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ARRT registry review covering radiation protection content area

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show 79%  
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show 50%  
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show Bremsstrahlung  
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show characteristic  
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An incoming photon releases all its energy as it ejects an inner shell electron, an electron from a higher-energy level shell fills the vacancy   show
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A fairly high-energy x-ray photon interacts with tissue atoms, giving up some of its energy to eject an outer shell electron   show
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This type of radiation comprises 70% - 90% of the primary x-ray beam   show
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show high atomic number with low energy photons  
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show photoelectric effect  
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show Compton scatter  
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________ effects occur randomly and are all or nothing type effects (cancer, genetic effects, late effects)   show
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show nonstochastic  
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Stochastic effects have which dose-response curve   show
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nonstochastic effects have which dose-response curve   show
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show increases  
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The most radioresistant type of cell   show
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show a large quantity of radiation is delivered in a short time to the whole body  
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show 5:1 & 6:1  
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show 10:1 or 12:1  
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show reproducibility  
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show linearity  
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show 5  
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show 0.5 rem  
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show 12  
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A student under the age of 18 years must not receive an annual dose of more than   show
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show 0.05 rem  
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