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1
Q

EXTREMITY (FOREARM) RECOMMENDED DOSE
LIMIT

A

-500mSv/yr (50rem/yr)

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2
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  • X-ray
  • Gamma-ray
  • Alpha particle- Highest LET; Highest weighting factor (20)
A

RADIATION WEIGHTING FACTOR (Wr)

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3
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  • accounts for the
    relative radiosensitivity of various tissues and organs
  • Tissues with higher BLANK value = more radiosensitivity
A

TISSUE WEIGHTING FACTOR (Wt)

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4
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most sensitive tissue

A
  • gonads - 0.20
  • bone marrow - 0.12
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5
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least sensitive tissue

A
  • skin - 0.01
  • bone surface - 0.01
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6
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lead-lined metal container into which the x-ray tube is fitted

A

PROTECTIVE TUBE HOUSING

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7
Q

Indicates exposure and when the x-ray tube is energized with the
use of mA and kVp indicators

A

CONTROL PANEL

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8
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Restriction of the useful beam to reduce patient dose and improve image contrast

A

COLLIMATION

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9
Q

reduction in radiation intensity results from absorption and scattering

A

Attenuation

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10
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feature of radiographic collimators that automatically adjusts the radiation field to the size of the image receptor

A

POSITIVE BEAM LIMITATION (PBL)

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11
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  • A mechanism to ensure proper alignment of the X-ray beam
    and image receptor
  • Addition to proper collimation
  • The Light field, x-ray beam, and the image receptor must be
    aligned
A

BEAMA LIGNMENT

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12
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TOTALFILTRATION
OF-at least

A

2.5mmAl

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13
Q

Radiographic tubes operated b/n 50-70kVp

A

15mm Al filtration

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14
Q

XRAY TUBES FOR MAMMOGRAPHY

A

FILTRATION OF 30µm Mo (Molybdenum) or 60µm Rh
(Rhodium)

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15
Q

The output radiation intensity should be constant from one exposure to another for any given technique

A

REPRODUCIBILITY

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16
Q

The ability of a radiographic unit to produce constant radiation output for various combinations of mA and exposure time (s)

A

LINEARITY

17
Q

SSD means

A

source-to-skin distance

18
Q

ESD means

A

entrance skin dose

19
Q

dose that exits the patient

A

EXIT EXPOSURE DOSE

20
Q

SSD must not be less than 38cm

A

STATIONARY FLUOROSCOPES

21
Q

SSD not less than 30cm

A

MOBILE FLUOROSCOPES

22
Q

fluoroscopic exposure switch; exposure is
terminated when released the pedal

A

DEAD-MAN TYPE

23
Q

Produces audible signal/sound when the fluoroscopic time exceeded 5minutes

A

CUMULATIVE TIMER