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Ch 7

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What are the three types of target interaction?   Characteristic, heat and bremsstrahlung  
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There are _____ joules per keV.   1.6x10(-16)  
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As electron kinetic energy in increased, both the ____ and the ___ of the x-ray beam are increased.   intensity; energy  
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The distance between the filament and the x-ray tube target is only ___ cm.   1  
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_____ electrons are those that travel from cathode to anode and make up the tube current.   Projectile  
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Most of the kinetic energy of projectile electrons is converted into ____.   heat  
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During heat production, orbital electrons are not ionized but rather, they are raised to a higher _____.   energy level  
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Only approximately ___% of projectile electron kinetic energy is used for the production of heat.   99  
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Doubling the x-ray tube current doubles the ___ produced.   heat  
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Regardless of what mA is selected, the efficiency of x-ray production remains ______.   constant  
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The efficiency of x-ray production increases with increasing ____.   kVp  
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At 60 kVp, only ____% of the electron kinetic energy is converted to x-rays.   0.5  
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At 100 kVp, approximately ___% of kinetic energy is converted into x-rays.   1  
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If the projectile electron interacts with an inner-shell electron of the target atom rather than with an outer-shell electron, ___ x-rays can be produced.   characteristic  
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During characteristic radiation, _____ occurs by removal of an inner shell electron.   ionization  
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If a k-shell electron is removed, an ____ electron will fill the void.   orbital (outer shell)  
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Only the k-charteristic x-rays of ____ are useful for imaging.   tungsten  
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The effective energy of characteristic x-rays increases with increasing ____ number of the target element.   atomic  
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All electrons have the same ____.   mass  
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Kinetic energy is converted into ____, ____ and _____.   thermal, heat, x-rays  
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The binding energy of a k-shell electron of a tungsten atom is ____ keV.   69  
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______ x-rays are produced when a projectile electron is slowed by the electric field of a target atom nucleus.   Bremsstrahlung  
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In the diagnostic range most x-rays are ______ x-rays.   bremsstrahlung  
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Bremsstrahlung can be considered radiation that results from the ____ of projectile electrons by the nucleus.   braking  
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During ________ interactions, electrons can lose all, none or any intermediate level of the kinetic energy.   bremsstrahlung  
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Below ____ kVp no useful characteristic x-ray are generated therefore the x-ray beam is all bremsstrahlung   69  
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What measures the wavelengths or energies that comprise the beam?   X-ray Emission Spectrum  
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A discrete spectrum contains only ____ values.   specific  
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Characteristic x-rays have precisely ____ energies and form a discrete emission spectrum.   fixed (discrete)  
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The word _____ refers to the values of any quantity such as x-rays.   spectrum  
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A ____ spectrum contains all possible values.   continuous  
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Bremsstrahlung x-rays have a range of energies and form a _______ emission spectrum.   continuous  
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Maximum x-ray energy is associated with the minimum x-ray ______.   wavelength  
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The maximum x-ray energy is numerically equal to the _____.   kVp  
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