Week 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Which cells have the same effect to radiation?

A

Somatic and genetic

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2
Q

Are young cells or old cells more vulnerable to radiation young or old?

A

Young

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3
Q

Define GRAY.

A

Quantity of energy imparted by the radiation to matter per unit of mass

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4
Q

Define SIVERT.

A

Absorbed dose as modified by quality factors for live tissues.

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5
Q

What is ALARA?

A

The basic safety procedures

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6
Q

What are the three key items for work safety?

A

Time, distance, and shielding.

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7
Q

How many millimeters of lead equivalent do gloves have ?

A

0.5mm

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8
Q

What is density?

A

The degree of blackness in a film.

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9
Q

What is density controlled by?

A

Exposed silver

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10
Q

What is exposed silver controlled by?

A

mAS

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11
Q

What is contrast?

A

The difference between tones

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12
Q

What is Dmax?

A

All the silver halide grains are developed.

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13
Q

What are some reasons for maximum blackness?

A

Not enough mAs, not enough kVp, and compromised developer.

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14
Q

What does mAs control?

A

Density

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15
Q

What is contrast controlled by?

A

kVps

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16
Q

What happens with high contrast?

A

A large difference between densities.

17
Q

What happens with low contrast?

A

Small difference between densities.

18
Q

What is a short scale of contrast?

A

Big difference between densities.

19
Q

What is short scale contrast usually used for?

A

Bones and soft tissue?

20
Q

How is short scale contrast achieved?

A

By using a lower kVp

21
Q

What is a large scale of contrast?

A

Slight difference between densities.

22
Q

How is large scale contrast achieved?

A

Using a higher kVp

23
Q

Where is large scale of contrast commonly used?

A

Abdomen and thorax.

24
Q

Where do you high a lower contrast long scale or short scale?

A

Longer scale

25
Q

What is noise on a film?

A

Grainless textured appearance

26
Q

What does grain relate to?

A

The size of the silver clumps