Chapter 2 and 4
Chapter 5 and 6
Chapter 7 and 8
Chapter 9 and 10
Chapter 17 and 21
100

List the three standards of measurement. 

1. time

2. length 

3. mass

100

In solid objects, only ________ charges can move.

Negative

100

Electrical current is defined as the ____ of flow of electricity. 

Rate

100

List the three essential conditions for x-ray production.

1. source of free electrons

2. means of acceleration 

3. means of suddenly decelerating electrons 

100

At shorter distances, the anode heel effect is ______ concentrated.

More

200

The term of ______ describes the changing of one element into another by radioactive decay. 

Transmutation

200

High energies on the electromagnetic spectrum tend to behave like _______.

Particles 

200

The total number of electrons used for a particular x-ray exposure is controlled by the ________ set at the console of the x-ray machine. 

mAs

200

Wobbling of the anode, or etching or pitting of its surface destroys the effective focal spot and results in extreme loss of image  ______. 

Resolution/Sharpness

200

When body parts of graduating thickness are radiographed, it is always best to place the _______ end of the anatomy toward the anode bevel surface. 

Thinnest 

300

The lowest possible energy state of an atomic nucleus is called its ________ state. 

Ground

300

Electrification by _____ occurs when a charged object creates a charge in another object nearby without directly touching it. 

Induction

300

For a three-phase, 6-pulse x-ray machine, the average voltage is about _____% of the kVp set. 

91

300

Higher levels of kVp increase the number of ________ interactions which a high-speed projectile electron can undergo in series within the anode. 

Bremsstrahlung 

300

The effect of filtration increasing the average energy of the x-ray beam is referred to as _______ ______. 

Beam Hardening 

400

________ bonding occurs whenever two atoms come together because they both have a "defect" of an odd number of electrons.

Covalent

400

For an exchange of electrons to take place, it is not necessary that one object be negatively charged and the other positively charged - only that there is a ___________  __________.

Potential Difference

400

For heating of the x-ray tube filament to extremely high temperatures which begin to "boil" electrons off, a high-________ current is needed to generate a great deal of friction. 

Amperage

400

When an electron falls from an outer orbit down into an inner orbit, a characteristic x-ray is produced from the loss of ________ energy.

Potential 

400

The only image quality affected by focal spot size is ________.

Sharpness/Spatial Resolution

500

List the four fundamental forces in the universe. 

1. Gravity

2. Weak Nuclear Force

3. Electromagnetism

4. Strong Nuclear Force

500

__________ are used in nuclear medicine and radiation therapy. 

Gamma Rays

500

The surge of electricity discharged from the capacitor is used to activate a(n) ______ which pulls the switch in the main circuit open to terminate the exposure. 

Electromagnet 

500

The ______ absorption resulting from a heterogenous x-ray beams provides _____ contrast to the projected image carried by the remnant beam and makes the radiographic image possible. 

differential; subject 

500

List the three determining factors for x-ray beam penetration, all of which affect the average energy of the beam. 

1. kVp

2. Generator power

3. Filtration

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