IR exposure minor influences Flashcards

1
Q

Increasing beam restriction (collimating) will do what?

A

make for smaller field size
reduce patient dose
less scatter
decrease in exposure

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2
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Decreasing beam restriction (not collimating) will do what

A

more scatter
increase in exposure

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3
Q

which side of the tube gives more exposure

A

cathode end

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4
Q

what is Anode heel effect AHE

A

when the IR will recieve less radiation at the anode side

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5
Q

when is AHE more pronounced

A

SID is smaller
IR size is larger
collimators are wide open

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6
Q

when 90 kVp is selected, what does the 90 mean

A

the max amount of energy used

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7
Q

what do low x ray energies do

A

add to patient skin dose

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8
Q

what is tube (beam) filtration

A

aluminum plates added to tube to filter low energy x-rays to reduce patient dose

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9
Q

As more aluminum filtration occurs what happens to IR exposure

A

it decreases

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10
Q

what factors have no affect on IR exposure

A

focal spot, OID, patient motion, CR/IR angle

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