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Primary Assessment Series in Radiation Therapy (200 Questions each)

Simulated Registry Exams

The online exam tests simulate taking the registry, with section by section grading and enforcing the time limit of 3.5 hours
Each question on both exams have an answer and an explanation
Print out your score, grouped by section, with answers and explanations for the incorrect responses.

Take both exams to practice for the real thing!

The popular Simulated Exam in Radiation Therapy is now even easier with interactive online testing!
200 QUESTIONS ON EACH TEST!

Preparing for the ARRT exam in Radiation Therapy

By its very nature, radiation therapy is a delicate science. Using potentially harmful radiation to treat disease requires great care and precision, which is why certification is such a thorough process. The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists requires a 3.5 hour, 200-question exam before you can receive the primary certification in radiation therapy.

The exam covers a wide range of topics, and requires mastery of each of them in order to pass. The academic topics of human anatomy and physiology, the effects of radiation on the body, and radiation physics are just the beginning. You also need to know radiation safety, how to plan radiation treatments, how to administer these to the patient, and how to care for and manage patients.

Given this mountain of knowledge you need to have down in order to get your certification, we have designed test-prep resources to help you get ready for your certification exam. We have several options for you, including a radiation therapy specific workbook and two simulated mock registry exams. Our workbook contains over 1,500 fully referenced questions modeled after the ARRT exam.

All of these questions are fully-referenced, so that you learn the reasoning behind every answer on the test. With so much to know, you don't want anybody but the best helping you prepare. With our convenient and easy-to-use materials, you'll be confident and be well on your way to a rewarding career in radiation therapy.