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Chapter 7 Book Questions

front 1

The process by which a beam of x-ray photons is reduced as it passes through matter is known as:

back 1

attenuation

front 2

Computed radiography uses what as its image receptor?

back 2

photostimulable phosphor plate

front 3

The chief controlling factor of radiographic contrast is:

back 3

kilovoltage peak (kVp)

front 4

What mAs value would result using the 500 mA setting at 0.25 second?

back 4

125 mAs

front 5

Which image receptor system does NOT use light during exposure?

back 5

direct capture

front 6

A radiograph is made using 40 mAs at a 40-inch SID. If the image must be repeated at a 72-inch SID, what mAs value is necessary to maintain the same exposure?

back 6

130 mAs

front 7

The 15% rule helps explain the effect of _______ on exposure.

back 7

kilovoltage peak (kVp)

front 8

Which of the following is NOT a radiographic contrast medium?

barium compounds

air

iodine compounds

water

back 8

water

front 9

The most common cause of radiographic unsharpness is:

back 9

motion

front 10

What term in digital imaging is used to describe a numeric representation of the quantity of exposure received by a digital image receptor?

back 10

exposure indicator