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Prepare for the MIT 103 Final Test with this comprehensive collection of 700+ practice questions and verified answers covering every major imaging modality taught in Medical Imaging Technology. 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Organized in a structured question-and-answer format with accompanying illustrations, this resource strengthens scientific knowledge, clinical reasoning, imaging interpretation, patient care, and professional competencies commonly assessed in undergraduate Medical Imaging Technology and Radiologic Sciences programs. The content aligns with the learning objectives of undergraduate Medical Imaging Technology, Radiologic Technology, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Nuclear Medicine Technology, Vascular Technology, Echocardiography, and Allied Health Sciences curricula while reflecting concepts presented in leading academic textbooks and internationally recognized professional standards. The material is supported by authoritative references including Bushong, S. C. – Radiologic Science for Technologists: Physics, Biology, and Protection (Elsevier), Bontrager, K. L. & Lampignano, J. 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MIT 103 Final Test Review Over
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What does ALARA mean? - ANSWER ✔✔As Low As Reasonably

Achievable

The negative side of the x-ray tube is called the:

a. Cathode

b. Anode


c. Transducerd. Magnet - ANSWER ✔✔cathode

,An anode is typically made of what material?

a. Tungsten

b. Barium


c. Molybdenumd. Rhodium - ANSWER ✔✔Tungsten


Who discovered X-rays in 1895?

a. Albert Einstein

b. Mother Theresa


c. William Roentgend. Marie Curie - ANSWER ✔✔Wilhelm Roentgen


The atomic number of Tungsten is:

a. 64

b. 74

c. 78


d. None of the above - ANSWER ✔✔74


During the production of characteristic radiation, the x-ray photon is

released due to a difference in what kind of energy between the shells of

the atom?

a. Kinetic energy

,b. Binding energy

c. Potential energy


d. There is no difference in energy between the shells - ANSWER

✔✔Binding energy


Some responsibilities that a radiologic technologist may be required to

perform on the job are:

a. Trauma x-rays

b. Interpretation of x-rays

c. Ordering x-ray exams


d. None of the above - ANSWER ✔✔Trauma X-ray


Computed Radiography uses:

a. A cassette with a digitized plate inside

b. A carbon reader to take the image off of the digitized plate

c. A computer monitor, to display the image


d. All of the above - ANSWER ✔✔All of the above


Contrast media that is given through an intravenous line is usually:

a. An iodine-based liquid

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, b. Liquid barium

c. All of the above


d. None of the above - ANSWER ✔✔All of the above


The only part of the cathode or anode assemblies that is located outside

the vacuum glass

envelope is:

a.the rotor

b.the stator

c.the focusing cup


d.the filament - ANSWER ✔✔The stator


A vacuum container that houses the x-ray tube is known as the cathode

assembly


A: True B: False - ANSWER ✔✔False


The anode is the negative terminal of the x-ray tube.


A: True B: False - ANSWER ✔✔False


A collimator is a device that

a.is used to restrict the size of the primary beam.

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