Of the interactions of radiation with matter that occur at diagnostic energy levels, the interaction that is responsible for the contrast between bone and soft tissue is called:

When the x-rays travel toward the patient’s body, the beam takes the shape of a:

The interaction of x-rays with matter that is most common in the energy range between 150 keV and 300 keV (so high energy photons in the diagnostic range) is:

Which on e of the following combinations of factors will produce an image with the best recorded detail?

When the electrons lose energy at the anode, which of these energy types is produced in the greatest amount?

What radiographic quality does mA control?

The number of x-ray photons in the beam is described as:1) Beam Quality2) Beam Quantity3) Beam Intensity

Select all changes that occur when the original radiograph is of good quality and the kVp is increased.

How often should PSP plates be erased?

The radiographic qualities that affect the visibility of the image are: