviews, which practice is discouraged?
• What would a chest X-ray show in a patient during an asthma attack if it were taken?
• What is a key characteristic of the Denver II screening tool?
• What imaging finding would indicate a potential need for intervention in the presence of a large pleural effusion?
• When comparing glaucoma and cataracts, which statistical test is best to highlight differences?
• A patient with an allergy to estrogen seeks a long-lasting birth control method. What is the best option?
• What is a true statement regarding a confidence interval (CI)?
• Which finding is NOT a criterion included in the Dubowitz/Ballard exam to estimate gestational age?
• What is the most common gynecologic cancer in the United States?
• What is considered an elevated ESR in a clinical setting?
• What is a common symptom of both gonorrhea and trichomoniasis?
• What is a typical symptom of emphysema?
• During a physical exam, which finding would most likely correlate with acute bronchitis?
• A patient exposed to anthrax presents with fever and breathlessness. What is the appropriate response?
• Which condition is characterized by the stomach’s opening thickening and blocking food entry?
• What are common symptoms of Tay-Sachs disease?
• In the context of diverticulitis, what symptom is commonly associated with the condition?
• What is the cause of hypogonadism in Klinefelter syndrome?
• What condition presents with abdominal pain and a rigid abdomen?
• Which cranial nerve is responsible for controlling vision?
• Which of the following best describes Xulane?
• Which drug is NOT recommended for a 75-year-old diabetic male requiring treatment for pneumonia?
• Which condition involves inflammation and/or infection of the external auditory canal and is treated with antibiotics?
• Which of the following findings does NOT support a diagnosis of appendicitis?
• A 13-year-old presents with left thigh and knee pain without trauma; what is the most likely diagnosis?
• What stage of lymphoma is indicated by swollen lymph nodes in the right axilla and right side of the neck?
• Which stage of lymphoma involves more than one lymph node but is confined to one side of the diaphragm?
• What type of headache is often associated with intracranial bleeding?
• What symptom is most indicative of a respiratory infection like pneumonia?
• Which tool is recommended for assessing developmental delays in children ages 4 months to 5 years?
• Which condition primarily features painless genital growths?
• What is one sign that may indicate a child is suffering from pyloric stenosis?
• In a patient with HIV and respiratory symptoms, what condition should be monitored closely?
• Which condition is best associated with low muscle tone and development issues in infants?
• Which condition is marked by painless vaginal bleeding occurring in the second or third trimester?
• A pregnant patient experiences lower abdominal pain and spotting, and an adenexal mass is palpable. What is the most common cause?
• Which condition is characterized by a malodorous, frothy, yellowish-green discharge along with pruritis, vaginal erythema, and dyspareunia?
• What type of headache is associated with hypertension?
• What is the primary treatment focus for individuals diagnosed with Klinefelter syndrome?
• What vaccination procedure should all newborns receive?
• Which condition can lead to complications if not treated promptly?
• In treating a man who recently attempted suicide, which is the least effective intervention?
• Which of the following conditions may lead to hearing loss and usually requires surgical intervention for resolution?
• What is the objective of risk management in healthcare?
• Which age group is the M-CHAT specifically designed to screen?
• Which sexually transmitted infection is known for causing a frothy greenish vaginal discharge?
• What is the recommended age range for receiving mammograms?
• Which treatment would be least appropriate for a patient experiencing difficulty in breathing and chest pain?
• Which tool is effective for screening children from 16 to 30 months for autism spectrum disorders?
• What would a chest x-ray reveal for a patient with COPD?
• What is the main symptom of placenta previa?
• Which condition is primarily associated with a rapid growth spurt and does NOT present with hip pain?
• Which form of contraception is least effective for a patient who is 5'6 and weighs 205 pounds?
• Which of the following conditions has an insidious onset rather than an acute onset of limp?
• Which condition is more likely to result in significant weight loss among patients due to chronic symptoms?
• A patient presents with painless, smooth, raised bumps on the penis matching the color of his skin. What condition does he have?
• Which condition is most likely to develop after the age of 50 and presents with progressive dyspnea and mild, clear sputum?
• Which of the following is a common cognitive issue associated with Klinefelter syndrome?
• What characteristics are associated with Marfan syndrome?
• What is the most effective treatment for a patient diagnosed with bacterial sinusitis?
• A painful bump with a red halo on a male's penis is most likely which condition?
• Which of the following is most likely indicated for elderly patients with comorbidities if they have pneumonia?
• What type of imaging would be least useful in diagnosing an asthma attack?
• What is a characteristic of pelvis pain linked specifically to ectopic pregnancy?
• What describes abruptio placentae?
• What condition is mesalamine primarily used to treat?
• Which symptom is typically observed in a patient with bacterial vaginosis?
• What symptom would you expect with cholelithiasis due to biliary obstruction?
• What is the most likely condition for a patient with LLQ abdominal pain, constipation, severe pain, nausea/vomiting, an elevated ESR of 45, and leukocytosis?
• What is a hallmark finding of chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML)?
• A patient presents with severe right lower quadrant pain and exhibits pain when extending the right leg. Which finding helps differentiate the likely diagnosis?
• Which of the following is the least appropriate treatment for trigeminal neuralgia, characterized by sharp, painful spasms on one side of the face?
• What should be done regarding hepatitis B vaccination in a newborn if the mother is positive for HBsAg?
• Which bacterium is a common cause of pneumonia in patients with comorbid conditions?
• How can the discharge from allergic conjunctivitis be best described?
• What is the primary purpose of case management?
• Which statement is true regarding the management of asthma?
• Which term describes an infected, inflamed lymph node often filled with pus?
• In which situation would a healthcare provider most likely schedule a follow-up ultrasound?
• What is associated with remission of leukemia?
• Which of the following symptoms is often linked to hypertension?
• What factor is traditionally considered a risk for developing asthma?
• What best describes an II/VI murmur?
• What does certification aim to achieve?
• What kind of contraception is recommended for someone seeking a non-invasive, long-term option?
• What is the expected outcome when treating a patient with a bubo due to lymphogranuloma venereum?
• Which of the following is least likely to be a symptom of acute bronchitis?
• What type of discharge is most suggestive of viral conjunctivitis?
• What is an S4 heart sound typically associated with?
• What type of heart failure is characterized by the heart's inability to contract sufficiently?
• What neurodevelopment tool is used for cognitive assessment of children younger than 36 months?
• What condition does NOT usually present with nausea/vomiting?
• What is most clearly indicated in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)?