X- rays Flashcards

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1
Q

What mean the X- rays?

A

electromagnetic radiation (EMR) of
very short wave length ( 0.1 A° ) & very high penetrating power.

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2
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Where can use the X- rays?

A

is very useful in

diagnosis & radio therapy

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What you need to produce photons of X- ray?

A
  1. a filament
  2. target
  3. high positive voltage
  4. an evacuated space
  5. the space between the tubes insert
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What you need to produce photons of X- ray?

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  1. a filament
  2. target
  3. high positive voltage
  4. an evacuated space
  5. the space between the tubes insert
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5
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which is a source of electrons?

A

is a concave part of cathode

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6
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What the anode in the X-ray?

A

which is strike by the
electrons

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7
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which is strike by the
electrons that anode?

A

negative charge &
these electrons are repelled by the cathode &
attracted to the anode reaching it with very high kinetic energy

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8
Q

What benefits of high positive for voltage applied between the
cathode & anode ?

A

to accelerate the negative
electrons. In diagnostic radiotherapy , this
usually within the range 40 – 120 Kev

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9
Q

What the benefits of an evacuated space ( with low pressure 10 ̅
^6 tor )?

A

which accelerate the electrons from
the cathode to the anode.

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10
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the space between the tubes insert ( the
enveloped & electrode ) & the shield is filled
with oil,why?

A

the oil converts heat from the insert to the tube shield (oil used to cool the target )

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11
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What can do of the remaining few energy ( 0.2% ) of the energy of striking the
target ?

A

produce useful X- rays.

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12
Q

What happens of the energy of most electrons striking the
target ( 99.8% )?

A

is dissipated in the form of heat.

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13
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Bremsstrahlung ( continuous ) X- rays :

A

When the electron get close enough to the
nucleus of a target atom to be diverted from
its path & emits an x- ray photon that has
some of its energy.

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14
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When the electron get close enough to the

nucleus , what occur?

A

to be diverted from
its path & emits an x- ray photon that has
some of its energy.

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15
Q

The amount of Bremsstrahlung produced for
a given number of electrons striking the anode
depends upon two factors:

A

A-the Z (atomic wieght)of the target

B- the kilovolt peak

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16
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X-rays photon produced
by an x- ray machine are:

A

heterogeneous in energy.