Category: Pilot-4 Determine which of the following formulas would be used in solving the calculation below: If the exposure rate to an individual standing 2.0 m from a source of radiation is 15 R/min, what will the dose received after 2 minutes at a distance of 5 m from the source?
Category: Safety-22 To within what percentage of the SID mu…
Category: Safety-22 To within what percentage of the SID must the collimator light and actual irradiated area be accurate?
Category: Safety-45 In the x-ray tube, the speed at which e…
Category: Safety-45 In the x-ray tube, the speed at which electrons are accelerated from the cathode to the anode side is determined by the:
Category: Procedures-45 What are the two methods for perfor…
Category: Procedures-45 What are the two methods for performing contrast arthrography of the knee?
Category: Image Production-46 The advantages of using high…
Category: Image Production-46 The advantages of using high kVp with a subsequent reduction in mAs include less: Heat units generated Patient exposure Quantum mottle
Category: Safety-32 Which of the following is true when rad…
Category: Safety-32 Which of the following is true when radiations with higher LET are used?
Category: Safety-23 A primary protective barrier of _____ i…
Category: Safety-23 A primary protective barrier of _____ is required for an image intensifier unit.
Category: Safety-1 Attenuation is best defined as:
Category: Safety-1 Attenuation is best defined as:
Category: Pilot-11 The atomic number of a daughter nuclide…
Category: Pilot-11 The atomic number of a daughter nuclide following a beta-decay will:
Category: Pilot-20 Ingestion of barium sulfate is contraind…
Category: Pilot-20 Ingestion of barium sulfate is contraindicated in which of the following situations? suspected perforation of a hollow viscus suspected large-bowel obstruction presurgical patients