Which of the following is NOT part of the freshmen daytime rotations?

• A. Diagnostic, Fluoroscopy, Tomography
• B. Routine, Emergency
• C. Mobile Radiography
• D. Reading Room

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is that freshmen daytime rotations are built around hands-on imaging with real patients in spaces where imaging is performed. Areas like diagnostic imaging, fluoroscopy, and tomography are all direct imaging modalities you work with on patients. Routine radiography and emergency radiography involve performing standard X-ray exams in typical clinical settings, while mobile radiography means taking X-rays at the patient’s bedside or in non-traditional areas. These are all active, patient-focused rotation experiences.

The Reading Room, on the other hand, is not a patient-imaging rotation. It’s a space for image review, report preparation, and administrative tasks related to documentation and QA. Since it doesn’t involve performing imaging on patients, it’s not part of the freshmen daytime rotations.