Test Bank For Radiologic Science For Technologists 12th
Edition By Stewart C Bushong All Chapters 1-40, Complete
Newest Version
, Table Of Content
Part I: Radiologic Physics
1. Essential Concepts Of Radiologic Science
2. Basic Physics Primer
3. The Structure Of Matter
4. Electromagnetic Energy
5. Electricity, Magnetism, And Electromagnetism
Part Ii: X-Radiation
1. The X-Ray Imaging System
2. The X-Ray Tube
3. X-Ray Production
4. X-Ray Emission
5. X-Ray Interaction With Matter
Part Iii: The Medical Image
1. Imaging Science
2. Computed Radiography
3. Digital Radiography
4. Digital Radiographic Technique
5. Image Acquisition
6. Patient-Image Optimization
Part Iv: Medical Image Display
1. Viewing The Medical Image
2. Picture Archiving And Communication System
Part V: Medical Image Quality
1. Image Perception
2. Digital Display Device
3. Medical Image Descriptors
4. Scatter Radiation
5. Radiographic Artifacts
Part Vi: Advanced Medical Imaging
1. Mammography
2. Fluoroscopy
3. Interventional Radiology
,4. Computed Tomography
5. Tomosynthesis
Part Vii: Radiobiology
1. Human Biology
2. Fundamental Principles Of Radiobiology
3. Molecular Radiobiology
4. Cellular Radiobiology
5. Deterministic Effects Of Radiation
6. Stochastic Effects Of Radiation
Part Viii: Radiation Protection
1. Health Physics
2. Designing For Radiation Protection
3. Radiography/Fluoroscopy Patient Radiation Dose
4. Computed Tomography Patient Radiation Dose
5. Patient Radiation Dose Management
6. Occupational Radiation Dose Management
, Chapter 01: Essential Concepts Of Radiologic Science
Bushong: Radiologic Science For Technologists, 12th Edition
Multiple Choice
1. Matter Is Measured In .
a. Kilograms
b. Joules
c. Electron Volts
d. Rems
Ans: A
Matter Is Measured In Kilograms.
2. Atoms And Molecules Are The Fundamental Building Blocks Of .
a. Energy
b. Radiation
c. Matter
d. Gravity
Ans: C
Atoms And Molecules Are The Fundamental Building Blocks Of Matter.
3. Ice And Steam Are Examples Of Two Forms Of .
a. Matter
b. Radiation
c. Energy
d. Work
Ans: A
Ice And Steam Are Examples Of Two Forms Of Matter.
4. The Formula E = Mc2 Is The Basis For The Theory That Led To The Development Of .
a. X-Rays
b. Electromagnetic Radiation
c. Nuclear Power
d. Cathode Ray Tubes
Ans: C
The Formula E = Mc2 Is The Basis For The Theory That Led To The Development Of Nuclear
Power.
5. Radio Waves, Light, And X-Rays Are All Examples Of Energy.
a. Nuclear
b. Thermal
c. Electrical
d. Electromagnetic
Ans: D
Electromagnetic Energy Includes Radio Waves, Light, And X-Rays As Well As Other Parts Of
The Spectrum.
Edition By Stewart C Bushong All Chapters 1-40, Complete
Newest Version
, Table Of Content
Part I: Radiologic Physics
1. Essential Concepts Of Radiologic Science
2. Basic Physics Primer
3. The Structure Of Matter
4. Electromagnetic Energy
5. Electricity, Magnetism, And Electromagnetism
Part Ii: X-Radiation
1. The X-Ray Imaging System
2. The X-Ray Tube
3. X-Ray Production
4. X-Ray Emission
5. X-Ray Interaction With Matter
Part Iii: The Medical Image
1. Imaging Science
2. Computed Radiography
3. Digital Radiography
4. Digital Radiographic Technique
5. Image Acquisition
6. Patient-Image Optimization
Part Iv: Medical Image Display
1. Viewing The Medical Image
2. Picture Archiving And Communication System
Part V: Medical Image Quality
1. Image Perception
2. Digital Display Device
3. Medical Image Descriptors
4. Scatter Radiation
5. Radiographic Artifacts
Part Vi: Advanced Medical Imaging
1. Mammography
2. Fluoroscopy
3. Interventional Radiology
,4. Computed Tomography
5. Tomosynthesis
Part Vii: Radiobiology
1. Human Biology
2. Fundamental Principles Of Radiobiology
3. Molecular Radiobiology
4. Cellular Radiobiology
5. Deterministic Effects Of Radiation
6. Stochastic Effects Of Radiation
Part Viii: Radiation Protection
1. Health Physics
2. Designing For Radiation Protection
3. Radiography/Fluoroscopy Patient Radiation Dose
4. Computed Tomography Patient Radiation Dose
5. Patient Radiation Dose Management
6. Occupational Radiation Dose Management
, Chapter 01: Essential Concepts Of Radiologic Science
Bushong: Radiologic Science For Technologists, 12th Edition
Multiple Choice
1. Matter Is Measured In .
a. Kilograms
b. Joules
c. Electron Volts
d. Rems
Ans: A
Matter Is Measured In Kilograms.
2. Atoms And Molecules Are The Fundamental Building Blocks Of .
a. Energy
b. Radiation
c. Matter
d. Gravity
Ans: C
Atoms And Molecules Are The Fundamental Building Blocks Of Matter.
3. Ice And Steam Are Examples Of Two Forms Of .
a. Matter
b. Radiation
c. Energy
d. Work
Ans: A
Ice And Steam Are Examples Of Two Forms Of Matter.
4. The Formula E = Mc2 Is The Basis For The Theory That Led To The Development Of .
a. X-Rays
b. Electromagnetic Radiation
c. Nuclear Power
d. Cathode Ray Tubes
Ans: C
The Formula E = Mc2 Is The Basis For The Theory That Led To The Development Of Nuclear
Power.
5. Radio Waves, Light, And X-Rays Are All Examples Of Energy.
a. Nuclear
b. Thermal
c. Electrical
d. Electromagnetic
Ans: D
Electromagnetic Energy Includes Radio Waves, Light, And X-Rays As Well As Other Parts Of
The Spectrum.
