1/19
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced |
---|
No study sessions yet.
what are the 2 types of electron/anode interactions that produce xrays?
characteristic and brehmstrallung
In brehmstrallung radiation x rays are produced when an electron interacts with the ________ and slows down and swerves
This “braking” causes it to emit_________
nucleus (protons), xrays
the energy of a brehm xray depends on
An electron that gets slowed down a lot by the nuke will emit high/low energy xrays
how close it passed by nucleus and how much of its speed was sucked off.
high
characteristic xrays are created when an electron ______and leaves ________which is filled by
busts off an inner shell electron, space, outer shell electron
the energy of a characteristic x ray is equal to that of
the energy the replacing electron must give up to occupy the inner shell
what are the types of xray interactions
which is most common?
coherent
compton
photelectric
(chines communist party)
compton
In coherent scatter, the xray retains/loses energy?
what happens to it?
Is it diagnostic energy or no?
are any electrons busted off?
retains
changes direction
yes
no
what does coherent scattering do to the image?
nothing
coherent scattering has 2 other names
elastic and rayleigh
does coherent scatter result from high or low energy xrays?
>?
low, less than10 kEv
In photoelectric interactions, does the xray retain or lose energy? how much
loses all, gets absorbed
which interaction is primarily responsible for contrast in the image?
coherent
compton
photoelectric
photoelectric
what does photoelectric do to the image?
primary source of contrast since it gets absorbed
at what energy level and below is photoelectric interactions dominant
less than 30kEv
in compton scattering does xray lose or retain energy?
what happens in this interaction to the xray and electron?
does the affected atom gain a charge? neg or pos?
loses some
incoming xray comes in and busts off an electron, the xray loses some energy but still exposes the IR
yes, becomes a positive ion
at what energy level is compton scatter most predominant?
greater than 30 kEv
what does compton scatter do to the image?
causes artifacts and haze n shit.
characteristic xray energy is equal to the diff between the ______electron and the outer shell electron which________the inner shell elec
inner, replaces
auger electrons are ejected when the energy released from a _______interaction ejects an________
characteristic, electron
Does higher kVp mean more or less scatter?
more