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LXMO Exam Questions With Correct Answers Rectification Constant - answerA value of the heat unit formula that varies depending on the generator used. Generators used in Radiography - answersingle phase generator delivers pulsating x-ray beam (1), Three phase generator = 3 phase 6 pulse machine...

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BRIGHTSTARS EXAM STUDY SOLUTIONS 8/15/2024 2:05 PM



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Rectification Constant - answer✔✔A value of the heat unit formula that varies depending on the
generator used.

Generators used in Radiography - answer✔✔single phase generator delivers pulsating x-ray
beam (1), Three phase generator = 3 phase 6 pulse machine (1.35) , High frequency generator =
3 phase 12 pulse machine (1.41)

Rectification - answer✔✔The rectifier of the x-ray tube changes alternating current (AC) to
direct current (DC). This process ensures that the x-ray production flows in the right direction;
from the filament to the target.

Heat Unit (HUs) Formula - answer✔✔KVP x MA x Time x (rectification constant) = HUs

Cumulative MPD - answer✔✔Cumulative Maximum Permissible Dose is the total amount of
radiation that an x-ray worker could have been exposed to since the age of 18 according to
NCRP (National Council on Radiation protection.)

Cumulative MPD Formula - answer✔✔CMPD = 5 (N-18) The "N" in the equation refers to the
current age of the worker, always subtract 18 from the current age before multiplying by 5. 5
refers to the number of REMS per year that is max for worker.

Inverse square law - answer✔✔The closer you are to the source of radiation, the more exposure
you will receive and vice-versa. As distance increases, exposure decreases; as distance decreases,
exposure increases.

Inverse square law formula - answer✔✔i1/ i2 = (D2)2 / (D1)2 i2 will be the unknown (x). To
make it easier to solve, square the values first the cross multiply and divide.

Ampere "A" - answer✔✔Unit used to measure the rate, or volume, of current flow in the circuit.
X-ray circuit contains 0.3 A

Potential Difference - answer✔✔Is the force or speed of the electron flow in the current. The
volt "V" is used to measure the potential difference. x-ray circuit contains 120,000V

Diode - answer✔✔Allows electrons to flow only in one direction.

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Transformer - answer✔✔Increases or decreases voltage by fixed amount (AC only)

Sine wave - answer✔✔Energy expressed in a recurring wave-form.

Wavelength - answer✔✔The distance from crest to crest in a sine wave

Frequency - answer✔✔The number of times per second that a crest passes a given point.

Kilovoltage (Kvp) - answer✔✔Voltage is measured at the peak of the electric cycle. Kvp
controls the energy (wavelengths) or penetrating power of x-ray beam. X-rays with shorter
wavelengths have more power.

Anode Heel effect - answer✔✔Uneven distribution of radiation intensity in the x-ray beam. X
rays that are directed away from the cathode are more likely to be absorbed than those directed
toward it.

Actual focal spot - answer✔✔Area on the target surface that is struck by the electron steam.

Effective focal spot - answer✔✔Refers to the vertical projection (which will vary based on
degree of angulation) of the actual focal spot onto the patient and image receptor. The size of the
effective focal spot influences the resolution in the image.

Focal Spot - answer✔✔Precise area on the target

Bremsstrahlung radiation - answer✔✔"brems" braking or slowing Interactions that occur within
the anode which result in production of photons. Below 70 kvP, 100% of photons in x-ray beam
are from brems. Above 70 kvP, about 85% of the beam is brems.

Photon - answer✔✔small bundle of electromagnetic energy

Kiloelectron volts (keV) - answer✔✔X-ray energy is measured in kiloelectron volts

Characteristic Radiation - answer✔✔Below 70 kvP, there are no characteristic photons produce,
above 70 kvP, about 15% of the beam is characteristic. Wavelength and energy of the beam is
heterogeneous.

Wilhem Conrad Roentgen - answer✔✔Discovered x-rays in 1895

Date of x-ray discovery - answer✔✔November 8, 1895

American Society of Radiologic Technologist (ASRT) - answer✔✔World's oldest and largest
professional radiologic science organization. Discovered in Chicago 1920.It offers many services
to its members including continuing education, annual national meeting and professional
newsletter.

American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) - answer✔✔Formed in 1922 to
establish standards and examination necessary to certify registered technologists (radiography).

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