Conventional Radiography

When were X rays invented?

• December 13 1907

• November 8 1895

• May 29 1907

• July 8 1895

Who discovered X rays?

• Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen

• William Conrad Rontgen

• Stephen Louis Campbell

• Thompson Louis Campbell

Name the 5 basic radiographic densities:

• air, fat, soft tissue, bone, and metal

• air, fat, fluid, bone, and metal

• air, fat, mineral, bone, and metal

• air, fat, fluid or soft tissue, bone, and metal

Basic radiographic density that passes through conventional radiography (CR) and can be blackened

• Fluid or soft tissue

• Bone

• Air

• Fat

Basic radiographic density that shows different shades of gray on conventional radiography (CR)

• Fat

• Bone

• Air

• Metal

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS4-5

Basic radiographic density that shows different shades of gray on conventional radiography (CR)

• metal

• air

• Fluid or soft tissue

• bone

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS4-3

Basic radiographic density that shows different shades of gray on conventional radiography (CR) (APART FROM FAT AND FLUID/SOFT TISSUE)

Basic radiographic density where nothing will go through the conventional radiography (CR) and is very bright

• fat

• air

• fluid or soft tissue

• metal

What view(s) are often needed in conventional radiography (CR)

• Standing up

• Lying down and standing up

• Lying down

• Any view is fine

Name the density in red

• Soft tissue

• Bone

• Air

• Fat