The Role of Pharmacology in Radiologic Technology
Passing the ARRT Radiography Registry Exam requires more than technical knowledge of positioning and radiation safety. It demands a well-rounded understanding of the clinical responsibilities that radiologic technologists shoulder every day. One of the most overlooked yet essential areas of knowledge is pharmacology—the study of drugs, their effects, and their uses. In radiologic practice, this includes understanding medications, contrast agents, and emer...
Passing the ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) registry exam is a major milestone in your career as a radiologic technologist. But let’s be real—just “wanting” to pass isn’t enough. If you're serious about crossing that finish line, it all starts with one powerful move: setting a goal.
Why Goal Setting Matters for X-ray Students
A goal is a statement of a result you want to achieve. It’s not a vague wish or hope—it’s a clearly defined end toward which your efforts are directed. When yo...
Adopted from Dr. Angela Thomas' lecture on Patients' Rights from the 21 Day Registry Review Challenge
In the world of radiologic technology, our job doesn’t begin and end with producing diagnostic images. We’re in a uniquely trusted position—one that demands ethical clarity, compassion, and accountability. Whether assisting in a routine chest X-ray or preparing a patient for a complex fluoroscopic study, our duty to uphold patients' rights remains constant.
This comprehensive guide dives deep into three...
Forget Cramming. It's Time to Make It Stick.
If you're an x-ray student staring down the ARRT registry exam, there's one truth you need to hear: How you study is more important than how much you study.
You’ve made it through classroom lectures, late-night clinical shifts, and digital imaging labs—but passing the ARRT exam demands more than just reviewing notes or binge-watching review videos. You need efficient, brain-friendly strategies that actually help you retain information, apply it under pressure...