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At Prepry, we're committed to empowering sonography professionals across all specialties with the most comprehensive and up-to-date educational resources. Whether you're preparing for the ARDMS fetal echocardiography registry, diving into abdomen ultrasound registry practice exams, or aiming to master the intricacies of vascular ultrasound through a review course, our platform is designed to support your journey to certification and beyond.

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Our extensive suite of offerings includes practice exams and review courses for a wide range of specialties, including fetal echocardiography, adult echocardiography (adult echo), breast ultrasound, OB/GYN ultrasound, and more. With Prepry, you can confidently prepare for your ARDMS registry exams, including the SPI, Abdomen, Breast, OB/GYN, Pediatric, and Vascular Ultrasound exams, leveraging our expertly crafted practice questions and in-depth registry review materials.

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For those seeking to enhance their knowledge in specific areas, our review courses cover everything from abdominal and breast ultrasound to the critical principles of ultrasound physics. Our resources are tailored to help you excel in both your ARDMS exams and your career, offering everything from vascular ultrasound registry practice exams to breast sonography review courses.

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Beyond registry preparation, Prepry is your partner in continuing medical education, providing a range of courses and resources to earn CME credits in areas such as abdominal ultrasound, vascular ultrasound, echocardiography, and breast ultrasound. Our goal is to not only help you get certified in ultrasound but to support your ongoing professional development and certification maintenance in this rapidly evolving field.

Explore our platform today and discover how Prepry can enhance your study for ultrasound registry exams, offer comprehensive ultrasound education, and support your pursuit of excellence in diagnostic medical sonography.

Writer's pictureJenna Laquerre, BS, RT (R), RDMS (PS, AB, OB/GYN, BR), RVT
Apr 262 min read

Preparing for the ARRT® Radiography Exam: What You Need to Know

As you start preparing for the ARRT® Radiography exam, understanding the test duration and format is key to your preparation. The exam consists of 200 scored items and 30 pilot items, totaling 230 questions. These pilot items are randomly interspersed throughout the exam and are indistinguishable from scored items.


Your test-taking appointment will last approximately 250 minutes, which includes:


  • 8 minutes for the test-taking tutorial

  • 2 minutes for signing the nondisclosure agreement (NDA)

  • 230 minutes for the exam itself

  • 10 minutes for a post-exam survey

Prepry is your go-to choice as you start your path to becoming an ultrasound technologist.

Preparing for the ARRT® Radiography Exam

Being aware of the ARRT® exam structure and time allocation can help you plan your study schedule effectively and approach exam day with confidence. Stay focused, stay prepared, and best of luck on your journey to becoming a certified radiologic technologist!


Preparing for the ARRT® Radiography Exam

When studying, focus on areas where you feel less confident while also reinforcing your strengths. Use mnemonic devices or flashcards to help memorize important information. Take breaks when needed and make sure to get plenty of rest leading up to the exam.


On exam day, arrive early and bring all necessary materials such as identification. Stay calm and trust in the preparation you have done leading up to this point.


Remember, preparing for the ARRT® Radiography Exam is a process that takes time and dedication. Stay focused on your goals and believe in yourself - you've got this!


Radiologic Technologists and Their Role in the Healthcare Field


Radiologic technologists play a crucial role in the healthcare field, utilizing their specialized skills to produce high-quality images that aid in the diagnosis and treatment of various medical conditions. These professionals work closely with patients, ensuring their safety and comfort throughout the imaging process.



Beyond operating complex machinery, radiologic technologists must also possess strong communication skills to collaborate with physicians and other healthcare team members effectively. They are responsible for accurately positioning patients, adjusting equipment settings, and following strict protocols to obtain clear images.


In addition to their technical expertise, radiologic technologists must stay current on advancements in imaging technology and maintain certification through organizations like the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT®). Their dedication to continuous learning and commitment to providing excellent patient care make them invaluable members of the healthcare team.



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