X-ray Tube
QM
Modalities
Fluoroscopy
Wild Card
100

What will happen if the patient, tube and IR are at the chest stand, but the detectors are activated at the table? 

Tube will stay on longer

100

The accuracy of collimation light to the actual x-ray field should be within _____%. 

2%

100

Positrons for one of Nuc's machines is created by the:

Cycoltrons

100

Fluoro tube design is different from diagnostic tubes to accommodate: 

Higher heat loads

100

What part of the Image Intensifier emits electrons from the light received? 

Photocathode

200

Which factor may increase focal spot blooming? 

High mA

200

SMPTE refers to checking: 

Monitors

200

What form of energy does sonography use to form an image? 

Sound waves

200
To reduce patient dose, the pulse width during fluoroscopy should be:

Narrower

200

What is the purpose of the electrostatic focusing lens? 

Focus electrons down to a smaller area

300

If the AEC is not completely covered by the patient part and the primary beam hits it, the image will be: 

Underexposed

300

The focal spot is tested to ensure the "blooming" is under _____ of the stated size. 

50%

300

What are the special cooling agents used in MRI called?

Cryogens

300

The minimum fluoro tube to entrance skin distance, for mobile fluoroscopy is?

12"

300
This refers to the amount the II can amplify the overall image and can be calculated by flux x minification

Total Brightness Gain

400

This is set at 150% of the expected exposure in case of operator error or equipment failure: 

Back-up Timer

400

The 8 penny test allows you to check: 

Collimation accuracy

400

Where does radioactivity use in Nuc Med originate from? 

The nucleus

400

In fluoro, a CCD can be used in place of: 

Camera Tubes

400

An increase in light photons due to the conversion efficiency of the output screen is referred to as: 

Flux Gain

500

The focal spot size on the anode is referred to as: 

Actual FS

500

An xray room has inconsistent exposure index # when changing from 200 mA to 400 mA. What test will lead to an accurate diagnosis of the problem and what are you looking for? 

Dosimeter

Exposure linearity

500

Who is responsible for devising a treatment plan that minimizes the effect to the surrounding normal tissues in Radiation Oncology? 

Dosimetrist

500

Fluoroscopy allows for: 

Dynamic Information 

500

There appears to be poor recorded detail on the images, which test could lead to an accurate diagnosis? 

Focal spot test tool

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