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ARRT registry review covering equipment operations and QC

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show the heated cathode filament pg 437  
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bremsstrahlung radiation   show
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show A high speed electron encounters a tungsten atom within the anode and ejects a K shell electron leaving a vacancy. An electron from the adjacent L shell moves in to fill the K shell vacancy causing a K characteristic ray to be emitted. Pg 438  
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show high atomic number, high melting point (3410 degrees celsius) to resist cracking, thermal conductivity for heat dissipation pg 452  
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show graphite/molybdenum beveled edge, tungsten/rhenium alloy focal track (0,6-1,2mm), molybdenum stem pg 452  
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show rotates anode, stator (outside glass envelope) and rotor (inside glass envelope) pg 452  
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show diode that has a negative electrode (cathode) and a positive electrode (anode) pg 453  
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thermionic emission   show
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line focus principle   show
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properties of x-ray photons   show
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wavelength   show
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show refers to the number of cycles per second; unit of measurement is the hertz pg 439  
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show electric current flowing through a conductor in only one direction and with constant magnitude pg 444  
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alternating current   show
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show change mechanical energy to electrical energy pg 444  
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motors   show
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step-up transformer   show
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autotransformer   show
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show decreases voltage pg 448  
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show solid state diodes made of semi-conductive materials that permit the flow of electricity in only one direction pg 450  
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What is the focusing cup made of?   show
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show tungsten pg 451  
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show materials that are a permanent part of the x-ray tube and housing, "built in" pg 456  
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show thin sheets of aluminum that are added to make necessary total thickness of aluminum equivalent filtration (2.5mm) includes the collimator and mirror pg 456  
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show used to define the size and shape of the x-ray field that emerges from the x-ray tube port window pg 456  
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show used to protect the patient from unnecessary exposure, and the x-ray tube from damage should the AEC fail to operate properly pg 462  
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show evaluates timer accuracy pg 462  
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primary/ low voltage circuit components   show
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secondary/ high voltage circuit components   show
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two types of AEC   show
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pixel   show
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bit   show
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show number of bits per pixel/ determines grayscale pg 466  
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show number of pixels in XY direction making up a digital image pg 466  
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show usually barium fluorohalide, granular or turbid shape pg 475  
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show protective layer, barium fluorohalide layer, reflective layer base, antistatic layer, and lead foil pg 475  
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