Topic 1- Radiation and Treatment Flashcards

1
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both ionising and non- ionising radiation are used in

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medicine

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2
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X-rays are used for

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medical imaging

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3
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x-rays are high energy and get absorbed by

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dense materials like bone and metal

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4
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X-rays have a

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health risk

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5
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CAT scans use

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X-rays

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6
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CAT scans produce an image of a

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2D slice through the human body

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7
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CAT scans are different from usual X-rays because they can produce an image of

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soft tissue too

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8
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Endoscopes use

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optical fibres

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9
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visible light is

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non-ionising

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10
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endoscopes are good because it prevents

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invasive surgery

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11
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ultrasound has a frequency of

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more than 20000 Hz

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12
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ultrasound in

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non-ionising

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13
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ultrasound can be used for

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breaking down kidney stones, pre-natal scanning, measuring the speed of blood flow

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14
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radiation is energy that

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originates from a source

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15
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Power=

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I x A

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16
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intensity of radiation depends on

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distance from source

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17
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intensity of radiation also depends on

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what i t is passing through

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18
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the more dense the medium,

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the more radiation will be absorbed

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19
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refraction is a change in direction caused by

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a change in speed

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20
Q

convex lenses

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converge light rays

21
Q

concave lenses

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diverge light rays

22
Q

remember how to do ray tracing diagrams

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yes

23
Q

if the object is at 2F

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real image, inverted,same size as object at 2F

24
Q

if the object is between F and 2 f

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real image, inverted, bigger and further than 2F

25
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if the object is closer than F

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virtual image, right way up, on same side, and bigger

26
Q

power of lens=

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1/focal length

27
Q

1/f=

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1/u + 1/v

28
Q

for the eye you need to know the

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basic structure

29
Q

the iris is

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the coloured part of the eye

30
Q

the pupil is

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the hole in the middle of the iris

31
Q

the cornea is

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transparent

32
Q

the light is focused on the

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retina

33
Q

the lens is controlled by

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the ciliary muscles

34
Q

the far point is

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the furthest distance that the eye can focus comfortably

35
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the near point is

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the closest distance the eye can focus on

36
Q

on average, distances are

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infinity, and 25 cm

37
Q

short sighted people can’t focus on

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distant objects

38
Q

long sighted people can’t focus on

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close objects

39
Q

short sight can be corrected with

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diverging lenses

40
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long sight can be corrected with

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converging lenses

41
Q

sight can be corrected with

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contact lenses or laser eye surgery

42
Q

treatment for vision defect depends on

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patient

43
Q

every transparent material has

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a refractive index

44
Q

snell’s law says

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n= sin i/ sin r

45
Q

total internal relfection depends on

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angle of incidence

46
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greater than critical angle means that

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no light comes out and all is totally internally reflected

47
Q

critical angles can be found using

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snell’s law

48
Q

sin C=

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refractive index of where the light is travelling to/ refractive index of where the light starts from