Test Bank –Fauber’s Radiographic Imaging And Exposure 7th Edition Author:Terri L. Fauber With Verified Questions & Answers All Chapters{1-10} 100% Complete A+ Grade Latest Edition

, TableofContents


Chapter01:RadiationandItsDiscovery

v Chapter 02: The X-ray Beam
v v v v




Chapter03:ImageFormationandRadiographicQualityChapter 04: v v v




DigitalImaging
v v




Chapter05:Film-ScreenImagingChapter
v v v v




06:ExposureTechniqueFactorsChapter
v v




v 07:ScatterControl
v v




Chapter08:ExposureTechniqueSelectionChapter v




v 09:ImageEvaluation
v v




Chapter10:DynamicImaging:Fluoroscopy

, RadiographicImagingandExposure7thEditionFauber Test v




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Chapter01:RadiationandIts Discovery B




Fauber:RadiographicImagingandExposure, 7thEdition B




MULTIPLECHOICE

1. WhenwereX-rays discovered? v v




a. October8, 1985 v




b. November8, 1895 v




c. January23, 1896 v




d. August15,1902 v v




X-rays were discovered byWilhelmConradRoentgenonNovember8,1895.
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REFFERENCE:p.1 v




2. WhattypeoftubewasRoentgenworkingwithin hislabwhenX-rays werediscovered?
v v v v v B v v v v




a. Crookestube v




b. Fluorescent tube B




c. High-vacuum tube B




d. Wurzburgtube


Roentgenwasworkingwith alow-vacuum tubeknown as a Crookes tube.
v v v v B v B v




REFFERENCE:p.2 v




3. Whichofthefollowingtermscouldbedefinedastheinstantaneousproductionoflightonly
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v duringan interaction between a type ofenergy and some element or compound?
v v v v v v v v v v v v




a. Phosphorescence
b. Afterglow
c. Glowing
d. Fluorescence

Fluorescenceis theinstantaneousemission oflight from amaterial duetotheinteraction with some type
v v B v v v v v




of energy.
v v




REFFERENCE:p.2 v




4. Barium platinocyanide was the:
B v v




a. typeofdarkpaperRoentgen used todarken hislaboratory. v v v v v v




b. materialRoentgen usedto producethefirstradiographofhis wife’shand.
v v v v v v




c. metalusedtoproducethelow-vacuumtube.
v v v v




d. fluorescentmaterialthatglowedwhen thetubewasenergized. v v v B




Apieceofpapercoated withbariumplatinocyanideglowedeachtimeRoentgenenergizedhis tube.
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REFFERENCE:p.2 v

, 5. ThefirstradiographproducedbyRoentgen,ofhis wife’shand, requiredan exposuretimeof: v v v v v v v v




a. 15s. v




b. 150s. v




c. 15min. v




d. 150min. v




ANS: C v




Ittook a15-min exposuretimetoproducethe first radiograph.
v v v v v




REFFERENCE:p.3 v




6. Theletterxinx-rayisthesymbolfor: v v v v v v




a. electricity.
b. theunknown. v




c. penetrating.
d. discovery.

ANS: B v




Theletterxrepresentsthemathematicalsymboloftheunknown.
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REFFERENCE:p.3 v




7. ThefirstNobel Prizeforphysicswasreceivedin1901by:
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a. MarieCurie.
b. WilliamCrookes. v




c. WilhelmRoentgen. v




d. Albert Einstein. B




ANS: C v




WilhelmRoentgenreceivedthefirstNobelPrizeforphysicsin1901.
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REFFERENCE:p.4 v




8. X-rays wereatonetimecalled: v v v




a. Becquerelrays.
b. Roentgen rays. B




c. Z-rays.
d. noneof theabove. v




ANS: B v




X-rays wereatonetimecalledRoentgenrays.
v v v v




REFFERENCE:p.4 v




9. Erythema, an earlysign ofbiologic damage dueto x-rayexposure, is:
v v v v B v v




a. reddening oftheskin. B




b. amalignanttumor.
v v




c. achromosomal change. v




d. oneofthemost serious effects ofx-ray exposure. v v v v




ANS: A v