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What does ALARA stand for? As Low As Reasonably Achievable
What are the 3 basic radiation protection principles? Time, distance, and shielding
What material is commonly used for radiation shielding? Lead or lead-equivalent protective material
How can a radiographer protect a patient from radiation? Use proper collimation, exposure factors, positioning, and avoid repeats
What is the latent stage? A period when radiation symptoms temporarily decrease or disappear
What is the cathode? The negative side of the x-ray tube where electrons are produced
Why is the x-ray tube considered a diode? It has two electrodes: the cathode and anode
Why is collimation important? It limits the beam to the anatomy of interest and reduces radiation exposure
What is PACS? A system for storing, retrieving, viewing, and distributing medical images
What is JRCERT? An organization that accredits radiologic technology educational programs.
What is Quality Control (QC)? Activities used to maintain consistent equipment and image performance
What is state licensure? State requirements that authorize a person to legally practice
What does ARRT do? Provides certification and registration for radiologic technologists
What is an advantage of a dosimeter? It can provide a near-immediate radiation dose reading
What is the latent stage? period when radiation symptoms temporarily decrease or disappear
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