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Radiology SEE

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the positive electrode (terminal) in the x-ray tube. Tungsten block, normally set at a 20-degree angle facing the cathode, embedded in the copper portion of the terminal.   show
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show collimator  
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either of two terminals of tan electric source. In the x-ray tube, either the anode or the cathode.   show
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absorbing material, usually aluminum, placed in the path of the beam of radiation to remove a high percentage of the low energy (lower wavelength) x-rays.   show
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the spiral tungsten coil in the focusing cup of the cathode of the x-ray tube.   show
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show incandescence  
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a term derived of the Greek meaning “having many colors.” Used in dental radiography to describe the x-ray beam because it is composed of many different wavelengths   show
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show kilovolt peak  
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show thermionic emission  
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Element with an atomic number of 74. High melting point makes this metal ideal for use as the cathode filament and s the anode target.   show
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show yoke  
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the unit of intensity of an electric current produced by 1 volt acting through a resistance of 1ohm.   show
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a mass of free electrons that hovers around the filament wire of the cathode when it is heated to incandescence. The number of free electron increases as the miliamperage is increased.   show
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a path of electrical current.   show
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key pad or switch that activates the x-ray production process.   show
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show focal spot  
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show quantity  
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Term used when describing the intensity of the x-ray beam. Refers to the penetrating ability of the beam   show
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show tube head  
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electronic tube located in the tube head that generates x-rays   show
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