Radiation
X-Ray
Scattered
Primary
Leakage
100

   NEGATIVE End of x-ray tube

Cathode

100

distance between peaks of adjacent waves

Wavelengths

100

radiation absorbed by a substance

rad

100

what is the type of radiation that exits from the x-ray tubehead?

primary

100

what is the process by which atoms change into negatively or positively charged ions during radiation?

ionization

200

particles with no charge

Neutrons

200

energy that is emitted by accelerating particles

electromagnetic radiation

200

monitors radiation exposure

dosimeter

200

Who was the professor of physics who discovered X-ray

Roentgen

200

what is the most common setting for kilovoltage?

70-90

300

POSITIVE end of x-ray tube

Anode

300

spot on tungsten targets where electrons strike

atoms

300

limits the size and shape of the x-ray beam

collimator

300

open-ended tube that is connected to end of tubehead and directs x-ray beam to object to be radiographed

PID

300

what receptor size is used for occlusal exposure on adult?

4

400

an image that will be revealed later

Latent

400

What is used to capture a dental X-ray image that can be viewed on a computer?

digital sensor

400

radiation that escapes in ALL directions

leakage

400

what type of radiation forms when the primary x-ray strikes or contracts any type of matter (solid, liquid or gas)?

Scatter

400

What does MPD stand for?

Maximum Permissible Dose

500

particle representing electromagnetic radiation

protons

500

acetate sheet that must be chemically processed to produce an image

dental film

500

solid metal; made of aluminum

filter

500

what type of radiation forms when the primary x-ray strikes or contracts any type of matter (solid, liquid or gas)?

Scatter

500

which of the following tissues is the least sensitive to radiation?

muscle