X-Rays In Medicine Flashcards
X-Rays Pass Through Soft Tissue, but they’re ____________ by Bones, Teeth and Metal Objects that aren’t Top Thin.
Absorbed.
An Organ that Consists of Soft Tissue can be Filled with a Substance Called a Contrast ___________ that Absorbs X-Rays Easily.
Medium.
Lead Plates Between the Tube and the Patient Stop X-Rays Reaching Other Parts of the _______.
Body.
A Flat-Panel Detector is a Small Screen that Contains a Charge-Couple _________ (CCD).
Device.
The Radiation Dose Received by a Person is a Measure of the Damage Done to their Body by Ionising Radiation. What does it Depend on?
- The Type of Radiation Used.
- How Long the Body is Exposed to it.
- The Energy Per Second Absorbed by the Body From the Radiation.
X-Rays are Used in Hospitals:
- To Make Images Of Your Internal Body Parts.
- To Destroy Tumours At Or Near The Body Surface.