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Mock Fluoro Exam

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Which of the following types of cells is most sensitive to radiation and the most reasonable indicator of somatic effects? a. skin b. red bone marrow c. brain d. muscle   show
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show a. when the deadman switch is activated  
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show c. mR  
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show b. Input phosphor must be a min of 6" and max of 9"  
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A switch which requires direct pressure to close the circuit is called a: a. toggle switch b. mAs timer c. circuit breaker d. dead-man switch   show
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When performing fluoro procedures the amount of scattered radiation rec'd by the operator is proportional to: a. the intensity from the tube b. the dose rec'd by the patient c. the kVp seeting used d. size of the field   show
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show c. 135  
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show c. conversion factor  
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CA Radiation Control Regulations require that the individual radiation monitoring records shall be preserved by the employer after termination of employment of a technologist:   show
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a. for a period of not less than one year b. for a period of not less than seven years c. for a period of not less than three years d. indefinitely   show
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The chief danger to the operator during fluoro exam is possible exposure to the scattered radiation coming primarily from the: a. patient's body b. radiologist c. fluoro tower d. table   show
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show b. acuity  
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show d. milliamperage  
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show d. cancer  
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show b. a limited X-ray tech  
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show d. shaped contact shield in a athletic supporter  
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A fluoro system equipped w/an ABC mechanism w/the x-ray tube below table, moving the II away from the patient will: a. incr patient dose b. incr the size of the rad field at the table top c. decr patient dose d. reduce image size of an anatomic structure   show
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show b. to operate the camera shutters at the same frequency as x-ray pulsed and thus decrease patient dose  
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If you compare the size of the input phosphor diameter to the size of the output phosphor diameter, this is the formula for: a. flux gain b. brightness gain c. minification gain d. electronic intensification   show
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show d. electrostatic lens site  
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show a. 1.0-5.0 mA  
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It is essential to keep rad exposure to occupationally exposed persons as low as practicable. The concept is referred to as the ____ concept: a. ALARA b. dose equiv limits c. AWAKE d. Max Permissible Dose   show
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When using ABS increasing the kVp beyond the optimum range results in: a. decrease in scatter b. poor subject contrast c. increased image brightness d. increased patient dose   show
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show a. controlled area  
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High radiation area (X-ray rooms w/fluoro exams are being carried out are considered to be high rad areas)   show
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show area, accessible to individuals, in which radiation levels could result in an individual receiving a dose equivalent in excess of 0.005 rem (0.05 mSv) in 1 hr at 30 cm from the radiation source or from any surface that the radiation penetrates.  
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show b. increasing patient exposure  
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Of the following, which is NOT a factor of cell radio sensivity? a. cell differentiation b. length of time the cell is in active proliferation c. degree of mitotic activity d. size of the cell   show
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The apparent improvement that the fluoroscopist observes w/II from conventional fluoro screens is a result of increase visual acuity of: a. scotopic b. night vision c. photopic d. peripheral vision   show
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The line pair grid is used to measure: a. intensification factor b. resolution - resolving power c. conversion factor d. contrast ratio   show
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Conversion Factor: Defined as being the ratio of the output screen luminance in candela per square meter to the input exposure rate in millirads per second.   show
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show The ratio of the brightness on the open field at a given exposure to the brightness underneath a lead disk covering 10 percent of the useful central imaging area in a second exposure. Contrast for modem image intensifiers exceeds 15:1  
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Radiation safety guidelines are based on what type of exposure curve? a. non-linear threshold b. linear, non-threshold c. non-linear, non-threshold d. linear, threshold   show
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show a. every year  
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show b. 0.2 seconds  
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Which of the following is most effective in reducing patient dose? a. video cassette recorder b. cinefluoroscopy c. TV viewing in the room d. video disc recorder   show
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The minimum total filtration permanently required in the useful beam of a fluoroscopic tube is: a. 1.5 mm Al b. 2.5 mm Pb c. 2.5 mm Al d. 0.25 mm Pb   show
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When positive contrast media are used, the primary x-ray interaction taking place within the contrast media is: a. coherent scattered b. absorbing scattered c. Compton scattered d. photoelectric effect   show
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The purpose of a 5 minute timer is to: a. terminate the exposure b. open the circuit c. protect the operator d. protect the patient   show
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show a. collimating to area of interest  
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show a. 400-500 mR/hr  
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show a. 0.25 mm Pb  
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show d. 0.5 mm  
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show d. total over framing  
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The reason for personnel monitoring is to document that no one receives more than: a. MPD equivalent b. 1/10 MPD c. 1.25 per quarter d. 5000 MR   show
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During a CINE exam in which 35 mm film and frame rate of 30 frames/second are utilized, what is the approx exposure to the skin for 1 minute of CINE: a. 1000-5000 mR/min b. 50-100 R/min c. 10-20 R/min d. 5000-10000 mR/min   show
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show b. spacer  
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The purpose of ABS in an image intensifier is to: a. eliminate the need for a tech to set technique b. limit the exposure rate to the patient c. to keep the dose rate at 10R/hr d. provide variable exposure rates   show
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show b. remains the same  
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show c. 0.25  
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show d. electrostatic lenses  
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show b. ionization  
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show a. increasing distance from the source of radiation  
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show b. 18,12  
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During fluoroscopic imaging you can reduce patients dose by: a. moving the source further away b. increasing exposure time c. moving the source closer d. decreasing kVp   show
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Which of the following individuals is responsible for the quality, radiation safety and technical aspects of all x-ray exams? a. radiation physicist b. CEO c. supervisor (registered user) d. chief technologist   show
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show c. patient skin exposure decreases  
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Exposure rate is least effected by which of the following? a. film recording device b. mA c. filtration d. kVp   show
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show c. video disc recorder  
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show d. age x 1 REM  
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show c. poor working habits shielding  
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show a. Kell factor  
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Which of the following serves as the primary protective barrier for a dedicated C-arm unit? a. primary wall barriers b. input phosphor of the II c. the patient d. led curtain hanging from the II   show
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For fixed fluoroscopic tube, the distance from the source (x-ray tube) to the tabletop shall be: a. 12 inches b. 18 inches c. 24 inches d. 15 inches   show
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A film badge report expresses an individuals dose equivalent in: a. rems b. rads c. ergs d. roentgens   show
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Which of the following days of a menstrual cycle would be considered the safest time to expose a women of childbearing age? a. day 1-10 b. day 10-14 c. day 14-28 d. all days are equally safe   show
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show b. 1 rad  
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show a. 4050 (81 x 50)  
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All fluoro and radiographic x-ray tubes must have "diagnostic type tube housing" meaning the leakage radiation at one meters distance may not exceed ___ mR per hour: a. 10 b. 25 c. 100 d. 50   show
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show a. 2-8 weeks gestation  
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show b. outside the apron at collar level  
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When changing from 4.5" input phosphor to a 9" input phosphor, the minification gain in increased by a factor of: a. 4 b. 25 c. 8 d. 2   show
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show a. 5 R/min  
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The output light gain (at the output phosphor) to the input of x-ray photons (at the input phosphor) is defined as the: a. resolution gain b. flux gain c. conversion factor d. minification gain   show
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The maximum permissible dose for a gravid technologist is? a. 500 mRem b. 500 rad c. 5000 mRem d. 5 R   show
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During cinefluorography, the patient dose is directly proportional to the: a. time of exposure b. size of the frame c. frames per second d. all of the answers are correct   show
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Quantum mottle is seen as a grainy appearance due to the loss of:   show
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a. decrease intensity at edge of image b. absorbed photon due to statistical fluxations of x-ray photons c. fall of brightness at the periphery of the image d. flaring of image, known as pincushion distortion   show
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show d. detail  
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The output intensity of a fluoroscopic tube is measured in: a. mR b. rems c. ergs d. milliamperes   show
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Image quality utilizing an image intensifier is improved as the size of the x-ray beam is tightly collimated because:   show
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show a. less scattered radiation reaches the input phosphor  
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show a. spot film radiograph  
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The half value layer determines the x-ray: a. density b. quality c. contrast d. quantity   show
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show c. contrast  
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If a protective apron of 0.25 mm lead is worn what is the typical exposure reduction? a. 97.5% b. 55% c. 87% d. 99.9%   show
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For an overhead fluoroscopy tube, which of the following would be the proper intensity and method of measurement?   show
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show b. 5 R/min with a 9" water phantom 30 cm above the tabletop  
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show b. measurment of mA and kVp levels on a phantom  
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show c. virtual image  
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The ability to distinguish separate objects in line pairs per mm is called: a. resolving power b. detail c. enhanced contrast d. brightness   show
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Lead aprons worn during fluoroscopic procedures are designed to protect the radiographer from: a. leakage radiation b. compton scattered radiation c. primary radiation d. photoelectric effect   show
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Which of the following does not affect the amount of scattered radiation produced? a. focal spot size b. body thickness c. kVp d. collimation   show
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show b. 4.0 lp/mm  
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show b. 1.5 to 2 times higher  
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show c. 100 mR/hr  
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The standard internation unit for absorbed dose is: a. joule b. erg c. sievert d. gray   show
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Assume that a fluoroscope using 2.8 mA emits 1.4 R/mA. If an UGI exam requires 5 minutes of fluoro time, the patient's total amount of exposure is: a. 3.92 R b. 14.0 R c. 7.0 R d. 19.6 R   show
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