Clinical Imaging 3rd Edition Marchiori Test Bank

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Clinical Imaging 3rd Edition Marchiori Test Bank

Chapter 01: Plain Radiographic Imaging

Test Bank

MULTIPLE CHOICE

  • Because electron potential energy is greater the farther away a bound electron is from the
  • nucleus, what results from an outer shell electron falling into an inner shell vacancy?

  • The size of the nucleus increases.
  • The atomic weight of the element increases.
  • The binding energy of the outer shell electron decreases.
  • Electromagnetic energy is released.
  • The nucleus emits a proton.

ANS: D

  • How much energy is released when a K-characteristic x-ray is emitted from a given element?
  • The difference in binding energy between a K-shell electron and an L-shell
  • electron.

  • Energy equal to the kVp.
  • The sum of the energies of the K-shell electron and the L-shell electron.
  • Energy equal to the potential energy of the K-shell electron.
  • No energy.

ANS: A

  • Select the entire energy range that represents diagnostic x-rays.
  • 70 kilo-electron volts (T
  • keE VS )T toB 9A 0N kK eVS

  • 40 keV to 125 keV
  • 40 keV to 150 keV
  • 70 keV to 150 keV
  • 125 keV to 300 keV

ANS: C

  • A scattered x-ray is an x-ray that .
  • has changed direction with a resulting increase in frequency and decrease in
  • wavelength

  • has changed direction with no subsequent change in frequency or wavelength
  • has changed direction with an increase in both frequency and wavelength
  • leaks out of the x-ray tube housing
  • changes direction with a resulting increase in wavelength and decrease in
  • frequency

ANS: E

  • Select the relationship of wavelength to frequency in an electromagnetic waveform.
  • Directly proportional
  • Inversely proportional
  • No relationship

ANS: B 1 / 4

  • Which statement is true of the anode heel effect?
  • The intensity of the x-ray beam is greater on the anode side of the tube.
  • The heel effect is more evident when using the small focal spot.
  • The heel effect is less evident at longer focal film distances.
  • The heel effect is more evident with smaller exposure areas.
  • Filtration minimizes the heel effect.

ANS: C

  • Which of the following is a variable aperture beam-limiting device?
  • Aperture diaphragm
  • Cone
  • Cylinder
  • Collimator
  • None of the above

ANS: D

  • Which one of the following controls the initiation of electron flow from cathode to anode?
  • Rotor switch
  • mA control knob
  • Timer
  • Line voltage compensator
  • Exposure switch

ANS: E

  • Choose the electrical requirements necessary to operate a 300/125 x-ray machine that is
  • hard-wired into a chiropractic office in the United States.

  • 110 volts; 100 amps; 60 Hz; AC
  • 110 volts; 60 amps; 60 Hz; AC
  • 220 volts; 20 amps; 60 Hz; DC
  • 220 volts; 100 amps; 60 Hz; AC
  • 220 volts; 100 amps; 60 Hz; DC

ANS: D

  • A lateral cervical spine view is taken at a 40-inch FFD using 70 kVp, 100 mAs, and .2 second.
  • If the FFD were changed to 60 inches, which of the following techniques would produce the same exposure to the film as the original?

  • 100 mA, .5 second, 70 kVp
  • 300 mA, .15 second, 70 kVp
  • 300 mA, .1 second, 70 kVp
  • 200 mA, .044 second, 70 kVp
  • 100m A, .088 second, 70 kVp

ANS: B

  • According to federal standards, a 90-kVp beam requires which of the following measurements
  • to be the equivalent of aluminum of total filtration to minimize soft radiation exposure to patients? 2 / 4

  • 1.0 mm
  • 1.5 mm
  • 2.0 mm
  • 2.5 mm
  • 3.0 mm

ANS: D

  • Which type of generator will produce the greatest effective tube current when identical
  • exposure factors are used?

  • Single-phase, half-wave rectified
  • Single-phase, full-wave rectified
  • Three-phase, six-pulse
  • Three-phase, twelve-pulse
  • 100 KHz high frequency

ANS: E

  • What is the function of the high voltage circuit within the x-ray tube?
  • To drive electrons from cathode to anode
  • To select filament size
  • To create a space charge for x-ray production
  • To rectify filament current
  • To activate the rotor

ANS: A

  • Why is rectification of ACT
  • toES DT CB imA pN oK rtS anE t L toL tE heR o.pC erO atM ion of the x-ray tube?

  • To reduce the heel effect
  • To help maintain a small effective focal spot
  • To save on electricity
  • To protect the cathode side of the tube from electron bombardment
  • To reduce the electrical load on the anode

ANS: D

  • The penetration of the x-ray beam is increased under which condition?
  • As kVp is decreased
  • As kVp is increased
  • As mA is decreased
  • As mA is increased
  • As time is increased

ANS: B

  • Which of the following combinations would produce the smallest effective focal spot?
  • Using the large filament with a small anode angle
  • Using the small filament with a small anode angle
  • Using a small filament with a large anode angle
  • Using a large filament with a large anode angle
  • Using a small filament and no focusing cup 3 / 4

ANS: B

  • Which of the following control console selectors determines focal spot selection?
  • kVp
  • Rotor
  • mA
  • Timer
  • Line voltage compensator

ANS: C

  • Where does controlled thermionic emission physically take place?
  • Anode
  • Focusing cup
  • Rotor
  • Stator
  • Cathode filament

ANS: E

  • Select the advantage automatic exposure control (AEC) has over other methods of
  • determining x-ray exposure time.

  • Requires less exposure time than other methods to produce the same radiographic
  • results.

  • Results in less patient dose from soft radiation.
  • Accounts for variations in patient density in determining appropriate exposure
  • time.

  • Requires no clinical knToEwSleTdgBeAoNf KthSe EroLleLoEf Rm.ACaOnMd kVp.
  • Demonstrates no dramatic advantage over manual methods of determining
  • exposure time.

ANS: C

  • Which component part is designed specifically to prevent leakage radiation?
  • Tube housing
  • Glass x-ray tube
  • Collimator
  • Added filtration
  • Transformer assembly

ANS: A

  • What would result if a focusing cup were not employed in an x-ray tube?
  • The heel effect would be decreased.
  • Electrical loading of the anode would be increased.
  • Effective focal spot sizes would be considerably larger.
  • X-rays would be impossible to focus.
  • Nothing would change.

ANS: C

  • What advantage does a rotating anode tube have over a stationary anode tube?
  • / 4

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