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LMRT STATE REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS focusing cup - Answer-small oval depression in the cathode assembly, the negative charge of the focusing cup helps direct electrons toward the anode in a straighter less divergent path. bremsstrahlung - Answer-X-rays that are produced...

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LMRT STATE REVIEW QUESTIONS
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focusing cup - Answer-small oval depression in the cathode assembly, the negative
charge of the focusing cup helps direct electrons toward the anode in a straighter less
divergent path.

bremsstrahlung - Answer-X-rays that are produced when a projectile electron is slowed
by the electric field of a target atom nucleus

15% rule - Answer-used to maintain exposure to the image receptor and maintain
radiographic film density. Increasing kvp 15% requires mas to decrease by 50%,
decreasing kvp requires mas to increase x2.

inverse square law - Answer-Intensity of the x-ray beam is inversely proportional to the
square of the distance between the source of x-rays and the image receptor.

characteristic radiation - Answer-Produced when a high-speed electron dislodges an
inner-shell electron from a tungsten atom and causes ionization of that atom. Occurs
only at 70 kVp and above.

focal track - Answer-The tungsten focal area all around the beveled edge of the rotating
anode

actual focal spot - Answer-An area on the target surface that is struck by the electron
stream

effective focal spot - Answer-The area of the focal spot that is projected out of the tube
toward the object being radiographed is the:

target angle - Answer-The slant of the anode surface; between 7 and 17 degrees, with
12 degrees the most common; it affects the tube's heat capacity, the sharpness of the
radiographic image, and the maximum size of the x-ray beam.

potential difference - Answer-In order to get electrons to flow, this is required.

frequency - Answer-How many waves can pass a given point per second, measured in
Hertz (Hz)

circuit - Answer-...

, electromagnetic conduction - Answer-when the direction of current flow is
reversed,creating alternating current

primary radiation - Answer-X-ray beam that leaves the tube and is attenuated, except by
air. It's direction and location are predictable and controllable.

tube port - Answer-X-rays exit the tube housing through an opening called the

velocity - Answer-wavelength times frequency

atomic number - Answer-A unique number identifying the number of protons in the
nucleus of an atom. This number identifyies the atom.

atom - Answer-Basic unit of matter; made of three sub-atomic particles (neutrons,
protons, and electrons)

matter - Answer-Anything that has mass and takes up space

molecule - Answer-A particle made of two or more atoms bonded together.

crest - Answer-Highest point of a wave

amplitude - Answer-...

coolidge tube - Answer-hot cathode x-ray tube; vacuum tube that allowed x-ray intensity
and energy to be selected separately and with great accuracy

crooks tube - Answer-What type of tube was used when x-rays were first discovered?

electric energy - Answer-Energy of electric charges.

thermal energy - Answer-Energy from heat

potential energy - Answer-"stored energy"

kinetic energy - Answer-Energy of motion

direct current - Answer-Current that flows through a conductor in one direction only.

alternating current - Answer-Current that flows through a conductor in two directions
that are periodically altered.

resistor - Answer-A material or device of a circuit that henders or opposes the flow of
electricity

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