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ASRT Live Recording - Image
Production in Fluoroscopy

1.5 mm Al - answer Inherent Filtration

1.0 mm Al - answer Added Filtration

2.5 mm Al - answer Total Filtration

Automatic Exposure Control – answer AEC

Automatic Brightness Control – answer ABC

Automatic Exposure Rate Control – answer AERC

x ray tube
image intensifier
recording system
viewing system - answer fluoroscopic chain

fluoroscopic chain - answerx ray tube
image intensifier
recording system
viewing system

anode - answer

output phosphor - answer

focal point - answer

glass envelope - answer

input phosphor - answer

photocathode - answer

electrons - answer

electrostatic lenses - answer

, light image - answerimage intensifier tube converts the x ray beam into a bright visible
@@

image intensifier - answer@ @ tube converts the x ray beam into a bright visible light
image

input - answer@ phosphor is made of cesium iodide

cesium iodide - answerinput phosphor is made of @ @

exiting - answerinput phosphor receives radiation @ patient

input - answer@ phosphor receives radiation exiting patient

input - answer@ phosphor emits light photons

light photons - answerinput phosphor emits @ @

input - answerphoto cathode responds to light exiting @ phosphor

photo cathode - answer@ @ responds to light exiting input phosphor

electrons - answerphoto cathode emits @

photocathode - answeroutput phosphor receives electrons from @

output - answer@ phosphor receives electrons from photocathode

50 75 - answeroutput phosphor emits @ - @ x more light than received by
photocathode

output phosphor - answer@ @emits 50 - 75 x more light than received by photocathode

photocathode - answeroutput phosphor emits 50 - 75 x more light than received by @

electrons - answerelectrostatic lenses focus @

input - answerremnant beam is incident on the @ phosphor

remnant - answer@ beam is incident on the input phosphor

light electrons - answerphotocathode converts @ to @

photocathode - answer@ converts light to electrons

anode - answerthe voltage potential causes electrons to speed across toward the @

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