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Fundamentals of Safety	Circuits	X- Rays	Radiation Protection	Random
100 As Low As Reasonably Reachable What does ALARA stand for?	100 Farad C=Q/V What is the unit of capacitance?	100 Scatter radiation and Leakage Radiation What are the two forms of secondary radiation?	100 Collimation, Filtration, High-kVp Technique... Name at least two methods of saving the patient from unnecessary radiation?	100 Morbidly Obese and Physical Limitations Any patient with a body mass index of 30 are ___ Technologists should be familiar with the _______ of equipment.
200 1 The Relative Biological Effectiveness of diagnostic x-ray is?	200 mA x Time x kVp What is the formula to calculate heat units?	200 Anode side During the Anode heel effect, the ____ side of the x-ray tube absorbed parts of the primary beam.	200 Shadow Shields, Contact Shields, and Shaped Shields What are three different types of patient shields?	200 Optically stimulated luminescence dosimeters what is the most accurate type of dosimeter?
300 A magnified image is less distorted and makes small details easier to see, but comes at the cost of increased radiation exposure to the patient. What does magnification mode do during fluoroscopy studies?	300 Measures the x-ray tube current What is the purpose of the Ammeter?	300 Characteristic interaction What type of target interaction only occurs above 70 kVp?	300 Lead Gloves and Lead Drapes What pieces of equipment must be .25 mm of lead equivalent in terms of shielding?	300 Digital Fluoroscopy Which type of fluoroscopy system utilizes high mA technique?
400 Tissue is more sensitive to radiation when irradiated in the oxygenated state than when under anoxic or hypoxic conditions What is the oxygen effect?	400 High-Voltage Section Where is the mA meter within the x-ray system?	400 Space Charge Effect The gathering of electrons that boil together at the filament is called the?	400 90% How much does male gonad shields reduce exposure by?	400 Lymphoid Tissue The most radiosensitive tissue type in the human body is?
500 Metabolic activity/Proliferation rate and age of the cell What is the physical factors that affect radiosensitivity in different cells?	500 3,400-10,000 What is the range that high speed anodes spin at?	500 What are the fundamental properties of x-rays?Highly Penetrating invisible rays Electronically neutral Polyenergetic Liberate minute amounts of heat Travels in straight lines Travels at the speed of light Ionize gases indirectly Causes fluorescence of certain crystals Can not be focused by a lens Affects photographic film Produces chemical and biological changes Produces secondary and scattered radiation What are the fundamental properties of x-rays?	500 Stationary - Never less than 38 cms / 15 inches Mobile - Never less than 30 cms / 12 inches What is the minimum SSD of stationary and mobile fluoroscopes?	500 Whole Body - 50 mSv/yr Lens of Eye - 150 mSv/yr Extremities - 500 mSv/yr Skin - 500 mSv/yr What is the dose equivalent limits for Whole Body, Lens of the Eye, Extremities, and Skin?

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