| Question 1: As demonstrated by the Therac 25 software failures, which is NOT a likely reason for the incidents:
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| Reference: | Leveson, N. G., & Turner, C. S. (1993). An investigation of the Therac-25 accidents. Computer, 26(7), 18-41. |
| Choice A: | Strange error messages which users didn’t understand. |
| Choice B: | Insufficient documentation. |
| Choice C: | Software unit testing was minimal. |
| Choice D: | Code that compiled with errors was used in production. |
| Question 2: Which of the following is the best name for a variable describing the position of the gantry?
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| Reference: | https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229045.aspx |
| Choice A: | G. |
| Choice B: | gantryAngle. |
| Choice C: | Gant ang |
| Choice D: | gAng |
| Choice E: | floatGantry |
| Question 3: Which of these cannot be recorded in a Pinnacle script:
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| Reference: | Philips Healthcare. Chapter 9.
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| Choice A: | Beam Naming. |
| Choice B: | Add an optimization objective. |
| Choice C: | Adding a DVH curve. |
| Choice D: | Drawing a contour. |
| Question 4: What sequence indicates a comment in a Pinnacle script?
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| Reference: | Sean Geoghegan - Scripting on the Pinnacle3 Treatment Planning System, electronically available at http://medphysfiles.com/index.php?name=Downloads&file=details&id=36
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| Choice A: | # |
| Choice B: | // |
| Choice C: | " |
| Choice D: | ! |
| Question 5: What can the Eclipse Scripting API currently NOT do clinically?
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| Reference: | Olsen, L. A., Robinson, C. G., He, G. R., Wooten, H. O., Yaddanapudi, S., Mutic, S., ... & Moore, K. L. (2014). Automated radiation therapy treatment plan workflow using a commercial application programming interface.Practical radiation oncology, 4(6), 358-367.
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| Choice A: | Extract DVH information for treatment plans. |
| Choice B: | Be used in stand-alone applications which run outside of the treatment planning system software. |
| Choice C: | Add or modify optimization structures to a plan prior to optimization. |
| Choice D: | Retrieve patient treatment plan parameters after a plan is marked with “completed” status. |
| Question 6: Scripting in RayStation is done in a language most similar to: |
| Reference: | RayStation. 2015. Scripting in RayStation. Whitepaper. Version 2015-08-05. http://www.raysearchlabs.com/globalassets/about-overview/media-center/wp-re-ev-n-pdfs/white-papers/white-paper-5---scripting-aug-2015.pdf |
| Choice A: | MATLAB |
| Choice B: | Python |
| Choice C: | Linux Bash |
| Choice D: | C++ |
