Technical Factors Flashcards

1
Q

energy conversion when fast-moving electrons interacts with the anode

A

xrays

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2
Q

incident electrons interacts with the force field of the nucleus

A

bremsstrahlung interaction

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3
Q

german word for breaking or slowing down

A

bremsstrahlung

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4
Q

incident electron interacts with an inner-shell electron

A

characteristic interaction

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5
Q

only _______ has sufficient energy photon to produced useful beam

A

K-shell characteristics

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6
Q

their energy difference between the binding energies of the shell involved in the interaction

A

characteristic photons

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7
Q

tungsten target have energies of

A

59-69 kEv

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8
Q

molybdenum target have energies of

A

17-20 kEv

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9
Q

refers to the intensity of Xray measured by mR

A

Radiation Quantity

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10
Q

refers to the energy of the xray beam

A

Radiation Quality

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11
Q

4 technical factors in radiography

A

mA
Sec
kVp
Distance

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12
Q

it controls the current supplied to the filament

A

mA

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13
Q

controls the length of time the tube

controls the intensity of xray beam

A

sec

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14
Q

any combination of mA and time which yield the same product will result to the same density

A

Reciprocity law

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15
Q

states that at very short and very long exposure time, the resultant density is somewhat less than what is expected

A

Reciprocity law failure

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16
Q

intensity of xray photons

A

mAs

17
Q

the intensity of the xray beam decreases by a factor of four with the square of the distance

A

Inverse square law

18
Q

Affects the intensity of the xray beam that will interacts with the xray film

A

distance

19
Q

affects the penetrability of the xray beam and image contrast

A

kVp

20
Q

kVp =

A

thickness (cm) x 2 / constant

21
Q

used to measure thickness of the body in cm

A

caliper

22
Q

increasing kVp by 15% will result to the same increase in density as doubling the mAs

A

15% kVp rule