Diagnostic X-ray Production

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The wall switch includes the

breaker

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electric current provides

necessary voltage and current

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4 factors involved in transmitting electricity

voltage, current, resistance, and timer

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voltage is measured by

KVP

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voltage

speed of electrons

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current is measured by

MA

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current

amount of electric current that activates x-ray tube

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resistance

factor that slows current as travels through wire

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A larger diameter tube means what to resistance

low resistance

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A smaller diameter means what to resistance

high resistance

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what wires are best to avoid line loss

short and small

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timer

length of time x-rays are produced

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principle of resistance

different sized hoses provide various amounts of resistance depending on diameters

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the operating console displays

dials or digital readout

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the dials on the operating console display

KVP, MA, time, and line voltage compensator in older units

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The amount of volts in a clinic is

220 volts

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the voltage controls

penetrability of the x-ray beam

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voltage is controlled

by KVP

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max amount of voltage is usually

125 kvp

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current in generator is used

to create an image

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time controls

amount of time radiation is produced

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you want shorter exposure times due to

movement and decrease exposure

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older x-ray units lowest time is

1/120 of a second

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newer x-ray units time can be as low as

1 milisecond

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time is linked to

current in MAs

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a watt is

a unit of power

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power(watt) =

voltafe x current

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radiograph units require how many watts

20,000 to 150,000 W

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potential difference between

cathode and anode of x-ray tube causes electrons to flow from cathode to anode when exposure switch is closed

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potential difference is measurement of

full end compared to empty end

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line voltage compensator

stabilizes incoming power

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newer x-ray units compensate

automatically

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transformer stations

boost power along way from power plant to breaker box

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autotransformers within circuit of x-ray machine

increase current and voltage to MA setting

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filamen transformer

decreases current and voltage to correct amount to heat cathode filament and produce electron cloud