RADT 142 Exam- Essential Concepts of Radiologic Science | Questions And Answers
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Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen - produced and published the first medical x-ray image
Professor/University of Wertzburg - Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
November 8, 1895 - Roentgen discovers x-rays
Barium Platinocyanide - a fluorescent material
Crooke's Tube - a large partially evacuated glass tube that allows the conduction of cathode rays or
electrons
1901 - Roentgen received the first Nobel Prize in Physics
Properties of X-Rays - Travel in Straight Lines; Invisible; Highly Penetrating; Darken Photographic Film;
Polyenergetic/Heterogenous; Ionizes; Electrically Neutral; Chemical/Biological Changes;
Scatter/Secondary Radiation; Cannot be Focused by a Lens
First Medical X-Ray Examination - A young patient, Eddie McCarthy of Hanover, New Hampshire, broke
his wrist while skating on the Connecticut River and submitted to having it photographed by the "Xlight."
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