Practice With Purpose
Radiologist Assistant Practice Questions
Work through questions with explanations for every answer choice, then build endurance with cumulative exams that sample the published selected-response category distribution.
For Aspiring and Practicing Radiologist Assistants
Radiologist Assistant Board Exam Preparation
Your Goals. Your Future. Study Your Way.
Preparing to become a Registered Radiologist Assistant or sharpening your clinical knowledge? Support your RRA exam preparation and ongoing clinical review with detailed lessons, practice questions, interactive anatomy, clinical cases, flash cards, and audio learning—all in one study space.
Try sample questions, a clinical case, a lesson excerpt, and a flash card. No account or payment required.
Created by Chris Young, R.R.A., R.T.(R)
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18+ years as an R.R.A.Created by Chris Young
Board examination experienceFormer item writer and essay evaluator
Recognized for teachingScatliff Award recipient, 2021 & 2026
Your Study Space
How Do You Want to Learn Today?
Follow your curiosity, focus on a challenge, or fit a little practice into your day. Mix approaches as your needs change—there’s no single path you have to follow.
READ
Read and Understand
Take a deeper look with organized, detailed lessons. Connect related practice through Topic Hubs.
Study Library SEESee the Anatomy
Explore labeled diagrams and practice identifying structures with interactive label placement.
Anatomy PLAYChallenge Yourself
Put your knowledge to work in The Learning Game with missions and clinical challenges.
The Learning Game RECALLMake the Most of a Few Minutes
Review key concepts with focused flash cards, filtered by topic and focus.
Flash Cards APPLYThink Through a Case
Make clinical decisions as new information unfolds, then explore the reasoning behind each choice.
Clinical Cases LISTENListen and Learn
Review contrast-media topics through four audio modules, from agent selection to integrated clinical reasoning.
Listen and LearnLessons and practice connect anatomy, patient care, safety, pharmacology, and procedures through a curriculum mapped to the published ARRT content outline.
What You’ll Study
Build connections across the core subjects of Radiologist Assistant practice, from foundational knowledge to clinical decision-making.
Anatomy & Pathology
Connect normal anatomy and common disease processes with imaging findings and clinical cases.
Patient Assessment & Care
Review patient history, physical assessment, laboratory findings, preparation, and postprocedure care.
Pharmacology
Study medication principles, dose calculations, interactions, and patient monitoring.
Contrast Media
Explore agent selection, patient screening, administration, and recognition of adverse reactions.
Radiation Safety
Review radiation effects, dose optimization, and protection for patients and staff.
Procedures & Clinical Reasoning
Connect indications, technique, and complications across GI/GU fluoroscopy and image-guided procedures.
Meet Chris
Why I Built RA Study Room
Chris Young, M.R.S., R.R.A., R.T.(R)
“Radiologist Assistant education asks you to connect anatomy, procedures, patient care, and clinical judgment. I wanted to create a place where you could approach that knowledge in different ways—read a lesson, work through a case, study an image, or test yourself. Whether you’re preparing for boards or revisiting a topic in practice, the goal is to help you make the most of your study time.”
A Registered Radiologist Assistant for over 18 years, Chris serves as a Clinical Instructor and Adjunct Professor at UNC–Chapel Hill. His background spans adult and pediatric fluoroscopy, image-guided procedures, and education for RA students, radiology trainees, and technologists.
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Experience That Shapes the Teaching
- Four years of RA Board Examination item-writing experience across two previous periods of service.
- Six years of Board Examination essay review and grading experience through previous service on the Registered Radiologist Assistant Essay Evaluation Committee.
- Two years of service on the R.R.A. Practice Analysis Committee, contributing to the examination’s foundation in professional practice.
- James H. Scatliff Award for excellence in teaching in 2021 and 2026, and the SRPE C.A.R.E. Award in 2026.
Professional service does not imply ARRT or UNC endorsement. Site practice materials are independently developed and do not reproduce confidential examination content.
Testimonials
From the RA Study Room Community
“RA Study Room is an excellent resource! Whether you are studying for your initial board exam, reviewing for CQR testing or wanting to quiz yourself for fun, RA Study Room makes it enjoyable.”
MRS, RRA
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An Outstanding Learning Experience!
I cannot say enough positive things about RA Study Room! Preparing for the RRA exam can be challenging, and having a supportive, encouraging, and knowledgeable learning environment makes such a difference.
RA Study Room provided a wonderful opportunity to strengthen my knowledge, review important concepts, and build confidence throughout the preparation process. The material was presented in a way that made learning enjoyable and helped reinforce information that can sometimes feel overwhelming.
What I appreciated most was the positive atmosphere and genuine commitment to helping future Radiologist Assistants succeed. It was not just about studying for an exam, but about growing in knowledge, understanding, and confidence as a professional.
I truly enjoyed my experience and am grateful for the opportunity to learn and study with RA Study Room. I would absolutely recommend this resource to anyone preparing for their RRA exam or wanting to further develop their skills as a Radiologist Assistant.
An excellent resource and a truly rewarding experience!”
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