Limited Licensed Radiologic Technologist: Exam Preparation

Course Information

This course aims to help those who have already completed a foundational course to be better prepared for the Limited Scope exam set by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), required by many states. The exam has two major categories: the Core (radiologic science, mathematics and safety) & Procedure Modules (specific anatomy & positioning). This course thoroughly covers these essential topics, guides through example questions, and provides an extensive practice test bank.

Fully Online

Future-forward, flexible, and convenient, you can join the medical profession now—on your timing—and skip the commute.

Self-Paced

With no set class times or enrollment periods, you can begin at anytime and finish at your own pace. 24/7 learning that fits your schedule.

Affordable

With our unique pay-as-you-go tuition system and low cost per credit hour, we can help you fit college into your budget.

What you will learn.

We will teach you the skills you need.

Learn about the prerequisites for the ARRT Limited Scope Exam and American Allied Health Certification, including state licensure requirements.

Acquaint oneself with the testing environment specifics, such as location, duration, and regulations, for the exams.

Investigate the format, topics, and example questions of the ARRT Core Exam and Procedure Module.

Concentrate on developing questions related to patient care, interactions, and management.

Review and comprehend questions on topics like radiation physics, radiobiology, and radiation protection.

Learn through example questions about image production, acquisition, and technical assessment.

Obtain an overview and examples of questions focused on the operation of equipment and quality assurance.

Explore detailed questions on patient positioning, topographic landmarks, central ray alignment, and the use of immobilization devices.

Focus on anatomical questions covering physiology, basic pathology, and analysis of structures displayed in images.

Understand the nuances of procedure adaptation for various patient conditions, including body habitus, mass index, trauma, pathology, and age.

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More Details

Credit applies to the LLRT Program.
Estimated Completion Time: 1-2 weeks (15 seat hours).
This course will prepare you to take the state licensure exam.
To view textbook info, download the Course Catalogue.

To view textbook info, download the Course Catalogue.

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