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rad 235 ch 3 quizizz

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does kVp primarily control in an X-ray beam?

a)

Quantity of photons

b)

Penetrating power

c)

Exposure time

d)

Electron tube current

2.

What does mAs control in an X-ray exposure?

a)

Beam quality

b)

Quantity of radiation

c)

Photon energy

d)

Target interaction

3.

What is the term for X-rays that pass through a patient without interacting?

a)

Scattered radiation

b)

Absorbed radiation

c)

Direct transmission

d)

Secondary radiation

4.

Which of the following interactions is responsible for the majority of scatter radiation in diagnostic radiology?

a)

Photoelectric absorption

b)

Compton scattering

c)

Coherent scattering

d)

Pair production

5.

What is the absorbed dose (D) a measure of?

a)

The number of X-ray photons in a beam

b)

The amount of scatter radiation produced

c)

The amount of energy transferred to the patient’s tissue

d)

The number of photons absorbed in the X-ray tube

6.

What is the most important interaction for creating useful diagnostic images?

a)

Compton scattering

b)

Photoelectric absorption

c)

Coherent scattering

d)

Pair production

7.

Which interaction occurs when an X-ray photon interacts with an inner-shell electron, transferring all its energy?

a)

Compton scattering

b)

Photoelectric absorption

c)

Coherent scattering

d)

Pair production

8.

What material is commonly used for the target (anode) in an X-ray tube?

a)

Lead

b)

Tungsten

c)

Aluminum

d)

Copper

9.

What is the purpose of filtration in an X-ray beam?

a)

Increase patient dose

b)

Reduce beam energy

c)

Remove low-energy photons

d)

Increase photon scatter

10.

Which interaction occurs with low-energy photons (<10 keV) and causes no ionization?

a)

Coherent scattering

b)

Compton scattering

c)

Photoelectric absorption

d)

Pair production

11.

The probability of photoelectric absorption increases when which factor increases?

a)

Photon energy

b)

Electron binding energy

c)

Atomic number (Z) of the material

d)

Thickness of soft tissue

12.

What happens in Compton scattering?

a)

The photon is completely absorbed

b)

The photon passes through without interaction

c)

The photon transfers part of its energy to an outer-shell electron

d)

The photon produces two annihilation photons

13.

Which interaction is responsible for occupational radiation exposure to radiographers?

a)

Photoelectric absorption

b)

Compton scattering

14.

Pair production requires a photon energy of at least:

a)

150 keV

b)

500 keV

c)

800 keV

d)

1.022 MeV

15.

What is the result of pair production?

a)

The release of a characteristic photon

b)

The creation of an Auger electron

c)

The production of a positron and an electron

d)

A scattered photon with lower energy

16.

Which interaction plays no role in diagnostic radiology?

a)

Compton scattering

b)

Photoelectric absorption

c)

Photodisintegration

d)

Direct transmission

17.

What does collimation help reduce?

a)

Primary radiation

b)

Image contrast

c)

Scatter radiation

d)

Photon energy

18.

How does contrast media enhance radiographic images?

a)

By increasing the difference in photoelectric absorption

b)

By decreasing atomic number differences

c)

By increasing Compton scattering

d)

By eliminating attenuation differences

19.

What happens when an X-ray photon interacts with a nucleus in photodisintegration?

a)

A photoelectron is ejected

b)

The photon is scattered

c)

A neutron or other particle is emitted

d)

A characteristic photon is released

20.

What factor primarily determines radiographic contrast?

a)

Scatter radiation

b)

Photoelectric absorption differences

21.

Which of the following factors does not affect the quality of an X-ray beam?

a)

A) Tube voltage

b)

B) Filtration

c)

C) Photon wavelength

d)

D) Tube current