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x-ray production & interaction test

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describe the 2 types of x-rays produced in the tube   show
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list at least 5 properties of x-rays   show
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show wavelength  
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show .1-.5 Angstroms  
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what is the definition of: LET   show
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what are examples of high & low LET?   show
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show particulate = alpha, beta ...... photon = x-ray, gamma  
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what is the definition of: NBR types   show
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show ability of ionizing radiation to produce biologic effect relative to same amount of 200 keV x-ray required to produce similar effect. EX. epilation & errythema  
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show exposure in air of x or gamma up to 3 meV (usded with skin entrance exposure)  
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what is the definition of: Rem (sV)   show
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what is the definition of: Rad (Gy)   show
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what is the definition of: HVL   show
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what is the definition of: attenuation   show
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list 4 factors that affect attenuation   show
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show time it takes a radioactive substance to reduce by 1/2 its original energy  
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what is the definition of: biological half life   show
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what is the definition of: filtration   show
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show high  
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high kVp is _________ beam quality?   show
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high kVp is _________ frequency?   show
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high kVp is _________ s/s?   show
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show high  
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show low  
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high kVp is _________ contrast scale?   show
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what is the interaction that is most common in diagnostic?   show
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what interaction gives you contrast?   show
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show Compton  
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show it reduces contrast because the more the s/s the lower (gray) the contrast  
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what happens to the incident x-ray photon in: Photoelectric Effect   show
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show the incident x-ray interacts with an outer shell e- and ejects it from the atom, ionizing the atom. The ejected atom is called a compton electron. The x-ray continues in a different direction with less energy  
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name the predominant interaction in the diagnostic x-ray range   show
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Differentiate between secondary and s/s radiation   show
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show >1.02 meV  
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in order for photodisintregration to occur, the incident photon must have energy of at least ______   show
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show when an incident x-ray is totally absorbed during the ionization of an inner-shell e-. The incident photon disappears & the k-shell e-, now called a photoelectron, is ejected from the atom w/ the same energy as the incident x-ray called CHARACTERISTIC RAD  
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why does the probability of PE interaction decrease with increasing kVp?   show
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the wavelength of EM radiation ________ as the energy decreases   show
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show quality or HVL  
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Differentiate between the 2 types of classical s/s   show
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what is coherent s/s   show
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show 180 degrees  
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