Chapter 1 Exam Flashcards

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Who was discovered x-rays and was credited for it?

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Dr. Wilhelm Roentgen

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What was used during the discovery of x-rays?

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Crookes cathode ray tube

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When was the first x-ray image taken?

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December 22, 1895

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4
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Who devised fluoroscope for real-time x-ray?

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Thomas Edison

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5
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Who was the first fatality from x-ray?

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Clarence Daily

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6
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What does ALARA stands for?

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as low as reasonably achievable

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quality/penetration/power
reduced patient dose

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kVp

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quantity (how many x-rays)
increased patient dose

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mAs
mAs x time = # of x-rays (mass)

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9
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What are the fundamental quantities?

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mass, length, time

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10
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What are derived quantities?

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velocity, acceleration

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11
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What are the radiologic quantities?

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Roentgen (R)

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12
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What is the term for radiation burns?

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acute radiodermatitis

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13
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radiation with sufficient energy to ionize atoms

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ionizing radiation

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14
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equal to distance traveled, divided by the time necessary to cover that distance

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velocity

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formula & unit of measure for velocity

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v = d/t
meters per second squared (m/s^2)

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16
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found by subtracting the initial velocity of an object from its final velocity and dividing that value by the time used

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acceleration

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17
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formula & unit of measure for acceleration

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a = (Vf - Vo) / t
meters per second squared (m/s^2)

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18
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a push, a pull, or other action that changes the motion of an object. it is equal to the mass of the object multiplied by the acceleration

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force

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formula & unit of measure for force

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F = ma
meters per second squared (m/s^2)

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20
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equal to the mass of the object multiplied by its velocity

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momentum

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21
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formula & unit of measure for momentum

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p = mv
kilograms-meter per second (kg-m/s)

22
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an expression of the force applied to an object multiplied by the distance across which it is applied

23
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formula & unit of measure for work

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work = Fd
joule (J)

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equal to work divided by time during which work is done

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the property of an object with mass that resists a change in its state of motion. mass is a measure of the amount of inertia that a body possesses
inertia
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simply the ability to do work
energy
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energy in a stored state; ability to do work by virtue of state or position
potential energy
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energy being expended; act of doing work
kinetic energy
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a form of energy that exists as an electrical and magnetic disturbance in space
electromagnetic energy
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a measure of the number of electrons liberated by ionization per kilogram of air
Coulomb/kilogram (C/kg)
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the unit for absorbed dose
Gray (Gy)
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used to quantify occupational exposure or dose equivalent
Sievert (Sv)
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used to quantify radioactivity
Becquerel (Bq)
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Rad
radiation absorbed dose
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Rem
radiation equivalent man
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what does Kerma stand for?
kinetic energy released per unit mass
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What is Kerma?
used to describe the quantity of radiation of released in air
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what is the unit measure for Kerma?
Joules/kg or Gray (Gy)
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What are the two electrodes used in the x-ray tube?
anode (positive, over head of table) cathode (negative, over foot of table)
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What is the date of the discovery of x-rays?
November 8, 1895
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A radiographer's dosimetry report is expressed in:
mSv
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According to the basic principles of radiation protection, a radiographer should minimize:
time
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Anything that occupies space and has shape or from is:
matter
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What is the radiation intensity that will produce 2.08 x 10^9 ion pairs in 1cm^3 of air?
roentgen (R)
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What is the work done if 35 N of force is applied to move a patient 0.5m?
17.5 J
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The curie is an expression of:
Quantity of radioactive material
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X-ray examinations of the lower abdomen and pelvis of women in reproductive years should be limited to:
The 10 days after onset of menstruation
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What is the power used if 2000 J of work is applied for 5 seconds?
400 W
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What is the velocity of a car if it travels 1000 meters in 4 seconds?
250 m/s
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formula & unit of measure for power
P = work/t watts (W)