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Additive lung collapse
how can you minimize size distortion
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how can you minimize size distortion
increase OID
Decrease SID
Increase SID
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Additive lung collapse
arthritis
pnuemonectomy
Atelactasis
pnuemothorax
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which is not an additive chest condition
emphysema
Plueral effusion
tuberculosis
hemothorax
4
Dose creep is essentially...
collimating to reduce scatter
increasing mAs to reduce mottle
failing to shield the patient when exposing the gonad
any increase in technique that does not affect detail
5
Dosimeter that offers immediate results
TLD
Pocket dosimeter
OSL
Film badge
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If you increase your mAs how would you calculate the new exposure
I1/I2 = (kVp1/kVp2)
I1/I2 = (mAs1/mAs2)
I1/I2 = kVp1/kVp2
I1/I2 = (D2/D1)^2
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as kVp increases
X-ray interactions increase
X-ray interactions fall
Photoelectric absorption rises
compton's scatter rises
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Governing body that sets regulations and enforces regulations
NCRP
FDA
NRC
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10 rem is how many Sieverts
10 mSv
100 mSv
0.1 Sv
100 Sv
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Controls image brightness
level
Window width
mAs
Window Speed
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highest source of patient exposure
Nuclear medicine
X-rays
CT
nuclear fallout
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Annual whole body dose limit for radiation worker
50 mSv
5 rem
5 mSv
500 mSv
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pathological changes can best be compensated by doing what
doubling mAs
increasing technique by 15%
adding a filter
getting patient history
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which would increase focal spot blur
increasing SID
Increasing KVP
increasing filtration
increasing OID
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Additive pathologies require what
loss of contrast
decrease in absorption
decrease in technique
increase in technique
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Additive condition of the abdomen
Ascites
osteoporosis
Aerophagia
Anorexia
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which biological effect is random in nature
Stochastic
altruistic
deterministic
relative
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additive multi system pathology characterized by uncontrolled cell growth
Tumor
Anorexia
Anemia
Diverticulitis
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Smallest perceivable change in mAs
50%
25%
15%
100%
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at 75 kV how this must your lead be to reduce 90% of the beam
2.0 mm
1.0 mm
0.25 mm
0.5 mm
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Government organization that regulates radio-pharmaceuticals
FDA
NRCP
NCR
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Scatter interaction that increases occupational dose
compton's scatter
Photoelectric absorption
bremstrahlung radiation
Characteristic radiation
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spatial resolution is
imaging small objects
gray scale
exposure
SID
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which has higher density
Fat
Muscle
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What is the advantage of the line focus principle
decreased heat capacity
decreased focal size
increased heat capacity
increased focal size
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Part of the beam containing diagnostic data
scatter radiation
secondary radiation
leakage radiation
remnant beam
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Pathological loss of cell proliferation
abscess
Atrophy
Osteopetrosis
Cancer
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Which type of generator produces the highest power and lowest patient dose
full wave
3 phase
high frequency
half wave
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Device used to detect the presence of radiation
OSL
TLD
Geiger counter
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Line pairs are used to measure
contrast
size
x-rays
space
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What is the purpose of the PBL
filters the beam
Collimates the field size
Monitors patient dose
controls leakage radiation
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What is the rate of photoelectric absorption based on atomic number
1/Z3
Z/1
Z*1
Z3
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If you increase your kVp how would you calculate the new exposure
I1/I2 = (kVp1/kVp2)^2
I1/I2 = (mAs1/mAs2)^2
I1/I2 = (D2/D1)^2
I1/I2 = kVp1/kVp2
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Pathologic conditions that increase the density of the subject
Atomic
constructive
positive
additive
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the formula for ESE is
I1/I2 = mAs21/mAs2*kVp1/kVp2
I1/I2 = mAs1/mAs2*kVp21/kVp22
I1/I2 = kVp1/mAs2*mAs21/kVp22
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As X-ray machines age they must be tested for…
Disease
measels
Worms
Linearity and reproducibility
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if you increase your kVp by 15% what do you need to do to your mAs to keep exposure the same
add 15%
keep it the same
decrease it by 50%
increase it by 50%
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NRC regulation for fetal dose limit for entire pregnancy
0.5 mrem
5 mSv
500 mrem
500 mSv
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the degree of sharpness on the image
Detail
Contrast
Exposure
image
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which side of the tube demonstrates a loss in exposure intensity
anode
cathode
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what is the dose reduction to breast tissue when using PA position
50%
99%
1%
15%
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NCRP recommends no more than how much radiation per month for the fetus
10 mSv
5 rem
50 mrem
.5 mSv
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Is asthma destructive or additive?
destructive
additive
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A speckled, static-like appearance
Motion blur
Shape distortion
Quantum mottle
Contrast resolution
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Another term for latitude is
density
Gray scale
brightness
resolution
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Destructive conditions
reduce the subjects Zeff
are not visible on X-ray
require an increase in mAs
increase the subjects mass
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Which has the highest atomic number
fat
water
air
muscle
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Unequal magnification across the image
quantum mottle
shape distortion
focal blur
size distortion
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in the first 2 weeks, fetal exposure is said to be...
very painful
all or nothing
recommended
very dangerous
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objects not parallel to IR will have what
scatter
focal spot blur
absorption
shape distortion
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High kV systems result in what
Lower patient dose
lower occupational exposure
more contrast
safe x rays
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Z
eff
Stands for what?
radiation weighting factor
tissue weighting factor
effective atomic number
none of these
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Controls image contrast
mAs
Window speed
Window width
level
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How does radiation damage cells
burning tissue
mutation
destroying tissue
ionizing atoms
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which factor affects subject contrast
weight
height
SID
kVp
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The blurred region of the radiograph
spatial frequency
contrast resolution
umbra
focal spot blur
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Total reduction in x-rays passing through a material
Attenuation
leakage radiation
scatter
Absorption
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period of fetal development most likely to receive radiation induced abnormalities.
2nd trimester
3rd trimester
2 to 10 weeks
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At what dose can we expect fetal abnormalities?
1000 mGyt
250 mGyt
100 mGyt
50 mGyt
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All exposure systems require this
Audible exposure alarm
measuring tape
Moving grid
AEC