| Question 1: What is the minimum number of ABR-OLA questions that should be answered each year? |
| Reference: | ABR on-line introduction to OLA www.theABR.org |
| Choice A: | 26 |
| Choice B: | 50 |
| Choice C: | 52 |
| Choice D: | 102 |
| Question 2: The exam that can be used in place of OLA participation is? |
| Reference: | ABR on-line introduction to OLA www.theABR.org |
| Choice A: | The traditional MOC exam |
| Choice B: | The MP Part 2 |
| Choice C: | A new exam taken at PearsonVue centers |
| Choice D: | The MP Part 3 (Oral) exam |
| Question 3: ABR-OLA questions are delivered at the rate of |
| Reference: | ABR on-line introduction to OLA www.theABR.org |
| Choice A: | 2 questions per week |
| Choice B: | 5 questions per week |
| Choice C: | 4 questions per month |
| Choice D: | At any rate selected by the diplomate |
| Question 4: The diplomate’s ABR-OLA status will be evaluated.... |
| Reference: | ABR on-line introduction to OLA www.theABR.org |
| Choice A: | At the annual MOC evaluation |
| Choice B: | After year of ABR-OLA |
| Choice C: | After 1000 questions have been answered. |
| Choice D: | At the next MOC evaluation after 200 questions have been answered |
| Question 5: How many questions can a diplomate decline each year? |
| Reference: | ABR on-line introduction to OLA www.theABR.org |
| Choice A: | None |
| Choice B: | 10 |
| Choice C: | 52 |
| Choice D: | As many as they want as long as they answer the number required by ABR-OLA |
| Question 6: ABR-OLA for medical physicists is expected to begin.... |
| Reference: | ABR on-line introduction to OLA www.theABR.org |
| Choice A: | Around October this year |
| Choice B: | Early in 2020 |
| Choice C: | Late 2020 |
| Choice D: | When the physicists completes there next ten year cycle. |
