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The ARDMS Exam(American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography) is a certification test
designed for professionals in the field of medical ultrasound. Its primary purpose is to assess
and validate the knowledge and skills of individuals in diagnostic medical sonography, ensuring
they meet international standards. Passing the ARDMS exam can open up opportunities for
pursuing a career in diagnostic medical sonography, particularly in countries like the United
States, Canada, and the Gulf states.
The ARDMS exam covers various specialties, including abdominal sonography, obstetrics and
gynecology, vascular technology, breast sonography, and pediatric sonography. These
credentials demonstrate expertise in specific areas, making candidates highly competitive in the
global job market. By achieving ARDMS certification, it not just helps students in advancing their
career; but also contributes to delivering higher-quality patient care.
SPI /Physics
Are you looking to become a certified diagnostic medical sonographer? Cardiff MED Institute is here to help you succeed in the ARDMS (American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography) exam. Our training courses are designed to help you prepare for the Sonography Principles and Instrumentation (SPI) exam and specialty exams like Abdomen and Obstetrics & Gynecology. With expert instructors, easy-to-understand study materials, and practice exams, we’ll give you the tools you need to pass the ARDMS exam and open doors to exciting career opportunities worldwide. Join us and take the first step towards your future today!
To earn ARDMS credentials, you must:
The ARDMS Abdomen Specialty Exam is a certification test for becoming a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) in the abdominal specialty. Candidates must pass the Sonography Principles & Instrumentation (SPI) exam and the Abdomen (AB) specialty exam within five years. The Abdomen exam is a three-hour, 170-question multiple-choice test covering organs like the liver, kidneys, pancreas, and vascular systems. A passing score is 555 or above on a 300–700 scale. Eligibility requires proof of education, clinical experience, and application documentation. Exam topics emphasize liver (16-24%), kidneys (16-24%), and
gallbladder (10-18%), among other abdominal structures.
Explore the world of abdominal sonography and unlock career opportunities abroad. This specialized course prepares you for the Abdominal Region specialty of the ARDMS exam, ensuring comprehensive understanding and hands-on skills.
The ARDMS Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN) Specialty Exam is a certification test for becoming a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) in the OBGYN specialty. Candidates must pass both the Sonography Principles & Instrumentation (SPI) exam and the OBGYN specialty exam within five years. The OBGYN Exam is a three-hour, 170-question multiple-choice test focusing on pelvic and fetal anatomy, physiology, and sonographic techniques. A passing score is 555 or above on a 300–700 scale. Key topics include abnormal pelvic anatomy (24-28%), first-trimester obstetrics (11-14%), and fetal abnormalities (10-16%).
Eligibility requires education, clinical experience, and supporting documentation.
Explore the world of abdominal sonography and unlock career opportunities abroad. This specialized course prepares you for the Abdominal Region specialty of the ARDMS exam, ensuring comprehensive understanding and hands-on skills.
At Cardiff MED, we’ve designed our training program to solve these challenges. Our approach includes
Identify your weak areas and improve.
Learn from seasoned professionals with international experience.
24/7 learning with subscriptions to past papers, quizzes, and recorded lectures.
Simplified resources to ensure you grasp key concepts.
Practice like it’s the real deal.
A score of 555 or above on a scale of 300–700 is required to pass the ARDMS specialty exams,
including the Abdomen and OBGYN exams.
Study time varies by individual, but candidates typically dedicate 3–6 months of focused
preparation, including reviewing anatomy, physiology, and sonography techniques.
Yes, the SPI and specialty exams can be taken in any order, but both must be completed
successfully within five years.
You must submit proof of formal education, clinical experience verification, transcripts, licenses,
and recommendation letters from a supervising physician or program director.
Candidates who do not pass must wait at least 72 hours to reapply and 60 days to retake the
test.
With Cardiff Med, success is within your reach. We ensure you’re not just exam-ready butconfident and prepared for a bright future.
Ready to unlock your global career? Join Cardiff MED Institute now and let’s make your
dreams a reality
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