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Review for Fluoroscopy final

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If a fluoroscopic image is not bright enough for diagnostic purposes, will prolonged observation improve perception?   show
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show No  
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As the kVp is increased and mAs correspondingly decreases, what happens to the patient skin exposure?   show
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show Collimate the x-ray beam to the area of clinical interest.  
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show The patient  
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show No  
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show Resolution  
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Is the dose received by an occupational worker for his/her own medical or dental diagnosis defined as an occupational dose according to the California Radiation Control Regulations?   show
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When a multifocus image intensifier tube is operated in magnification mode, what happens to the voltage applied to the electrostatic lenses?   show
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show The patient's body  
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show A Primary Barrier  
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What are two reasons why film badges are used by radiation workers?   show
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What will moving the image intensifier away from the patient do in regards to patient dose in a fluoroscopy system equipped with ABS & the tube is fixed below the table?   show
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show Collimation & the Dead-man's switch.  
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show It will double the patient dose & double the exposure to the operator.  
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Which of the following is not considered a safety feature of a fluorscope..... grid ration of 16:1, dead-man switch, bucky slot cover, cumulative timer?   show
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If the collimating cone/diaphragm of mobile fluroscope unit is removed while the unit is in operation, which of the following will occur..... An audible signal, red light glowing on control panel, production of x-rays prevented by interlock, nothing?   show
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show 2.2 rads/minute should not be exceeded  
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show The central portion of the output phosphor possesses the greatest resolution.  
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show mA (Milliampere)  
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show May not exceed 5 rads/minute  
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Is an automatic brightness control circuit required on a mobile fluoroscopic unit?   show
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show Yes  
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Is a device to prevent operation when the x-ray beam is not intercepted by the primary beam required on a fluoroscopic unit?   show
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show 5.0 Roentgen's  
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What unit does the film badge report express an individual's radiation dose equivalent in?   show
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show Indefinitely  
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show How many light photons are produced by each electron  
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show No. Yes. Yes. Yes.  
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A protective curtain should be interposed between the operator & the patient because scattered radiation exposure at 1 foot from the patient can be as high as how many mR/hour?   show
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show A dead-man's switch. Yes.  
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How many mm lead equivalent is required for protective aprons used during fluoroscopy according to California Radiation Control Regulations?   show
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Which of the following would cause greatest skin dose to the patient..... Short SID, Long SID, Small Focal Spot, Highest practical kVp?   show
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What is the normal viewing distance for an image?   show
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If the x-ray tube is moved rapidly during a fluroscopic exam, the image will blur. Which of the following is this a result of.... too low kVp, too low mA, camera tube lag, quantum mottle?   show
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What is the function of an Automatic Brightness Control Mechanism of an image intensified fluoroscope?   show
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What does the equation (normal mode size) squared/(magnification mode size)squared represent?   show
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What is the correct position to wear a film badge during fluoroscopy?   show
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show 3 rad.  
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show Yes  
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show Yes  
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show Yes  
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show 105 mm  
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show Interlaced scanning  
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show Shaped, contract shielding.  
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The source to skin distance for image intensification should not be less than how many inches of the following...... 5", 15", 18", 40"?   show
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What is a typical setting for mA of the following for spot filming..... 2, 5, 10, 150?   show
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show Daily  
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For mobile C-arm fluoroscopic equipment, inherent provisions must ensure a minimum source source to skin distance of how many inches?   show
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The California Radiation Control regulations require that the minimum lead equivalence of gonadal shielding must be what?   show
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show A decrease in light intensity at the periphery of an image.  
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show 500 mrem  
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show line pairs/mm  
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Which of the following characteristic describe contrast media.... Solid form, high atomic number, low atomic number, low toxicity?   show
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Which of the following are disadvantages of using a flat piece of lead for gonadal shielding..... Cannot be used for erect views, difficult to keep in place, is not very useful for fluoroscopy?   show
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What is the purpose of synchronization in CINE?   show
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The recognition of integration time of the human eye is the time it takes for recognition of an image. How long is this time?   show
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show In the room as far from the patient as practical.  
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Which of the following factors result in a brighter image being produced at the output phosphor of an II.... The type of camera, tungsten filament (cathode), flux gain, minification gain?   show
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Which of the follwing is the best description of a virtual image.... image created by actual intersection of light rays, image on cine film, image seen on the monitor, image that cannot be seen an exists only for computational purposes?   show
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When switching from a 15" to 19" TV screen does the number of horizontal lines change?   show
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show A closed circuit TV system has all its signals carried through cables.  
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show Dim light vision, or scotopic vision.  
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When does electronic intensification occur in the II?   show
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A technologist will receive most of the occupational exposure from which types of the following radiation.... Primary, Scattered, Exit, Gamma?   show
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California Radiation Control Regulations require the total filtration permanently fixed in the useful beam for fluoroscopy may not be less than what Al equivalent?   show
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The intensity of the x-ray beam at the tabletop during fluroscopy should not exceed how many Roentgen's/minute for each mA of operating tube current at 80 kVp?   show
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show 5 mA  
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What is the predetermined time limit that must not be exceeded for the cumulative manual reset timer?   show
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show 10 rad/minute  
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show 5 rad/minute  
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Which of the following will terminate fluroscopy after a preset period of time.... phototimer, cumulative timer, cumulative dose timer, fluorescent timer?   show
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Genetic dose refers to what?   show
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What is the most conservative type of dose effect curve and also the curve upon which radiation protection guides and regulatory requirements are based is what?   show
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show The degree of mitotic activity, number of undifferentiated cells, length of time cells of tissue are in active proliferation  
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show Several hundred rads  
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of a thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD)...... Recharging is necessary, range of measurement is limited, not reusable, no permanent record is provided?   show
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X-ray photons during fluoro are primarily absorbed by which of the following... primary barrier, the patient, air, image intensifier?   show
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Source to tabletop distance in fluoroscopy shall not be less than how many inches?   show
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Which of the following may perform fluro if they possess a valid up to date certificate issued by the State... certified RT, limited permit technician, student of RT, licentiate of the healing arts (physician)?   show
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When misdirected light photons reach the output phosphor, image density increases or decreases & image contrast increases or decreases?   show
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Why does the lag or blurring occur when utilizing a vidicon camera?   show
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What is the minimum lead equivalent that the opening for the bucky tray must be covered by?   show
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What term is a recommendation that is required to meet accepted standards?   show
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show Should  
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Which of the following do not effect patient exposure... 3 phase generators, collimation, target to panel distance, exposure time?   show
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A high radiation area is any area accessible by individuals in which there exists any radiation an individual could receive in any 1 hour a dose to the whole body in excess of how many rem?   show
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A radiation area is any area accessible to personnel in which there exists radiation at such levels that a major portion of the body could receive in any 1 hour a dose in excess of how many rem?   show
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show An area in which radiation safety rules are enforced.  
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Which of the following is record keeping not required for... results for each calibration survey & test, each reciept transfer & disposal of an x-ray machine, each RT who is hired by the hospital, radiation exposure monitoring of required individuals.   show
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The rad is a unit of what?   show
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show high kVp, low mAs  
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the rem is a unit if what?   show
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show The Gray  
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The SI unit analagous to the rem is what?   show
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When electrons strike the target of an x-ray tube most of the energy is converted to what?   show
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show The thickness of a specified substance which reduces the exposure rate of the primary beam by one half  
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What is Vignetting?   show
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What is the approximate exposure in rads a patient would receive during 5 minutes of fluoroscopy.   show
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A protective drape, or sliding panel of a minimum thickness of what lead equivalent should be positioned between fluoroscopist and patient to absorb scattered radiation?   show
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Should film badges be wirn under the lead apron at gonadal level?   show
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show No  
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Which of the following types of cells is most sensitive to the effects of radiation..... Muscle, brain, red bone marrow, skin?   show
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show Leukemia  
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show To perceive fine detail  
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show Quantum mottle  
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show Image contrast  
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Automatic Brightness Stabilization is designed to compensate for changes in what?   show
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show 1-5 mA  
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show 97%  
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show Lead glass protective goggles and glasses.  
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show Improper collimation  
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Which of the following are tru about fluoroscopic imaging.. increase kVp increases contrast, increase mA reduces patient dose, reducing kVp increases patient dose, reducing mA increases contrast?   show
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A strong correlation exists between the incidence of leukemia and the mean radiation dose received by which.... gonads, thyroid, bone marrow, skin?   show
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Stray x-radiation comes from the x-ray tube housing is called what?   show
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Which of the following is not a personnel monitoring device.... Geiger counters, pocket chamber or dosimeter, TLD, film badge?   show
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The most common material used in TLD is which of the following.... Calcium Fluoride, Potassium Fluoridentrous Oxide, Lithium Fluoride, Nitrous Oxide?   show
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Which of the following is the input phosphor of modern II made of..... Zinc Cadmium Sulfide, Sodium Iodide, Cesium Iodide, Calcium Tungstate?   show
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What are the 3 basic principles which may be used singly, or in combination to reduce dose to x-ray?   show
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show 1/4  
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Diagnostic type tube housing means that when tube is operated leakage radiation at a distance of 1 meter from the target cannot exceed how many mrad?   show
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show May not be operated at less than 12" (30cm) source to skin distance  
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The resolution of the modern input phosphor of an II in non magnification mode is what lp/mm?   show
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show Zinc Cadmium Sulfide  
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show Patient dose & image quality  
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show The electrostatic lenses are responsible for focusing the electron field.  
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show Brightness Gain  
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show The Kell Factor  
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show 525  
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show The number of x-ray photons absorbed by the system  
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Which of the following recording systems has the poorest resolution.... CONE, VHS, Spot Filming, Videodisc Recording?   show
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show Poor radiation practices by the occupational worker.  
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