Three Principal Parts of X-ray Imaging System Flashcards

1
Q

WHAT ARE THE THREE PRINCIPLES PARTS OF X-RAY IMAGING SYSTEM

A
  1. Operating Console
  2. X-Ray Tube
  3. High Voltage Generator
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Allows the radiologic technologist to control the x-ray tube current and voltage so that the useful x-ray beam is of proper quantity and quality.

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Operating Console (Control Console)

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3
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kVp covers the —— ; The —— the kVp, the —— the quality

A

kVp covers the quality; The higher the kVp, the better the quality

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kVp covers the —— ; The —— the kVp, the —— the quality

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kVp covers the quality; The higher the kVp, the better the quality

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5
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refers to the penetrability or permeability of the x-ray beam

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Quality

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6
Q

energy that determines the penetrating ability of the x-ray

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kVp (kilovoltage peak)

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7
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Controls your kvp and mAs selection (quality and quantity of x-rays)

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Control Console

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8
Q

mAs covers the —— of x-rays, the —— the mAs, the —— the number of x-rays

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mAs covers the quantityof x-rays, the higher the mAs, the higher the number of x-rays

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9
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refers to the numbers of x-rays or the intensity of the x-ray beam

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Quantity

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10
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Quantity is represented by ——?

A

the unit MR [milliroentgen] or

mAs [milliampere-second – mA x time (seconds)]

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11
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measures the intensity of the x-ray beam and the number of electrons crossing from cathode to anode

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mAS (milliAmpere)

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12
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Varies or controls the voltage to 100V-220V.

A

AUTOTRANSFORMER

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13
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  • Stands for two separate series of connections on the autotransformer.
  • Located at the secondary side of the autotransformer.
A

Major kVp and Minor kVp

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14
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  • Design to supply a precise voltage.
  • This control is wired to the primary side of the autotransformer.
A

Line Compensator

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15
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allows the voltage to be monitored before the exposure.

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Pre-Reading Voltmeter

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16
Q

Responsible for X-ray production

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X-Ray Tube

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17
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X-ray tube will not turn on if the current is ——, only runs in ——

A

X-ray tube will not turn on if the current is AC, only runs in DC

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18
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part of the Cathode which is being targeted to produce heat

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Filament

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19
Q

Filament uses —— to release electrons

A

2200 C

20
Q

the process of heating the filament that leads to the release of electrons

A

Thermionic Emission

21
Q
  • circuit where the x-ray tube is controlled
  • controls the heat
A

Filament Circuit

22
Q

Monitored with an mA meter that must be placed in the tube circuit

A

Tube Current

23
Q

is connected at the center of the secondary winding of the high voltage step up transformer

A

mA METER

24
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  • Separate from the other main circuit of the x-ray machine.
  • Consists of mechanical or electronic devices whose action is to
    “MAKE” AND “BREAK” the high voltage across the x-ray tube.
A

Timer Circuit

25
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Determines the number of electrons emitted by the filament

A

TEMPERATURE OF THE FILAMENT

26
Q

Temperature is controlled by the filament current which is measured in ——?

A

Ampere

27
Q

Increases the voltage from the power source to create or produce x-ray

A

High Voltage Generator

28
Q

High Voltage Section of the X-Ray Imaging System

A

High Voltage Generator

29
Q

Low Voltage Section of the X-Ray Imaging System

A

Control Console

30
Q

What are the three parts of the HVG?

A
  1. High Voltage Transformer (HVT)
  2. Filament Transformer (FT)
  3. Rectifier
31
Q

o Is a step- up transformer
o Provides high voltage to the x-ray tube

A

High Voltage Transformer (HVT)

32
Q

Turns ratio of high-voltage transformer is usually between ————

A

500:1to 1000:1

33
Q

o Is in-charged for increasing the current and the intensity for the filament to be heated.

o Provides high current to the x-ray tube.

A

Filament Transformer (FT)

34
Q
  • Device that converts AC to DC
A

Rectifier

35
Q

General Power source: ?

A

220 AC

36
Q

Five Types of X-Ray Timer

A

Mechanical Timers

Synchronous Timers

Electronic Timers

mAs Timers

Automatic Exposure Controls (Phototimer)

37
Q

works under clock system

very simple device used only in some portable and dental units.

A

Mechanical Timers

38
Q

is the PRECISION DEVICE designed to drive a shaft at precisely 60rps

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Synchronous Timers

39
Q

Minimum exposure time of Synchronous Timers

A

minimum exposure time, 1/17 msec

40
Q

Are the most sophisticated, most complicated and most accurate of the x-ray exposure timers.

Can be used for rapid serial exposures.

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Electronic Timers

41
Q

Device that is the product of mA and time

Determines the number of x-rays emitted

A

mAs Timers

42
Q

Monitors the product of mA and exposure time and terminates the exposure when the desired mAs is attained.

A

mAs Timers

43
Q

a device that measure the quantity of radiation reaching the image receptor.

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Automatic Exposure Controls (Phototimer)

44
Q

terminates the exposure when the desired density is attained.

A

Automatic Exposure Controls (Phototimer)

45
Q

Critical component of one type of phototimer is
———?

A

PHOTOMULTIPLIER SENSING DEVICE