What name/s are given to the electron that is ejected in the following diagram?Compton scatter(1).png Recoil electron Auger electron Photoelectron Secondary electron
Match each of the following terms with the correct definitio…
Match each of the following terms with the correct definition. Each response will only be used once.
What is the fluorescent yield of the following interaction?…
What is the fluorescent yield of the following interaction? Photoelectric absorption(2).jpg
All forms of electromagnetic radiation have one common chara…
All forms of electromagnetic radiation have one common characteristic, which is:
Which interactions between x-rays and matter does not ionize…
Which interactions between x-rays and matter does not ionize the atom? Photoelectric absorption Classical scattering Photodisintegration Compton scattering
Match each radiation EqD with the subsequent biologic effect…
Match each radiation EqD with the subsequent biologic effect from acute whole body exposures. Each response will be used only once.
A patient receives 15 mrad on a 10 x 12 inch IR during an in…
A patient receives 15 mrad on a 10 x 12 inch IR during an intravenous urogram. Calculate the DAP.
A 70 kVp photon strikes an inner shell electron, all of the…
A 70 kVp photon strikes an inner shell electron, all of the photon energy is transferred to the electron, and the electron is ejected from its orbit. This describes:
Match each radiation quantity with its corresponding traditi…
Match each radiation quantity with its corresponding traditional unit. Each response may be used more than once.
When radiation is safely and prudently used in the imaging o…
When radiation is safely and prudently used in the imaging of patients, the benefit of the exposure can be ______ while the potential risk of biologic damage is ______.