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Anatomically programmed radiography   show
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show an electronic circuit within the x-ray machine that automatically terminates the exposure when predetermined quantity of x-rays has been detected  
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Autotransformer   show
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Back-up timer   show
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Diode   show
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Electric ground   show
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Electronic timer   show
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Exposure switch   show
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show the time in which x-rays are being made  
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show utilizes the entire electric cycle, the use of 4 diodes in a circuit and redirecting the current during the negative half of the electric cycle so that current will flow in the same direction during both halves of the cycle  
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show the measurement of heating in the x-ray tube, all tubes have a maximum heat limit  
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High frequency x-ray generator   show
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Ionization chamber   show
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Phototimer   show
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show a unit that makes the current flow in one direction  
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Rheostat (mA selector)   show
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Rotor/prep/ready/standby switch   show
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show primitive and inefficient form of rectification in which the x-ray tube itself controls the direction of current flow  
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Single phase current   show
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Synchronous timer   show
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show alternating current is generated in 3 overlapping cycles that produce a more constant & efficient voltage and when rectified is in a waveform that has the appearance of a ripple with no real low points  
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Tube rating chart   show
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Line meter   show
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Rectification –   show
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Contrast   show
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Density (radiographic)   show
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Distortion   show
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Elongation   show
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Foreshortening   show
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show movements of the body in which the patients has no control over such as tremors, peristalsis and heart beat  
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Magnification   show
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Object-image distance   show
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show a film that is too dark  
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Penetrometer (step-wedge)   show
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show unwanted exposure to the film  
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show the unsharp edges of an image; the blur; geometric unsharpness  
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show a grainy or mottled (spotty) appearance of the image usually caused by the use of an insufficient radiation exposure for the boy part or for the requirement of the image receptor. Not desirable in creating x-ray  
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show the overall contrast seen in the radiographic image  
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Recorded detail   show
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show result in unequal magnification of the actual shape of the structure  
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Short scale contrast   show
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Size distortion   show
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Source-image distance   show
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Subject contrast   show
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Tissue density   show
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Umbra   show
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Underexposed   show
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Voluntary motion   show
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Long scale contrast   show
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Inverse square Law   show
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Control console   show
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show the subcircuit of the circuit that supplies and controls the heat required by the x-ray tube filament for thermionic emissionbefore processing; used to measure contrast  
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Low voltage circuit   show
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show subcircuit of the x-ray circuit that begins and ends with the secondary side of the step up transformer, it increases the voltage to make x-rays  
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show a device that ensures that the outgoing voltage is accurate regardless of fluctuations in the incoming line  
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kVp meter   show
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show device that is connected midpoint of the secondary side of the step-up transformer that measures the current flowing in the high-voltage circuit during exposure  
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Alternating current   show
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show current that flows only in one direction  
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Falling load generator   show
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show uniform tight contact with two intensifying screens with the film between them  
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