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X-Ray & Matter 147

Part 2

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______ is the The difference between x-rays that do reach the image receptor and x-rays that do not reach the image receptor Differential Absorption
Differential Absorption is the Basis for ______ of an image Contrast
X-Rays ______ DO NOT reach the IR Absorbed by Photoelectric Interactions
X-Rays _______ DO reach the IR Transmitted Without Interactions
Less than ______ of x-rays reaching the IR form the image ½ of the 1%
__________= Less x-ray transmission (more photoelectric interactions) Higher Atomic Number
________ = More transmission through tissue (Fewer photoelectric interactions) Increases in X-Ray Energy
________ = Proportional reduction in x-ray transmission (increase in Compton interactions and photoelectric interactions) Increased Mass Density
Attenuation is a _______ in the total number of x-rays photons remaining as the beam passes through matter Reduction
_______ = Attenuation X-rays Absorption + X-ray Scatter
X-rays are attenuated _______ Exponentially
The ________ Creates the “white” in the image Photoelectric Effect
______ is used in Radiation Therapy Photodisintegration
Compton Interactions are more likely to occur with a ______ Higher kVp
The Photoelectric Effect is more likely to occur with a ______ Lower kVp
In Pair Production, the ________ Will have future interactions, ending up as part of another atom Negatron
The unnatural ______ will cause an "annihilation event” with another electron, destroying both particles and creating two x-ray photons destroying both particles creating two annihilation gamma-ray photons Positron
_______ Reduces image contrast Compton Scatter
_______ is used in Positron Emission Tomography Pair Production
Photodisintegration & Pair Production have an _______ – NOT an X-ray Incident Photon
What is the end result of the annihilation event that occurs during pair production Two annihilation gamma-ray photons
Absorbed X-Ray- Completely removed from beam, ceases to exist
Scattered X-Ray- Contains no useful information and is a source of noise in the image
Pair Production Positron and Negatron Energy 0.51 MeV
Photodisintegration Energy Above 10 MeV
Pair Production Energy 1.02 MeV
Coherent Scattering Energy 10 keV or less
The Photoelectric Effect is when an Incident X-Ray ejects an ___________ Inner-Shell Electron
Compton Scatter occurs when an Incident X-Ray ejects an ___________ Outer-Shell Electron
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