Calculate the new mA required to maintain the same IR exposure produced with the original values.

Ten kVp is considered a 15% change in which of these kVp ranges?

A radiograph is acquired with a source-to-skin distance (SSD) of 50 inches. If the radiograph is repeated using the same exposure factors, but the SSD decreases to 35 inches, the patient’s dose will:

If a radiograph is produced using a milliampere (mA) of 400 and 0.05 seconds, how should the exposure time be changed if the mA is decreased to 200?

A radiographic image produced showing a small degree of differential attenuation is best descraibed as having a:

An x-ray exposure at 50 inches results in a beam intensity of 200 µGy. Estimate the new intensity for a distance of 40 inches.

Adjustments in kVp should be used to control radiographic

Which beam position would produce superimposition of parts A, B and C?

Calculate the new  mA  required to maintain the same IR exposure produced with the original values.

The distance between the anatomy being imaged and the focal spot is called: