• Fluoroscopy Training Knowledge Check Form

  • Before completing the Fluoroscopy Training Knowledge Check, please be sure to review the Fluorscopy training videos found here: https://www.providence.org/locations/ak/alaska-medical-center/for-physicians/fluoroscopy. [link will open in a new tab]

    Once the training videos have been reviewed, please return to this form to attest to reviewing and move onto the Knowledge Check portion. If there are any questions or concerns, please reach out to us.

    Thank you,

    Alaska Medical Staff Services
    3200 Providence Dr, STE C520
    Anchorage, AK, 99508
    (907)212-3185
    AKMedicalStaff@providence.org 

  • Thank you for reviewing the fluoroscopy training videos. Please complete the knowledge check below. To pass the knowledge check, you must answer 12 out the 15 questions correctly. If you do not pass this threshold, you will be asked to complete the knowledge check again immediately. If you do pass, you will receive a notification of your score and that your training has been completed. You will have a maximum of 3 attempts to pass the threshold for the knowledge check. If you are unable to pass the threshold after 3 attempts, then Alaska Medical Staff Services will require you to complete a Fluoroscopy Training course and provide a certificate of completion.

    If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to AKMedicalStaff@providence.org. 

  • Knowledge Check Questions

    Attempt 1
  • 1. The major components of a fluoroscopy system consist of:*
  • 2. In general, the operating parameters of a fluoroscopic system that minimize patient radiation exposure are*
  • 3. During a fluoroscopic procedure with a fixed X-Ray target to image intensifier distance, such as a C-arm in surgery suites, as the distance between the patient to the image intensifier increases, patient exposure rate*
  • 4. The greatest dose rate to the patient in fluoroscopy occurs at the following point of contact*
  • 5. For routine fluoroscopy, the dose rate from the fluoroscopy procedure is typically __________ to the skin of the patient where the beam enters the patient*
  • 6. What is the cumulative radiation dose to the skin of a patient where skin injury is possible*
  • 7. Regulatory bodies, such as the FDA and the State of Alaska Radiologic Health Department set the maximum skin entrance dose rate of __________ for normal fluoroscopy mode procedures using Automatic Brightness Control Systems*
  • 8. The dominant influence(s) on the skin dose of a patient is (are)*
  • 9. Using the magnification mode during fluoroscopic procedures will __________ the patient’s exposure rate*
  • 10. The dose limit for occupation personnel is*
  • 11. To minimize radiation dose to the patient, the physician performing the fluoroscopy procedure should*
  • 12. X-rays are a form of*
  • 13. The ration of light photon at the output phosphor of the image intensifier compared to the number or x-rays striking the input phosphor is called the flux gain and typically is*
  • 14. The primary source of scatter radiation to the operator during fluoroscopy procedures is the*
  • 15. The intensity of the scatter radiation at 1 meter from the patient is approximately equal to*

  • Knowledge Check Questions

    Attempt 2

  • Thank you for completing the Knowledge Check. Unfortunately you did not meet the passing threshold, answering {number} out 15 questions correctly. 12 out of 15 correct answers is needed to meet the passing threshold. Please try again below. This will be attempt 2 out of 3.

    If you need to revisit the training videos again, you can do so here: https://www.providence.org/locations/ak/alaska-medical-center/for-physicians/fluoroscopy 

    Thank you,

    Alaska Medical Staff Services
    (907)212-3185
    AKMedicalStaff@providence.org 

  • 1. The major components of a fluoroscopy system consist of:*
  • 2. In general, the operating parameters of a fluoroscopic system that minimize patient radiation exposure are*
  • 3. During a fluoroscopic procedure with a fixed X-Ray target to image intensifier distance, such as a C-arm in surgery suites, as the distance between the patient to the image intensifier increases, patient exposure rate*
  • 4. The greatest dose rate to the patient in fluoroscopy occurs at the following point of contact*
  • 5. For routine fluoroscopy, the dose rate from the fluoroscopy procedure is typically __________ to the skin of the patient where the beam enters the patient*
  • 6. What is the cumulative radiation dose to the skin of a patient where skin injury is possible*
  • 7. Regulatory bodies, such as the FDA and the State of Alaska Radiologic Health Department set the maximum skin entrance dose rate of __________ for normal fluoroscopy mode procedures using Automatic Brightness Control Systems*
  • 8. The dominant influence(s) on the skin dose of a patient is (are)*
  • 9. Using the magnification mode during fluoroscopic procedures will __________ the patient’s exposure rate*
  • 10. The dose limit for occupation personnel is*
  • 11. To minimize radiation dose to the patient, the physician performing the fluoroscopy procedure should*
  • 12. X-rays are a form of*
  • 13. The ration of light photon at the output phosphor of the image intensifier compared to the number or x-rays striking the input phosphor is called the flux gain and typically is*
  • 14. The primary source of scatter radiation to the operator during fluoroscopy procedures is the*
  • 15. The intensity of the scatter radiation at 1 meter from the patient is approximately equal to*

  • Knowledge Check Questions

    Attempt 3

  • Thank you for completing the Knowledge Check. Unfortunately you did not meet the passing threshold, answering {numberCorrect} out 15 questions correctly. 12 out of 15 correct answers is needed to meet the passing threshold. Please try again below. This will be attempt 3 out of 3, your final attempt

    If you need to revisit the training videos again, you can do so here: https://www.providence.org/locations/ak/alaska-medical-center/for-physicians/fluoroscopy 

    Thank you,

    Alaska Medical Staff Services
    (907)212-3185
    AKMedicalStaff@providence.org 

  • 1. The major components of a fluoroscopy system consist of:*
  • 2. In general, the operating parameters of a fluoroscopic system that minimize patient radiation exposure are*
  • 3. During a fluoroscopic procedure with a fixed X-Ray target to image intensifier distance, such as a C-arm in surgery suites, as the distance between the patient to the image intensifier increases, patient exposure rate*
  • 4. The greatest dose rate to the patient in fluoroscopy occurs at the following point of contact*
  • 5. For routine fluoroscopy, the dose rate from the fluoroscopy procedure is typically __________ to the skin of the patient where the beam enters the patient*
  • 6. What is the cumulative radiation dose to the skin of a patient where skin injury is possible*
  • 7. Regulatory bodies, such as the FDA and the State of Alaska Radiologic Health Department set the maximum skin entrance dose rate of __________ for normal fluoroscopy mode procedures using Automatic Brightness Control Systems*
  • 8. The dominant influence(s) on the skin dose of a patient is (are)*
  • 9. Using the magnification mode during fluoroscopic procedures will __________ the patient’s exposure rate*
  • 10. The dose limit for occupation personnel is*
  • 11. To minimize radiation dose to the patient, the physician performing the fluoroscopy procedure should*
  • 12. X-rays are a form of*
  • 13. The ration of light photon at the output phosphor of the image intensifier compared to the number or x-rays striking the input phosphor is called the flux gain and typically is*
  • 14. The primary source of scatter radiation to the operator during fluoroscopy procedures is the*
  • 15. The intensity of the scatter radiation at 1 meter from the patient is approximately equal to*

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  • Attestation and Submission

  • Thank you for completing the knowledge check for the Fluoroscopy training. You have passed, answering {number108} out of 15 correctly, passing the threshold needed. Please sign below to attest to completing the fluoroscopy training and completing the knowledge check. Upon submission, you will receive an email with a certificate of completion. Additionally, a copy of your certificate of completion will also be submitted to the Providence Alaska Medical Staff Office. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to AKMedicalStaff@providence.org. 

  • Thank you for completing the knowledge check for the Fluoroscopy training. After 3 attempts, you were not able to pass the threshold to pass the knowledge check.

    Attempt 1: {number} out of 15 correct
    Attempt 2: {numberCorrect} out of 15 correct
    Attempt 3: {numberCorrect105} out of 15 correct

    Providence Alaska Medical Staff Services will need you to complete a Fluoroscopy Training course and provide a certificate of completion. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to AKMedicalStaff@providence.org. 

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