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Question	Answer
B&W or gray	gray
Image contrast	high
energy	high
wavelength	long
attenuation	low
frequency	low
image contrast	low
scale contrast	long scale
If you have low kVp (< 60 kVp) what will happen to the following factors?	Look at the following factors
frequency	high
wavelength	short
energy	low
beam quality	low
attenuation	high
If you have high kVp (> 60 kVp) what will happen to the following factors?	Look at the following factors
Scatter production	high
beam quality	high (more penetration)
B&W or Gray	B&W
scale contrast	short scale

B&W or gray	Answer: gray	1	0	false
high	Question: Image contrast	2	1	false
energy	Answer: high	3	0	false
wavelength	Answer: long	4	0	false
attenuation	Answer: low	5	0	false
frequency	Answer: low	6	0	false
image contrast	Answer: low	7	0	false
long scale	Question: scale contrast	8	1	false
Look at the following factors	Question: If you have low kVp (< 60 kVp) what will happen to the following factors?	9	1	false
short	Question: wavelength	11	1	false
beam quality	Answer: low	13	0	false
following	If you have high kVp (> 60 kVp) what will happen to the _____ factors?	15	0	true
Scatter production	Answer: high	16	0	false
high (more penetration)	Question: beam quality	17	1	false
B&W or Gray	Answer: B&W	18	0	false
scale contrast	Answer: short scale	19	0	false