Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
Q

Primary factors of exposure

A

mAs and exposure time

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2
Q

The more mAs means what

A

more exit radiation reaching image receptor

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3
Q

Is mAs inversely related to exposure time

A

yes

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4
Q

what alters the amount and penetrating ability of the x ray beam

A

kilovoltage

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5
Q

what does focal spot size affect

A

sharpness

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6
Q

are SID and radiation intensity directly related

A

no, inversely

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7
Q

What does OID affect

A

radiation intensity reaching the image receptor
amount of scatter reaching the image receptor
magnification
spat res

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8
Q

Magnification factor formula

A

MF=SID DIVIDED BY SOD

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9
Q

SOD FORMULA

A

SID - OID

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10
Q

OBJECT SIZE FORMULA

A

OBJECT SKZE = image size divided by MF

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11
Q

what are grids used to increase

A

contrast

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12
Q

GCF
5:1

A

2

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13
Q

GCF
NO GRID

A

1

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14
Q

6:1

A

3

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15
Q

8:1

A

4

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16
Q

12:1

A

5

17
Q

16:1

A

6

18
Q

generators with more efficient output require _____ exposure technique settings to produce an image

A

lower

19
Q

x ray tubes operated above 70 kVp are required to have a minimum of ____ mm of aluminum filtration

A

2.5

20
Q

when imaging an anatomic area that varies greatly in tissue thickness, a what can be placed in the primary beam to produce a more uniform exposure to the image receptor

A

compensating filter

21
Q

the use of compensating filters requires an increase in what to maintain the overall exposure to the image receptor

A

mAs

22
Q

accounts for approximately 50% of the adult
population and is commonly called normal or average

A

sthenic

23
Q

account for 35% of adults and refers to a more slender and taller build

A

hyposthenic

24
Q

very slender body habit is and accounts for only 10% of adults

A

asthenic

25
Q

a large stock build accounts for only 5% of adults

A

hypersthenic

26
Q

anatomic structures that have a wide range of tissue composition demonstrate

A

high subject contrast

27
Q

indicates how much size distortion or magnification is demonstrated on an image

A

MF

28
Q

device that is placed between the anatomic area of interest and the IR to absorb scatter radiation exiting the patient

A

grid

29
Q

for every change in part thickness of 4-5 cm the mas should be adjusted by a factor of

A

2

30
Q

what causes the need for adjustment of mas

A

patients age , condition, possible pathological condition

31
Q

image brightness is adjusted by the

A

computer