Sonography Quiz

What are the common non-hospital settings for sonography?

• All of the above

• Teaching hospitals, community hospitals, private offices

• Nursing homes, prisons, private doctor's offices

• Free clinics, general outpatient clinics, specialist clinics

What are the major job search strategies for sonographers?

• Building a professional network, utilizing professional networking sites, meeting as many people as possible

• All of the above

• Networking, attending seminars, using employment agencies

• Reading journals, attending annual conventions, watching online educational programs

What is the importance of first impressions at job interviews?

• They determine the type of resume to use

• They can make or break your chances of getting the job

• They are not important in the hiring process

• They determine the salary negotiation strategy

What factors are necessary to produce a salary-negotiating strategy?

• Knowledge of the salary range, understanding of benefits, consideration of working conditions

• None of the above

• Networking skills, ability to adapt to different equipment, critical thinking capabilities

• Experience in the field, good communication skills, positive work habits

Who are the most credible individuals to use as references?

• None of the above

• Managers or supervisors, experienced coworkers, professional instructors

• Former teachers, celebrities, online influencers

• Friends, family members, classmates

What percentage of sonographers work in hospitals?

• 82%

• 68%

• 54%

• 32%

What is the projected employment growth for sonographers from 2014 to 2024?

• 10%

• 34%

• 18%

• 26%

What are the common places providing ultrasound services?

• Teaching hospitals, community hospitals, private offices

• Nursing homes, prisons, private doctor's offices

• Free clinics, general outpatient clinics, specialist clinics

• All of the above

What are the duties of an office sonographer?

• Perform clinical scanning, develop research proposals, travel and give presentations

• Perform routine follow-up examinations, acquire report results, assist physicians with procedures

• Perform routine follow-up examinations, maintain cleanliness of equipment, develop departmental policy and procedure manual

• Perform patient examinations, maintain vehicle and equipment, bill clients

Where do mobile ultrasound services operate?

• All of the above

• Private offices, outpatient facilities, prisons

• Nursing homes, rural hospitals, clinics

• Metropolitan city medical practices