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Dosimetry Comprehensive Study Guide – Khan Chapters 9–14 with Verified Q&A and Clinical Equations

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This extensive document features a complete question-and-answer format study guide for Chapters 9 through 14 of Khan's Dosimetry textbook. It includes verified answers covering key physics and clinical dosimetry concepts such as PDD, TMR, SSD/SAD, imaging modalities, wedge comparisons, dose calculation methods, field arrangements, beam modifiers, DVH analysis, electron and photon behavior, treatment techniques, and MU calculation formulas. An ideal resource for exam prep and in-depth review in radiation therapy education.

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Dosimetry: Study Guide Khan Chapters 9-14 questions
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_______ depth is the ruler/ODI depth to iso Ans✓✓✓ Physical depth


_______ depth takes into account the electron density or density of a
material Ans✓✓✓ Effective depth


_______ is also known as the dose at dmax Ans✓✓✓ GD


_______ is heel towards the Y1 jaw Ans✓✓✓ Y1 IN


_______ is the OAR + margin Ans✓✓✓ PRV, planning organ at risk
volume


_______ primary purpose is to verify treatment volume under actual
conditions Ans✓✓✓ Port Films


_______ relaxation has H20 bright Ans✓✓✓ T2


_______ setup uses PDD Ans✓✓✓ SSD


_______ setup uses TAR, TMR, and TPR Ans✓✓✓ SAD

,________ CT scanners used rotate and stationary technology where the
detector is stationary Ans✓✓✓ 4th generation, not commonly used
due to cost of detectors


________ has delayed viewing due to processing and poor image dose
due to 6 MV imaging Ans✓✓✓ Port films


________ imaging uses FDG, has F18 as the positron emitting isotope,
and provides physiologic imaging Ans✓✓✓ Positron emission
tomography


________ is heel towards Y2 jaw Ans✓✓✓ Y2 OUT


________ is the conversion process from electrical to sound Ans✓✓✓
Piezoelectric effect


________ is the CTV + IM + SM Ans✓✓✓ PTV


________ is the dose at which optical density becomes so saturated it
won't change Ans✓✓✓ Saturation dose


________ is the dose in the middle of the maximum and minimum
target dose Ans✓✓✓ Median Target dose

,________ is the highest dose in an entire volume? Ans✓✓✓ Global
maximum


________ is used for the delineation of target volume and surrounding
structures in relation to the external contour. It provides quantitative
data for tissue heterogeneity corrections Ans✓✓✓ CT


________ relaxation is the time it takes to realign to the original
magnetic field. Ans✓✓✓ T1 relaxation


________ uses sound waves of 1-20 MHz Ans✓✓✓ Ultrasound


________ uses the hounsfield numbers and is the most commonly used
3D compensator Ans✓✓✓ CT


_________ are MV, have density adjustment, do not require therapist
to go into the room between fields, and have a flat panel arrays of solid
state detectors based on amorphous silicon technology Ans✓✓✓
EPIDS


_________ CT scanners have an arc array of detectors, use rotate and
rotate technology and are the most commonly used Ans✓✓✓ 3rd
generation

, _________ CT scanners use a focused electron beam Ans✓✓✓ 5th
generation


_________ has CT scans with detectors embedded in a flat panel
instead of a circular ring Ans✓✓✓ CBCT


_________ imaging uses a coil and proton density, and the protons
align to a magnetic field. It uses RF to knock the protons over 90
degrees and when the RF is turned off the protons are regrouped and
realigned. Ans✓✓✓ MRI


_________ is a device that converts electrical energy to ultrasound
energy and vice versa (piezoelectric crystal) Ans✓✓✓ Ultrasonic probe
or transducer


_________ is a magnetic field sensor that is scanned over the patient to
tell different densities, is a 3D compensator Ans✓✓✓ Magnetic
digitizer


_________ is an area outside the target that exceeds the target dose
and covers at least 2cm^2 Ans✓✓✓ Hot spot


_________ is CTV + IM Ans✓✓✓ ITV

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