History of Radiography, Properties of X-rays

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What was the year x-rays were discovered?

 

1895

 

1901

 

1805

 

1985

1895

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Who discovered x-rays?

 

Thomas Edison

 

Clarance Dally

 

Wilhelm C. Roentgen

 

Marie Curie

 

Wilhelm C. Roentgen

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What was the name of the University where x-rays were discovered?

 

Dathmouth

 

Bavaria

 

Munich

 

Wurzburg

Wurzburg

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A piece of cardboard or paper has phosphor on it that flouresced when x-rays were discovered. What is the name of the phospor?

 

Platinum barium

 

Barium platinocyanide

 

Barium sulfate

 

Platinum bariumcyanide

 

Barium platinocyanide

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In what year was the Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to the person who discovered x-rays?

 

1985

 

1896

 

1901

 

1895

1901

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What part of the body did the person who discovered x-rays image of his wife?

 

hand

 

foot

 

elbow

 

skull

hand

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Fluoroscopy (x-rays that capture motion) was used in what sales profession in the 1940’s and 50’s?

 

jewelry

 

make up

 

shoes

 

food product

shoes

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What are the three cardinal rules of x-ray?

 

Time, distance and shield

 

Time, distance and space

 

Time, space and shield

 

Space, distance and shield

 

Time, distance and shield

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Which of the following is a property of x-rays?

 

can be focused on a lens

 

monoenergetic

 

travel straight lines

 

electrically negative

 

travel straight lines

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Which of the following is another property of x-rays?

 

does not cause ionization

 

does not cause chemicals to fluoresce

 

causes of ionization

 

does not affect photographic film

 

causes of ionization