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Medical Assisting
Radiation
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Radiation | High energy particles that cause ionization. |
| Deterministic | A doctrine that all facts and events exemplify natural laws. |
| Stochastic | Randomly determined. |
| Epidemiologic Data | Allows in sight into behavior, trends, and perceptions. |
| Physicians | Person qualified to practice medicine. |
| Radiologists | Medical specialists who uses radioactive substances and x-rays in treatment of disease. |
| Radiologic Examinationsten | conformation of diagrams and early detection of plural effusion and empyema. |
| CT(Computed Tomography) | Examination of organs with x-rays and using a computer for scans. |
| Carcinogenic | Having the potential to cause cancer. |
| None mergent | non emergency medical patient, care or case. |
| Fluoroscopy | High energy ionizing radiations. |
| Cell Damage | Death of cells, tissue, or organ failure. |
| Cell Death | The normal degeneration and death of living cells. |
| C-arm | Used to produce images for surgical guidance. |
| Direct Exposure | In the line of radiation rays from machine. |
| Indirect | Scattered rays from patient and machine. |
| ALARA(As low as reasonably achievable) | Principle that accepts some amount of radiation exposure. |
| Thermoluminescence Dosimetry | Radiation dosimeter. |
| Subsequnently | After something has happened. |
| URS(ureterorenoscopy) | Visual inspection of ureter and kidney. |