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1
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High energy radiation produced by the collision of a beam of electrons with a metal target in an X-ray tube

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X - Radiation

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A portion of radiograph that appears dark / black

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Radiolucent

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3
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Anything that has mass that occupies space

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Matter

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The basic unit of matter
Consist of nucleus and orbiting electrons

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Atom

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5
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Negatively charged particles
Arrangement of shells from inside

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Electrons

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6
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Move thru space as both particle and a wave

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Electromagnetic radiation

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A radiation that can overcome the energy required to add or remove electrons of an atom

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Ionizing radiation

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8
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Converting atoms into ions

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Ionization

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Electromagnetic radiations are discrete bundles of energy called photons or quanta

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Particle concept

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10
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Discrete bundles of energy that moves in the speed of light in a straight line and travel thru waves

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Photons

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Speed of light is 300,000km/s or 186,000mi/s

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Velocity

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12
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The number or wavelengths at a given point in time

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Frequency

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13
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Aluminum disks sheets measurement

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0.5mm

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Restricts and reshapes the size of the X-ray beam

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Lead collimator - rectangular (better)

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Coiled wore made of tungsten, produces the electrons when heated

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Tungsten filament

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16
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Heart of the machine
Tightly sealed metal housing that contains X-ray tube

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X-ray tubehead

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Filled with oil and surrounds the X-ray tube and transformers
Protects the X-ray tube

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Metal housing

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18
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Absorbs the heat generated during the production of X-ray
Oil that surrounds the X-ray tube and transformers

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Insulating oil

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Alters the current voltage of incoming electricity

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Transformers

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20
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Supplies the electrons necessary to generate X-rays

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Cathode (negatively charged)

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21
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Concave reflector that focuses the electrons into a narrow beam and directs it at the target of the anode

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Molybdenum cup

22
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Area on the target to wc the focusing cup directs electrons and from wc X-rays are produced

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Focal spot

23
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Actual size of the focal spot

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1mm x 3mm / 0.6mm to 1mm

24
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Prevents oxidation or burnout of the filament

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Vacuum tube

25
Q

Filament circuit volts

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3-5v

26
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Regulates the flow of electrical current to the tungsten filament of the X-ray tube

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Filament circuit

27
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High voltage circuit volts

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65,000 - 100,000v

28
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Controlled by kilovoltage peak
Provides high voltage to accelerate electrons

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High voltage circuit

29
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Determined the QUANTITY of X-ray produced
Controls the temp of the tungsten filament

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Milliaperage

30
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Determines the QUALITY of the X-ray
Also controls the speed of and energy of electrons

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Kilovoltage

31
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The dental X-ray machine is plugged into the socket with

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110 - 220v

32
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Primary source of X-ray photons from the X-ray tube, accounts 70% or X-rays produced

Produced by sudden stopping of high speed electrons when it hits the tungsten target

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General radiation

33
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Accounts for very small amount of X-ray produced.
Occurs only >70kv

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Characteristic radiation

34
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Known as useful beam
Radiation produced directly from the X-ray tube and exits tubehead

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Primary radiation

35
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Produced when the primary beam interacts with matter
Less beneficial than the primary beam

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Secondary radiation

36
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Deflected by interacting matter in all directions
Detrimental to health

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Scatter radiation

37
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3 types of scatter radiation

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Compton
Photoelectric absorption
Coherent

38
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X-ray photon gives up ALL its energy to eject the electron from the orbit

Accounts for 30% scatter radiation produced

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Photoelectric absorption

39
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X-ray photon collides with a loosely bound outer shell electron and gives up PART of its energy to eject electron from the orbit

X-ray looses energy and scatters
Accounts for 62%

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Compton scatter

40
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Aka “unmodified scatter”
X ray photons interacts with electron with NO CHANGE HAPPENS
Accounts for 8% of scatter rad produced

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Coherent scatter

41
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Measures in impulses (1 impulse = 1/60 of a second) bc x-rays are produced via bursts or impulses

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Exposure time

42
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Controls the heating of the filament and the number of electrons produced

7-15ma (10ma) ideal for dental X-ray machine

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Milliamperage

43
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Aluminum disc mm
Dental X-ray machine aluminum disc mm

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0.5mm
0.5mm - 2mm

44
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Positively charged; contains a single photon

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Nucleus

45
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are discrete bundles of energy that moves in a speed of light in a straight line and travel through waves

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Photons

46
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Electromagnetic radiations are propagated in the form of waves with properties of velocity, wavelength, and frequency

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Wave concept

47
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speed of light is 300,000 km/s or 186,000 miles / s

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Velocity

48
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Distance between the crest of one wave to the crest of the next wave

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Wavelength

49
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Determines the energy and penetrating power of radiation

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Wavelength

50
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The # of wavelengths at a given point in time.

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Frequency

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