Unit 1 (History, Atoms, and PrineFactors) Factors Prime

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Q: What was Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen studying when he accidentally discovered x-rays?

A: Cathode rays

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Q: What body part did Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen x-ray on his wife?

A: Hand

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Q: What year were x-rays discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen?

A: 1895

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Q: Who invented the fluoroscope?

A: Thomas Edison

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Q: Which of the following is NOT located in the nucleus of an atom?

A: Electrons

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Q: What is the smallest unit of an element?

A: Atom

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Q: The acquisition or loss of an electron by an atom is called what?

A: Ionization

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Q: Electrons give what type of charge?

A: Negative

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Q: Which statement about electrons is true?

A: They orbit the nucleus

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Q: What is made up of protons and neutrons?

A: Nucleus

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Q: Do electrons have a large amount of mass or weight?

A: False

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Q: Electrons have what type of charge?

A: Negative charge

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Q: Protons have what type of charge?

A: Positive charge

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Q: All of the following are elements commonly used in radiography EXCEPT which one?

A: Mercury

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Q: What does PACS stand for?

A: Picture archiving and communication system

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Q: True or False: ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable) is used in radiography to help keep patients and healthcare workers safe.

A: True

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Q: Which exposure factor determines the total quantity of x-rays produced during an exposure?

A: mAs

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Q: The effect of mA on receptor exposure is:

A: Directly proportional

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Q: Which factor controls the quality (penetrating ability) of the x-ray beam?

A: kVp

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Q: Which prime factor controls the number (quantity) of photons reaching the image receptor?

A: mAs

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Q: Calculate the mAs: 600 ext{ mA} at 0.02 ext{ sec}

A: 12 ext{ mAs}

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Q: Calculate the mAs: 500 ext{ mA} at 0.4 ext{ sec}

A: 200 ext{ mAs}

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Q: If the mA is 200 and the time is 0.15 ext{ sec}, what is the mAs?

A: 30 ext{ mAs}

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Q: Calculate the mAs: 300 ext{ mA} at 0.05 ext{ sec}

A: 15 ext{ mAs}

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Q: Calculate the mAs: 300 ext{ mA} at \frac{1}{3} ext{ sec}

A: 100 ext{ mAs}

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Q: 200 ext{ mA} at what time equals 5 ext{ mAs}?

A: 0.025 ext{ sec}

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Q: Calculate the mA: ____ mA at 0.05 ext{ sec} = 20 ext{ mAs}

A: 400 ext{ mA}

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Q: Calculate the mAs: 400 ext{ mA} at 0.02 ext{ sec}

A: 8 ext{ mAs}

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Q: Calculate the mAs: 400 ext{ mA} at 0.025 ext{ sec}

A: 10 ext{ mAs}

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Q: Which of the following describes electrons?

A: They orbit the nucleus

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Q: Which exposure factor determines image quantity?

A: mAs

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Q: Which of the following is true regarding electrons?

A: Electrons orbit the nucleus