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The BEAM
X-ray ROOM
It's Electric
EVERY- Body
Position-Projection
100
The radiation that leaves the tube.
What is primary radiation?
100
The protective area with the console
What is the control booth?
100
building block -all matter is composed of
What is atoms
100
I am the long shaft of a bone
What is diaphysis?
100
The back of the patient when using for a projection
What is posterior?
200
radiation that passes through to the IR
What is remnant or exit radiation?
200
movement along the long axis of the table
What is longitudinal?
200
the ability to do work
What is energy
200
This is the tough membrane around a bone.
What is periosteum?
200
this position- when the left side is touching the IR
What is left lateral?
300
absorption of the beam in matter
What is attenuation?
300
up and down movement increasing of decreasing the distance from tube to table
What is vertical movement?
300
important energy we use daily in X-ray
What is electromagnetic energy?
300
The forward or front of the body
What is anterior or ventral?
300
The patient is on the bed with right side down on bed, IR is behind them, X-ray beam is horizontal and its an AP projection.
What is a right lateral decubitus?
400
lower energy x-ray formed in the patient
What is scatter?
400
Special mechanism that stops the tube from moving at specific point.
What is detent?
400
The distance from one crest to the next crest.
What is wavelength?
400
The movement of extending the arm down (opposite of flexion)
What is extension?
400
This is when the beam goes from the back of a person to the front (patient is facing the IR)
What is PA
500
Ionizing radiation is this type of wavelength
What is longer wavelengths?
500
A boxlike device under the tube housing, shows the field size
What is the collimator?
500
Controls contrast, is the potential difference
What is Volts or kVp?
500
206
What is the number of bones in the body?
500
The position when the right back shoulder is on the IR patient is oblique slightly
What is RPO