Radiology as an Imaging Science Flashcards
Anything that occupes and has mass
Matter
All matter is composed of fundametal building blocks called —
atoms
States that mass cannot be destroyed nor created, but can be transformed into another form
Laws of conservation of matter/ mass
Difference between mass and weight
Mass is the amount of matter in an object (kilo). Weight is the force exerted on the body due to gravity
It is the ability to do work
Energy
Ability to do work by virtue of position
Potential ebergy
Energy of motion
Kinetic energy
Energy from chemical reaction
Chemical energy
Energy from moving electrons
Electrical energy
Energy from fast-moving molecules that causes vibration & prduces heat
Thermal energy
Energy from the nucleus
Nuclear energy
Energy from the lectromagnetic spectrum
Electromagnetic energy
Types of energy according to Bushong
Potential
Kinetic
Chemical
Electrical
Thermal
Nuclear
Electromagnetic
It states that energy cannot be created nor destroyed but can be transformed to another form
Law of conservation of energy
States that matter can be transformed to energy; energy can be transformed to matter
Theory of Relativity