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| an inclination or temperament based opon personal judgement; prejudice |
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| Professional education received following completion of a training to maintain skills |
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| to attack or injure a person's reputation |
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| modern term for radiography, encompassing all specialties devoted to producing an image of a body part |
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| Conforming to the standards of conduct of a given profession or group |
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| something that a person is obligated to do or an obligation required to be fulfilled by low; usually an obligation of financial |
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| Professional negligence that is the cause of injury or harm to a patient |
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| a radiologic technologist who uses critical thinking, problem solving, and judgment to perform diagnostic images |
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| not conforming to the standards of conduct of a particular profession or group |
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| directions given by a person while in a healthy state concerning wishes at time of death |
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| Evaluation of a patient using skills in history taking to achieve a particular goal |
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| an order on the patient's chart and signed by the patient's physician that orders the staff not to perform CPR or call the emergency team if the patient expires |
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| tone of voice, gestures, and facial expressions that accompany speech |
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