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Cardinal Principles
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100

The millisievert (mSv) is equal to how many sieverts?

what is 1/1000th of a sievert 

100

What is one way we can protect ourselves from radiation as medical workers?

what is Distance 

100

the wavelength is measured by CREST to _____.

what is crest to crest 

100

X-rays were discovered by whom? 

who is Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
100

this part receives the energy of the x-ray beam and forms the image of the body part

what is image receptor (IR)

200

The annual occupational effective dose limit is how many millisieverts(mSv)

what is 50 mSv 

200

What is the main source of our radiation exposure?

what is Scatter 

200

Electromagnetic waves are characterized by these two things 

what is frequency and wavelength 

200

Who and what did Roentgen x-ray first?

Who is his wife's hand

200

This portion of the x-ray room that is protected from scatter radiation and is safe during exposures is called the


what is control booth 

300

what is absorbed dose measured in?

what is milligray 

300

What are the three cardinal principles of radiation protection? 

what is time, distance, shielding 
300

Because they do not have sufficient kinetic energy to eject elections from the atom, these radiations are considered non-ionizing

what is ultraviolet radiation (less than 10 eV), visible light, infrared light, microwaves, radiowaves 

300

This term means that your credentials in one state are recognized in another.

what is reciprocity 

300

This process is when radiation is either absorbed or scattered into matter. 

what is attenuation

400

What unit is used to measure radiation exposure in the metric International System of Units?

what is Coulombs per kilogram 

400

Reducing the duration of exposure to a radiation source directly decreases the total dose received. What is this principle?

what is time

400
Of the entire span of types of radiation included in the electromagnetic spectrum, only these three are classified as ionizing radiations..

what is x-rays, gamma rays, and ultraviolet radiation 

400

A physician specialist who interprets radiographs and performs special imaging procedures is called a:

what is a radiologist. 

400

The principal source of scatter radiation comes from whom..


what is the patient 

500

The amount of energy that is deposited in a material per unit mass of the material is this.. 

what is absorbed dose 

500

This is a way radiographers can improve understanding and reduce fear and anxiety for the patient during exams.

What is background equivalent radiation time (BERT) 

500

Ionizing radiation has _____ ENERGY, _____ FREQUENCY, and _____ WAVELENGTH. 

What is HIGHER, HIGHER, SHORTER 

500

A device to protect the IR from being fogged by scatter radiation is called what?

what is a grid or bucky 

500

Tissues with greater density, such as bone, will absorb ________ radiation, as compared with less dense tissues, such as fat.


what is more 

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