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A161 Final Test

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The common unit of measure for the potential difference across the x-ray tube is the
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The greater the OID, the greater the chance of scatter photons missing the image receptor, thereby _________ contrast.
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Differential absorption and attenuation depend on what 3 factors?
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What is the effect on radiographic image quality if focal-spot size is increased?
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When SID is increased, mAs must be increased by ____ to maintain constant exposure to the image receptor.
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Which exposure factor controls image contrast?
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If kVp is doubled, intensity increases by a factor of
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What results from an inclined object
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The ________ focal spot is the flow of electrons hitting the Anode while the _______ focal spot is the flow of electrons leaving the target.
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What are the 2 main factors that control the optical density, or the degree of blackening of the finished image?
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In the diagnostic range, a _____increase in kVp is equivalent to doubling the mAs.
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What 3 conditions contribute to image distortion?
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What happens to density with decreases in tissue thickness?
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X-ray quantity varies ____________ with distance from the source.
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Only approximately _____ of projectile electron kinetic energy is used for the production of x-radiation; the other _____ is converted into __________ .
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All images on the radiograph are larger than the objects they represent is a condition called _____________?
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To apply the inverse square law, one must know
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Image quality is improved by _____________ that cause reduced motion blur.
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What causes the most heat during x-ray production
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If you increase the filtration of the x-ray beam what happens to the x-ray quantity
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The constant excitation and return of outer shell electrons
B.
two distances and one intensity
C.
kilovolt
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1%, 99%, heat
E.
Inversely
F.
Short exposure times
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15%
H.
Increases
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A foreshortened image
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4
K.
increasing
L.
Actual ; Effective
M.
Increased focal-spot blur
N.
1. object thickness 2. object position 3. object shape
O.
mAs and SID
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(1) The atomic number (Z) of the atoms in tissue (2) The mass density of the atoms in tissue (3)The x-ray energy
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SID^2 this is called the square law
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Magnification
S.
kVp
T.
The x-ray quantity is reduced
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X-rays scattered back in the direction of the incident x-ray beam are called _______
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The efficiency of x-ray production is _______ the tube current.
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X-rays consist of _______ energy
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The use of a high kV results in a ________ scale, _________ contrast.
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During a photoelectric interaction an ______ is emitted from the atom.
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What word is synonymous with x-ray quality
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The type of distortion caused by elongation or foreshortening is:
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(1) The atomic number (Z) of the atoms in tissue (2) The mass density of the atoms in tissue (3)The x-ray energy
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What is produced when an projectile electron excites an outer-shell electron?
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To find the energy of a characteristic photon, the outer shell binding energy is subtracted from the ________ binding energy of the shells involved.

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