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Imaging Adler CH 2&3

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What makes the rotor spin?   show
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show Cathode  
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show target, source, focal source  
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show negative Positive  
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What is the boiling off of electrons?   show
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show space charge effect  
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show 5 degree- 20 degree angles 12 degree angle  
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what size filament would you use to x-ray extremities? What size for abdomen?   show
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show 100mR/hr  
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show 74  
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show 10000RPM's  
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show cascaid effect  
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What shell are diagnostic photons from?   show
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show 69 or 69.5  
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show Bremsstrahlung  
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What type of interaction interacts with an electron and uses the cascaid effect?   show
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In a Bremsstrahlung interaction the closer the nucleus to the incident electron the ________ the energy level of the photon will be.   show
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show 69kVp  
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show incident electron  
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Primary factors that affect quantity which of these factors also affects Quality?   show
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show Automatic Exposure Controls  
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What is the maximum variable of kVp?   show
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% of voltage ripple for single phase generators; 3 phase 6 pulse; 3 phase 12 pulse; high frequency?   show
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show +or- 5% for times less than 10ms +or- 10% for times greater than 10ms  
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the amount of current supplied to the tube   show
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the effective focal spot is ___________ than the actual focal spot.What principle?   show
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show smaller  
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more intense radiation exiting the tube toward the cathode side   show
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show FAT CAT  
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show the glass envelope, the surrounding oil, the window  
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any thing after the window is what type of filtration?   show
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the filtration that is permanently in the path of the x-ray beam   show
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inherent + added filtration =   show
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the amount of filtration that reduces the intensity to one half the original value   show
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inherent filtration (window)thickness   show
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added filtration (apeture diapragm) thickness   show
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show 1.0 mm Al; 2.5 mm Al  
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the amount of heat produced from any given exposure   show
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show wedge and trough  
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show 1.00  
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show 1.35  
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show 1.41  
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show 1.45  
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Heat unit formula   show
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on a tube rating chart what does above the line mean? At or below line?   show
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show arcing  
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show cathode (-) and anode (+)  
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Higher kVp and thicker body part =   show
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show absorption, scatter, transmition  
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other words for primary beam are....   show
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show differential absorption  
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other names for coherent scattering   show
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show = or greater  
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coherent scattering energy level   show
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in coherent scattering there is____ energy transfered, ____ energy lost, ____ ionization just ________ in direction   show
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show photo electron  
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show photoelectric interaction (in the body)  
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show scattering in the body  
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show pair production  
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what is minimum Mega electron Volt?   show
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show Positron Emission Tomography  
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X-ray photon absorbed by nucleus, its raised to an excited state and emits a nuclear fragment   show
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photodisentigration requires a minimum of ____MeV   show
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Attenuation is decreased 50% for each __ to __ cm of tissue thickness   show
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show increase; decrease  
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show scattered, transmitted  
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2 types of distortion   show
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show projection  
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for digital Radiography (DR) window width (WW) is ____________ and window level (WL)is __________   show
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show density  
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show high contrast short scale low contrast long scale  
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smallest object recorded- sharpness-   show
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show  
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