radiographic technique (part I)

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as wavelength increases, frequency ________

decreases

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the quantity of the primary beam is controlled by which factor?

mA

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what factor is responsible for accelerating the electrons across the x-ray tube?

kV

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decreasing the kV by 15% reduces the overall radiographic density by _____

½

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increasing kV increases what type of radiation?

scatter radiation

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what is the primary controlling factor for contrast?

kilovoltage

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the amount of kV selected is based on body part _____________

thickness

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what is the minimal adjust necessary for mAs to visualize or notice a change in radiographic density?

30-35%

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what happens to patient exposure when mAs is doubled?

# of x-rays is doubled

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TRUE or FALSE: increasing mA increases the penetrating ability of x-ray photons

FALSE