TESTBANK Radiation Protection in Medical Radiography
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9th Edition by Sherer | Chapters 1 - 14 | Complete
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,TABLE OF CONTENTSvj vj
1. IntroductionvjtovjRadiationvjProtection
2. Radiation:vjTypes,vjSources,vjandvjDosesvjReceived
3. InteractionvjofvjX-RadiationvjwithvjMatter
4. RadiationvjQuantitiesvjandvjUnits
5. RadiationvjMonitoring
6. OverviewvjofvjCellvjBiology
7. MolecularvjandvjCellularvjRadiationvjBiology
8. EarlyvjTissuevjReactionsvjandvjTheirvjEffectsvjonvjOrganvjSystems
9. StochasticvjEffectsvjandvjLatevjTissuevjReactionsvjofvjRadiationvjinvjOrganvjSystems
10. EquipmentvjDesignvjforvjRadiationvjProtection
11. ManagementvjofvjPatientvjRadiationvjDosevjDuringvjDiagnosticvjX-RayvjProcedures
12. RadiationvjSafetyvjinvjComputedvjTomographyvjandvjMammography
13. ManagementvjofvjImagingvjPersonnelvjRadiationvjDosevjDuringvjDiagnosticvjX-RayvjProcedures
14. RadioisotopesvjandvjRadiationvjProtection
,Chaptervj01:vjIntroductionvjtovjRadiationvjProtection
Sherer:vjRadiationvjProtectionvjinvjMedicalvjRadiography,vj9thvjEdition
MULTIPLEvjCHOICE
1. Consequencesvjofvjionizationvjinvjhumanvjcellsvjinclude
1. creationvjofvjunstablevjatoms.
2. productionvjofvjfreevjelectrons.
3. creationvjofvjhighlyvjreactivevjfreevjradicalsvjcapablevjofvjproducingvjsubstancesvjpoisono
usvjtovjthevjcell.
4. creationvjofvjnewvjbiologicvjmoleculesvjdetrimentalvjtovjthevjlivingvjcell.
5. injuryvjtovjthevjcellvjthatvjmayvjmanifestvjitselfvjasvjabnormalvjfunctionvjorvjlossvjofvjfunction.
a.
1,vj2,vjandvj3vjonly
b.
2,vj3,vjandvj4vjonly
c.
3,vj4,vjandvj5vjonly
d.v j 1,vj2,vj3,vj4,vjandvj5
ANSWER:vj D
2. Whichvjofvjthevjfollowingvjisvjavjformvjofvjradiationvjthatvjisvjcapablevjofvjcreatingvjelect
ricallyvjchargedvjparticlesvjbyvjremovingvjorbitalvjelectronsvjfromvjthevjatomvjofvjnor
malvjmattervjthroughvjwhichvjitvjpasses?
a.
Ionizingvjradiation
b.
Nonionizingvjradiation
c.
Subatomicvjradiation
d.
Ultrasonicvjradiation
ANSWER:vj A
3. Regardingvjexposurevjtovjionizingvjradiation,vjpatientsvjwhovjarevjeducatedvjtovjunderstand
vj thevjmedicalvjbenefitvjofvjanvjimagingvjprocedurevjarevjmorevjlikelyvjto
a.
assumevjavjsmallvjchancevjofvjbiologicvjdamagevjbutvjnotvjsuppressvjanyv
jradiationvjphobiavjtheyvjmayvjhave.
b.
cancelvjtheirvjscheduledvjprocedurevjbecausevjtheyvjarevjnotvjwillingvjtovj
assumevjavjsmallvjchancevjofvjbiologicvjdamage.
c.
suppressvjanyvjradiationvjphobiavjbutvjnotvjriskvjavjsmallvjchancevjo
fvjpossiblevjbiologicvjdamage.
d.
suppressvjanyvjradiationvjphobiavjandvjbevjwillingvjtovjassumevjavjsmallvj
chancevjofvjpossiblevjbiologicvjdamage.
ANSWER:vj D
4. Thevjmillisievertvj(mSv)vjisvjequalvjto
a.
1/10vjofvjavjsievert.
b.
1/100vjofvjavjsievert.
c.
1/1000vjofvjavjsievert.
d.
1/10,000vjofvjavjsievert.
, ANSWER:vj C
vj vj vj vj vj
9th Edition by Sherer | Chapters 1 - 14 | Complete
vj vj vj vj vj vj vj vj vj vj
,TABLE OF CONTENTSvj vj
1. IntroductionvjtovjRadiationvjProtection
2. Radiation:vjTypes,vjSources,vjandvjDosesvjReceived
3. InteractionvjofvjX-RadiationvjwithvjMatter
4. RadiationvjQuantitiesvjandvjUnits
5. RadiationvjMonitoring
6. OverviewvjofvjCellvjBiology
7. MolecularvjandvjCellularvjRadiationvjBiology
8. EarlyvjTissuevjReactionsvjandvjTheirvjEffectsvjonvjOrganvjSystems
9. StochasticvjEffectsvjandvjLatevjTissuevjReactionsvjofvjRadiationvjinvjOrganvjSystems
10. EquipmentvjDesignvjforvjRadiationvjProtection
11. ManagementvjofvjPatientvjRadiationvjDosevjDuringvjDiagnosticvjX-RayvjProcedures
12. RadiationvjSafetyvjinvjComputedvjTomographyvjandvjMammography
13. ManagementvjofvjImagingvjPersonnelvjRadiationvjDosevjDuringvjDiagnosticvjX-RayvjProcedures
14. RadioisotopesvjandvjRadiationvjProtection
,Chaptervj01:vjIntroductionvjtovjRadiationvjProtection
Sherer:vjRadiationvjProtectionvjinvjMedicalvjRadiography,vj9thvjEdition
MULTIPLEvjCHOICE
1. Consequencesvjofvjionizationvjinvjhumanvjcellsvjinclude
1. creationvjofvjunstablevjatoms.
2. productionvjofvjfreevjelectrons.
3. creationvjofvjhighlyvjreactivevjfreevjradicalsvjcapablevjofvjproducingvjsubstancesvjpoisono
usvjtovjthevjcell.
4. creationvjofvjnewvjbiologicvjmoleculesvjdetrimentalvjtovjthevjlivingvjcell.
5. injuryvjtovjthevjcellvjthatvjmayvjmanifestvjitselfvjasvjabnormalvjfunctionvjorvjlossvjofvjfunction.
a.
1,vj2,vjandvj3vjonly
b.
2,vj3,vjandvj4vjonly
c.
3,vj4,vjandvj5vjonly
d.v j 1,vj2,vj3,vj4,vjandvj5
ANSWER:vj D
2. Whichvjofvjthevjfollowingvjisvjavjformvjofvjradiationvjthatvjisvjcapablevjofvjcreatingvjelect
ricallyvjchargedvjparticlesvjbyvjremovingvjorbitalvjelectronsvjfromvjthevjatomvjofvjnor
malvjmattervjthroughvjwhichvjitvjpasses?
a.
Ionizingvjradiation
b.
Nonionizingvjradiation
c.
Subatomicvjradiation
d.
Ultrasonicvjradiation
ANSWER:vj A
3. Regardingvjexposurevjtovjionizingvjradiation,vjpatientsvjwhovjarevjeducatedvjtovjunderstand
vj thevjmedicalvjbenefitvjofvjanvjimagingvjprocedurevjarevjmorevjlikelyvjto
a.
assumevjavjsmallvjchancevjofvjbiologicvjdamagevjbutvjnotvjsuppressvjanyv
jradiationvjphobiavjtheyvjmayvjhave.
b.
cancelvjtheirvjscheduledvjprocedurevjbecausevjtheyvjarevjnotvjwillingvjtovj
assumevjavjsmallvjchancevjofvjbiologicvjdamage.
c.
suppressvjanyvjradiationvjphobiavjbutvjnotvjriskvjavjsmallvjchancevjo
fvjpossiblevjbiologicvjdamage.
d.
suppressvjanyvjradiationvjphobiavjandvjbevjwillingvjtovjassumevjavjsmallvj
chancevjofvjpossiblevjbiologicvjdamage.
ANSWER:vj D
4. Thevjmillisievertvj(mSv)vjisvjequalvjto
a.
1/10vjofvjavjsievert.
b.
1/100vjofvjavjsievert.
c.
1/1000vjofvjavjsievert.
d.
1/10,000vjofvjavjsievert.
, ANSWER:vj C