Early X-ray
Rays and Waves
Let's Table That
All things that Matter
Bonus
100

X-rays were discovered in 1895 in which country

What is Germany?

100

The characteristic most often used to describe the energy of an x-ray beam is its

What is wavelength?

100

The access point for the radiographer to determine the exposure factors and to initiate the exposure is called the

What is the Control Console

100

An x-ray beam that has been attenuated by matter is called

What is the Remnant Beam

100

How many electrons does Tungsten have

What is 74

200

The majority of radiography education programs are based in which educational setting? 

What is colleges?

200

True or False: X-rays can be refracted by a lens?

What is False

200

When the x-ray tabletop moves independently of the remainder of the table, it is called a:

What is a Floating Table

200

___________radiation is the principal source of occupational exposure to radiographers

What is Scatter Radiation?


200

This portion of the X-ray tube is made of borosilicate glass and houses the anode and the cathode

What is the Vacuum?

300

The inventor of the hot cathode x-ray tube was

Who is William Coolidge?

300

This portion of an electromagnetic wave shows the maximum positive push or height above the flat resting line

What is the Crest?

300

An x-ray machine that permits viewing of the x-ray image in motion in real time is called a

What is a Fluoroscope 

300

The _________ __________ is the radiation exposure image which has yet to be post processed into a digital image

What is the Latent Image

300

What is the electrical charge of the anode

What is Positive

400

The inventor of the present day intensifying screen was? 

Who is Michael Idvorsky Pupin?

400

Which electromagnetic energy has the shortest wavelength?

What is Gamma rays
400

A device used to indicate the location of the radiation field and to control its size is called a

What is a Collimator?

400

Perpendicular to the long axis of the x-ray tube, the photon in the center of the X-ray is known as

What is the Central Ray

400

Where is the wire filament positioned

What is at electronically negative Cathode end of the tube

500

Who developed the first fluoroscope machine?

Who is Thomas Edison

500

The number of times per second that a crest passes a given point

What is the Frequency?
500

The X-ray tube has two focusing cups with a filament.
Name the two and give an example of a body part that would be X-rayed using each one. 

4 part answer

Small- Toe

Large- Chest

500

Which direction does Remnant (Exit) Radiation travel?

What is the Direction of the Primary Beam

500

What type of IR plate goes through a reader before it will display on a monitor

What is Photostimulable?