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RAD 121 Chapter 17, 18 & 20

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

For all x-ray machines that can operate above 70 kVp, the required minimum amount of total filtration for the x-ray tube is:

a)

2.5 cm Pb equivalent

b)

0.25 mm Pb

c)

2.5 mm Al equivalent

d)

2.5 mm Al

2.

A wedge-shaped compensating filter would always be placed with the thinnest end:

a)

toward the thickest anatomy

b)

toward the thinnest anatomy

c)

toward the patient’s head

d)

toward the patient’s feet

3.

Added filters are usually made of what material for diagnostic x-ray machines:

a)

aluminum

b)

copper

c)

tungsten

d)

molybdenum

4.

Which of the following devices is most recommended for both protecting the patient and

improving subject contrast in the remnant beam as it reaches the image receptor:

a)

increase kVp

b)

increase mAs

c)

extension of exposure time

d)

collimator

5.

Positive beam limitation (PBL) should be manually over-ridden when:

a)

the PBL is inaccurate by ½ inch (or 1 cm)

b)

the field light is burned out

c)

the desired field size is smaller than the receptor plate size

d)

the desired field size is larger than the receptor plate size

6.

The proportion of scatter radiation present in the remnant x-ray beam is most directly and most dramatically determined by the:

a)

amount of off-focus radiation produced

b)

volume of tissue exposed to the primary beam

c)

use of grids

d)

kVp set

7.

As the kVp increases the probability of Compton interactions

a)

increase

b)

decreases

c)

remains about the same

8.

Additional scatter radiation increases:

a)

overall exposure at the receptor plate

b)

desirable gray scale

c)

umbra

d)

penumbra

9.

Scatter radiation affects:

a)

primary beam geometry

b)

image resolution

c)

image distortion

d)

occupational exposure

10.

Which of the following is most likely to result in visible grid lines:

a)

oscillating grid

b)

stationary grid

c)

reciprocating grid

d)

focused grid