Introduction
Physics
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Images
100

The medical practice of using ionizing radiation to diagnose patients

What is radiology? 

100
The interactions of outer shell electrons by ionizing radiation.

What is Compton scatter?

100

The reduction of low energy photons in the x-ray beam and a decrease to patient dose. 

What is filtration?

100

A friend or family member of the patient who isn't pregnant and is at least 18 y/o.

Who should hold a patient during the radiograph? 

100

An indicator of the radiation absorbed by the IP 

What is the exposure indicator/index?

200

The single most effective means of reducing radiation exposure.

What is distance? 

200

The interaction with inner shell electrons and ionizing radiation.

What is the photoelectric effect? 

200

Effects of radiation that appear in the irradiated individual. 

What are somatic effects? 

200

Primary source of radiation exposure for occupational personnel. This means you.

What is compton scatter? 

200

The unsharpness of the edges in a radiographic image. 

What is penumbra?

300
A metal used in x-ray tubes due to it having the highest melting point and ability to dissipate heat.

What is tungsten? 

300

The naturally occurring phenomenon that allows for air fluid level visualization in imaging. 

What is gravity?

300

The most common source of patient protection found within all radiology suites.

What is the lead apron?

300

The unit of radiation absorbed dose.

What is the rad/gray?

300

Image distortion that is always present due to the distances between anatomy and the IR.

What is magnification? 

400

The scientist credited for the discovery of radiation and won a Nobel prize.

Who is Roentgen? 

400

When x-ray photons reduce in numbers, lose energy, and produce ionization.

What is attenuation? 

400

 Intensity equals the inverse of the square of the distance from the source

What is the inverse square law? 

400

The motto and acronym for the reduction of unnecessary radiation exposure in the clinical setting. 

What is ALARA(as low as reasonably achievable)?

400

A device placed between the patient and the cassette to improve image quality.

What is a grid?

500

A modality in medical imaging that is a combination of Nuclear medicine and CT/MRI.

What is positron emission tomography or PET CT/MRI?

500

Matter found in the human body that has the least attenuation of the x-ray beam.

What is air/gas? 
500

Name and date of birth.

What is the two factor authentication for patient exams? 

500

Daily double!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

See Nate 

500

The answer to the "Great Question” of “Life, the Universe and Everything”  

What is 42?

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