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Fauber Chapter 7 Questions with
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Scatter radiation is detrimental to image quality because
Ans: It adds unwanted exposire (fog) without adding any
patient information
⬆️ scatter:
Ans: ⬇️ Radiographic contrast, ⬆️ fog
Increase in the volume of tissue results in
Ans: Increased scatter production
Higher kVp increases:
Ans: the energy of scatter radiation exiting the patient
Increase x-ray field size results in
Ans: Increased volume of tissue
Pretest - Stuvia US
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Beam restricting devices
Ans: Decrease the x-ray beam field size and the amount
of tissue irradiated, reducing the amount of scatter
radiation produced
Grids
Ans: Used to improve radiographic image quality by
absorbing scatter radiation that exits the patient,
reducing the amount of scatter that reaches the IR
A beam restricting device changes
Ans: shape and size of the primary beam
Increasing collimation:
Ans: decreasing the field size
To maintain exposure to the IR when collimating
Ans: mAs must be increased
Pretest - Stuvia US
Fauber Chapter 7 Questions with
Correct Answers for Specific Exam
Scatter radiation is detrimental to image quality because
Ans: It adds unwanted exposire (fog) without adding any
patient information
⬆️ scatter:
Ans: ⬇️ Radiographic contrast, ⬆️ fog
Increase in the volume of tissue results in
Ans: Increased scatter production
Higher kVp increases:
Ans: the energy of scatter radiation exiting the patient
Increase x-ray field size results in
Ans: Increased volume of tissue
Pretest - Stuvia US
, 2
Beam restricting devices
Ans: Decrease the x-ray beam field size and the amount
of tissue irradiated, reducing the amount of scatter
radiation produced
Grids
Ans: Used to improve radiographic image quality by
absorbing scatter radiation that exits the patient,
reducing the amount of scatter that reaches the IR
A beam restricting device changes
Ans: shape and size of the primary beam
Increasing collimation:
Ans: decreasing the field size
To maintain exposure to the IR when collimating
Ans: mAs must be increased
Pretest - Stuvia US