Why and how do we use X-rays in medicine

The video begins with a story of a prince who learns about X-rays after an accident. It explains the basics of light and the electromagnetic spectrum, highlighting the discovery and function of X-rays. The video discusses the medical applications of X-rays, including their use in diagnosing broken bones and other conditions. It also addresses safety concerns, explaining that while X-rays involve radiation, they are safe in controlled medical settings. The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of X-rays in modern medicine.

What are the different types of light energy mentioned in the text?

What is the relationship between the frequency of a wave and its energy in the context of the electromagnetic spectrum?

What did Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen discover about X-rays in 1895?

How do X-rays create images of the inside of the human body?

How does the absorption of X-rays differ between bones and soft tissues?

What are some common uses of X-rays in medicine beyond imaging broken bones?

What is the significance of the contrast medium in CT scans?

Why do radiographers stand behind protective screens during X-ray procedures?

What are the potential dangers of X-rays, and how can they be mitigated?

What is background radiation and how does it relate to X-ray exposure?