LESSON 2 History of Radiology Flashcards

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What is Medical Science

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The science dealing with the maintenance of health and the prevention and treatment of disease.

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What is Radiology

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branch of medical science that deals with the use of radiation for diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

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When was x-ray discovered

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November 8, 1895

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Who discovered the X-ray

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Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen accidentally discovered x-ray in Wuzburg, Germany.

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How does Roentgen accidentally discovered x-ray?

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Roentgen was experimenting with a type of Crookes tube when he discovered x-rays in his physics laboratory at Würzburg University in Germany.

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What are cathode rays

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A beam of electrons emitted from the cathode of a high vacuum tube

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What are cathode

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the electrode where electricity is given out or flow out

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Discovery of X-ray

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1896 Roentgen produce and published the first medical x-ray, an image of his wife’s hand Anna Bertha Ludwig.

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When and where was the first medical x-ray United States was conducted

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February 1896 at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire

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Year when Roentgen received the first Nobel Prize in physics

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1901

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demonstrated by Michael Pupin,1896 to reduce exposure time.

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Radiographic intensifying screen

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demonstrated by Charles Leonard, 1904 to reduce exposure time by halved.

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Double-emulsion radiography

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13
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what year did the double-emulsion film commercially available

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1918

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what year did the American inventor Thomas Alva Edison developed fluoroscope

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1898

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what year did Thomas Alva Edison’s assistant and long-time friend Clarence Dally died.

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1904

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what year did Homer Clyde Snook introduced interupterless transformer. A substitute high-voltage power supply

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year did William D. Coolidge developed hot-cathode x-ray tube.

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vacuum tube that allowed x-ray intensity and energy to be selected separately with great accuracy.

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hot-cathode x-ray tube

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year did Gustav Bucky invented stationary grid; 2 months later the moving grid.

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year did Hollis Potter invented moving grid. Probably not aware of Bucky’s moving grid because of World War I

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year did cellulose nitrate film base is widely adopted.

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year did rotating anode x-ray tube was introduced

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year did Bell Telephone Company demonstrate the light amplifier tube and adapted as an image intensifier tube for fluoroscopy in 1950

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year did first automatic processor was introduced.

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year did Coltman develops the first fluoroscopic image intensifier
1948
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year did Godfrey Hounsfield introduced the first computed tomography (CT) imaging system (EMI)
1966
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year did rare earth radiographic intensifying screens are introduced
1974
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year did Allan Cormack and Godfrey Hounsfield received Nobel Price in Physiology for CT-scan
1979
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year did first Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) was introduced
1980
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year did Picture Archieving and Communications System (PACS) becomes available.
1982
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Frequently occuring injuries from radiation overexposure in the early years of medical x-ray:
1. skin damage (erythema) 2. loss of hair (alopecia) 3. low red-cell blood count (anemia)
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year Coolidge tube and Snook transformer was introduced
1910
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what are coolidge tube and snook transformer
decreased the low-energy radiation in the x-ray beam and decreased the exposure time