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Bushong ch 7 Matching
How much of the electron interaction with the anode turned into heat?
99%
When imaging a larger patient, the ______ should be directed over the larger part.
cathode
What does thermonic emission cause to happen at the filament?
space charge effect
WHat is the actual source of x-rays in the tube?
the focal spot
This occurs when the tungsten vaporizes,coats the inside of the glass housing, and then causes the current to stray.
arcing
What turns the rotating anode?
magnetic field
When is the small focal spot used?
when better spatial resolution is required
What is the filament made of?
tungsten
What components make up the external structure of the x-ray tube?
support structure, protective housing, glass or metal enclosure
What is the size of most filaments?
1-2 cm long, 2mm wide
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