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Explain the 15% rule
Because kVp affects both quality and quantity, change of only 15% will cause doubling of exposure
Explain the 15% rule to maintain exposure
a guide to maintain the same image receptor (DD) exposure when kVp changes
15% increase in kVp = 2X mAs
15% decrease=1/2X mAs
Explain the inverse square law and formula
Intensity of radiation at given distance from point source inversely related to square of distance between object and source
Explain the reciprocity law
As long as mAs is constant, any combination of mA and exposure time values will create the same image receptor exposure
Explain the direct square law formula
Provides technique correction for change in SID
Explain the anode heel effect
X-rays are more intense on the cathode side of the x-ray tube because the tungsten target is angled and more x rays get absorbed on the anode side
Formula to find SOD, SID and OID
SID = OID + SOD
SOD = SID - OID
OID = SID - SOD
Whats the formula to find mA time and mAS
mA x seconds = mAs