Chapter One (Bushong) "penguins," and Powerpoint Flashcards

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Energy

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Is the ability to do work.

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Mass

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Is the quantity of matter as described by its energy equivalence.

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Radiation

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Is the transfer of energy

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Ionization

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Is the removal of an electron from an atom.

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To provide an x-Ray beam that is satisfactory for imaging,

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You must supply the x-Ray tube with a high voltage and an electric current.

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Radiology emerged as a medial speciality because of

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The Snook transformer and the Coolidge x-Ray tube.

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Because of effective radiation protection practices,

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Radiology is now considered a safe occupation.

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ALARA

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As Low As Reasonably Achievable.

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The second:

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Is based on the vibration of atoms of cesium.

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The same system of units must always be used when:

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One is working on problems or reporting answers.

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The velocity of light is constant and is symbolized by:

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c: c = 3 x 10^8 m/s.

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Newton’s first law:

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Inertia - a body will remain at rest or will continue to move with constant velocity in a straight line unless acted on by an external force.

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Newton’s second law

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Force - the force (F) that acts on an object is equal to the mass (m) of the object multiplied by the acceleration (a) produced.

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Newton’s third law

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Action/reaction - for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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Weight is the product of:

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Mass and the acceleration of gravity on Earth: 1 lb = 4.5 N.

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Momentum is the product of:

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Mass and velocity.

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Work is he product of:

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Force and distance

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Power is the quotient of

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Work/time

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Energy is

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The ability to do work.

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Heat is:

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The kinetic energy of the random motion of molecules.

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The coulumb is:

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The unit of radiation exposure or intensity.

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The sievert (Sv) is:

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The unit of occupational radiation exposure and effective dose.

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The gray is:

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The unit of Radiation Absorbed Dose (same as the rad).

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The becquerel (Bq) is:

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The unit of radioactivity.

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The formula to convert Celcius to Fahrenheit is:

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F= 9/5(C+32)

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The formula to convert Fahrenheit to Celcius is:

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C = 5/9(F-32)

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The formula to convert Celcius to Kelvin is:

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K = C + 273

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The Roentgen =

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Coulombs per kilogram (C/kg)

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The rad =

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gray

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The rem =

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sievert

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The curie =

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bequeral

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Electromagnetic energy

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energy traveling through space that deals with electric and magnetic properties. ( x-rays is one type of electromagnetic energy.)

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True/False: Energy cannot be changed.

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False. Energy and matter are interchangable. In radiology, energy is transformed from electrical (x-ray equipment0 to electromagnetic (x-ray) to chemical energy (to produce a film) or electric energy (to produce a signal for digital images.)

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Explain how x-rays have a dual nature

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They act like waves (they have wavelength and frequency) and particles (they are photons that act as bundles of energy.)