Cones are used for vision, name the 2 terms.
What is photopic and daylight vision?
Input phosphor is coated with this material
What is cesium iodide
In II fluoroscopic procedures using _____ mode would increase dose to patient.
What is magnification mode?
What is no additional dose?
What is tungsten?
Night vision is sensitive to ____ light levels
What is low light levels?
The diameter range of the input phosphor
What is 10 to 35 cm?
The minimum SSD during mobile fluoroscopy.
What is 30 cm?
What is cesium iodide?
The specific location where you can find a large concentration of cones in the eye.
What is fovea centralis (retina)
The charge to the electrostatic lenses
25 to 35 kVp (25,000 to 35,000 volts)
This is the primary responsibility of the RT during fluoroscopic procedures.
What is to ensure everyone in the room has lead apron?
What is radiographic mode in the range of 250 mA?
Identify the purpose of this tool
What is a resolution tool?
Name a corneal malfunction.
What is myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia?
Where is the anode in an image intensifier
What is between the electrostatic focusing lens and output phosphor?
The drape used during II fluoroscopy is made of _____ Pb/eq.
What is 0.25 mm?
The "turn on" time used during pulse mode in digital fluoroscopy (time and term).
What is interrogation time and 1 ms?
The 1st fluoroscope was developed by ___ in___
Who is Thomas Alva Edision in 1896?
In relation to vision, name 3 functions of the eye.
What is to catch light, transform into nervous signal and transmit to brain for processing
Name two functions of the output phosphor
What is to convert electrons to visible light and increase number of light photons?
Table top exposure during fluoroscopy should be not higher than ____.
What is 0.1 Gy/min (or 100 mGy/min)?
What is the Analog to Digital Converter?
Image intensification tubes were developed in ___.
What is 1948?