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patient as a beam emitter

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Radiography
Patient as a beam emitter
Attenuation   reduction in photons remaining in beam after passing through a given thickness of material  
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Increased part thickness results in?   increased attenuation  
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What is the radiographers greatest variable?   the patient  
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Attenuation =   scatter + absorption  
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Atomic number and density of air is   atomic #7.78, density 1.29  
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Atomic number and density of fat is?   atomic # 6.46, density 916  
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Atomic number and density of water is ?   atomic # 7.51, density 1000  
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Atomic number and density of muscle is ?   atomic # 7.64, density 1040  
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Atomic number and density of bone is ?   Atomic # 12.31, density 1650  
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Which has low tissue density and absorbs few photons?   air  
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Which has tissue density similar to water?   fat  
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Which has an effective atomic number slightly less than muscle?   fat  
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Calcium is among the _______ atomic number of elements found in the body.   highest  
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Which absorbs a lot of photons?   bone  
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What is the patients relationship to image quality   subject density, subject contrast, subject detail, subject distortion  
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What is subject density?   how tightly it's packed  
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What is subject contrast?   different body compostions in relation to each other  
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Subject detail is dependent on what?   position within the body and the body's placement in relationship to the IR  
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