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x-posure/scatter/scatter

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remnant x-rays are those that?   show
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what factor(s) that affects scatter radiation can be controlled by the technologist?   show
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show increases b/c there is less compton interaction  
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show 1%  
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at a high kVp (125kVp), most x-rays are? TRANSMITTED THRU THE BODY WITH INTERACTION or TRANSMITTED THRU THE BODY WITHOUT INTERACTION   show
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increasing kVp while decreasing mAs decreases what?   show
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if a constant optical density is maintained while kVp in increased what happens to patient dose?   show
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as field size increases, what happens to scatter?   show
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scatter radiation reduces radiographic quality by changing? CONTRAST, DISTORTION, OPTICAL DENSITY, MASS DENSITY   show
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x-rays that the tech would like to have interact with the IR are those that are?   show
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an increase of kVp from 70 to 80? RESOLUTION IMPROVED, SID MUST BE INCREASED, HIGHER PROPORTION OF SCATTER, LOWER PROPORTION OF SCATTER   show
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an increase in kVp from 70 to 90, while other factors remain constant result in? INCREASED DETAIL, DECREASED # OF ABSORBED RAYS, INCREASED # OF ABSORBED RAYS   show
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what increases as the field size of the beam increases? QUANTUM MOTTLE, SCATTER, MAGNIFICATION   show
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show kVp  
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which process is most responsible for the production of scatter? PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT, COMPTON EFFECT, TRANSMISSION   show
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show added filtration  
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an aperture diaphragm allows x-rays to expose an area?   show
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when an aperture diaphragm is used cutoff can occur when?   show
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show aperture diaphragm  
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show projectile electrons do not strike the focal spot  
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show scatter  
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a decrease in field size will result in?   show
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factors that influence scatter in image forming beam?   show
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show false  
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show control scatter  
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principle reason for using a grid?   show
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which material is the most radiolucent? ALUMINUM, CARBON FIBER, COPPER, LEAD   show
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what is the most important grid characteristic?   show
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show very low  
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grids are principally effective in attenuating which of the following? photoelectrons, remnant radiation, x-rays after compton interaction, x-rays after photelectric interactions   show
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show make the grid thicker  
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as grid frequency increases what happens with the grid strips?   show
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use of which will reduce radiographic contrast? COLLIMATORS, FILTRATION, GRIDS, INTENSIFYING SCREENS   show
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which is the best grid material in terms of x-ray attenuation? COPPER, IODINE, TUNGSTEN, URANIUM   show
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show added filtration  
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which are more effective, high grid ratios or low grid ratios?   show
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efficiency of a grid to reduce scatter is related to? GRID FREQUENCY, GRID INTERSPACE, GRID RATIO   show
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which is the least important indicator of grid performance? GIRD FREQUENCY, GRID MASS, GRID STRIP HEIGHT, GRID RATIO   show
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show with a grid compared to that obtained without a grid  
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in general, the selectivity of a grid depends on which? CONTRAST IMPROVEMENT FACTOR, FOCAL LENGTH, GRID FREQUENCY, GRID MASS, GRID RATIO   show
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x-ray grids with high contrast improvement usually effects resolution by?   show
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which is the simplest type of grid? CROSSED GRID, FOCUSED GRID, LINEAR GRID,   show
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show grid cutoff  
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one factor that does not affect the percentage of scatter that reaches the IR? GRID MASS, GRID RATIO, kVp, mAs, PATIENT THICKNES   show
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which of the following would reduce production of scatter? DECREASE IN FIELD SIZE, DECREASE IN SID, DECREASE IN OID, FILTER, GRID   show
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what kind of grid reduces scatter along two axes?   show
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show may produce blur  
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when the air-gap technique is used, what happens to resolution?   show
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when the air-gap technique is used, what happens to patient dose?   show
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what happens if you replace an 8:1 grid with a 12:1 grid?   show
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which has the greatest contrast improvement factor? CROSSED GRID, FOCUSED GRID, MOVING GRID, PARALLEL GRID   show
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scatter photons increase contrast? TRUE OR FALSE   show
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as irradiated tissue volume increases, scatter increases? TRUE OR FALSE   show
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if the height of the grid is constant and distance is decreased between the lead strips there would be an increase in grid ratio? TRUE OR FALSE   show
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show false  
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a focus design results in a grid with strips designed to match the divergence of the x-ray beam? TRUE OR FALSE   show
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if the x-ray tube is not centered on the central axis of the focus grid, it is termed lateral re-centering? TRUE OR FALSE   show
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off focus errors result in grid cut off along the peripheral edges of the IR? TRUE OR FALSE   show
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show false  
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show contrast  
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show compton  
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grids remove scatter before the beam reaches the ________   show
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amount of grid scatter depends on what 3 factors?   show
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show height/distance  
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show 80-90%  
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grid frequency is how many lines/inch?   show
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show bucky  
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show grid cut off  
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show 8:1  
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photons that pass through the body unaffected produce?   show
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photon absorption within the body results from?   show
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show radiopaque lead, radiolucent  
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show 6:1  
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show to blur grid lines  
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show increase in pt thickness, increase in field size, decrease in atomic #  
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show contrast decreases, scatter increases, IR exposure increases  
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show grid cut off  
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amount of scatter radiation is affected by?   show
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grid cut off and off centering results in ______ of density   show
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show high-ratio grids  
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what is the result of replacing an 8:1 grid with a 12:1 grid?   show
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besides an exam needed a wide rang SID, which grid would most likely produce grid cut off? 5:1 6:1 8:1 12:1 16:1   show
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when the air gap technique is used, what happens to contrast resolution?   show
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