Oklahoma Radiation Safety &
Protection
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A mobile is most sensitive to radiation just earlier than and after what? - ANS-Mitosis
a better mA placing requires less what to make an photograph on film - ANS-time
A lead collimator is delivered to the tubehead to restrict what? - ANS-Size of the beam
Absorbed Dose is - ANS-measure of radiation absorbed with the aid of living tissues.
Rad (rad)- radiation absorbed dose- normal unit
Gray (Gy)- metric unit
Acceptable radiographs have: - ANS-Area of hobby, minimal distortion, surrounding region
as needed, 2 mm of bone on PA, open contacts, right density, right evaluation, and
readability
Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS) - ANS-big radiation dose in a quick amount of time
Age - ANS-Children and unborn toddlers, in particular 1st trimester, are more radiosensitive
than adults
Aluminum equal filter out is introduced to the tubehead to take away what? - ANS-gentle
x-rays
Are dental x-rays ionizing? - ANS-Yes
Are there any proof of catarats from dental x-rays? - ANS-No
Area Involved - ANS-Larger the location involved, the more the organic impact
Autotransformer does what - ANS-adjusts for small fluctuations inside the current
Bitewing image - ANS-Crowns and a part of the bone of both maxillary and mandibular
enamel can be visible within the equal photo. Contacts must be open to be diagnostic.
Can phosphor plates be erased and reused? - ANS-Yes
Cells reproduce at via a technique known as what? - ANS-Mitosis
Contrast - ANS-Shading of the radiograph
, Cumulative Effect - ANS-whilst restoration does no longer occur or while repeated
exposures happen too near collectively
Density - ANS-Darkness
dental machines range from what numbers in mA - ANS-7-15 mA
Dental radiation is: - ANS-Ionizing
Dental radiation makes up what % of history radiation - ANS-0.10%
Digital Imaging - ANS-uses a receptor this is uncovered to x-rays to get a digitized image
Direct Theory is - ANS-Damage occurs when photons really hit crucial parts of cells
Does the ADA suggest all pregnant dental personnel wear bage dosimeters - ANS-Yes
Dose Rate - ANS-frequency of exposures. (how frequently do they occur)
Dr. C. Edmond Kells - ANS-Cancer of the arms and dedicated suicide
Dr. William Rollins - ANS-gave warnings after burns handy and created the primary
collimator.
Electromagnetic radiation - ANS-Bundles of strength that travel via space in a wave.
Electromagnetic radiation waves consist of: - ANS-radio, microwaves, TV waves, light,
sunlight, x-rays, and gamma rays
Electromagnetic spectrum - ANS-All electromagnetic energy arranged in order in keeping
with wavelength and strength
Electrons - ANS-terrible and orbit around nucleus
Embryological Effects - ANS-Harm to developing fetus
Equivalent Dose - ANS-compares the biological effects of various sorts of radiation on
tissues of the frame. Rem (rem)-Roentgen Equivalent Man-commonplace unit; Sievert
(Sv)-metric unit
Examples of radioresistant cells - ANS-Muscle cells, nerve cells, mature bone cells, liver
cells, kidney cells, brain cells
Examples of radiosensitive cells - ANS-Bone marrow, white blood cells, pores and skin cells,
reproductive cells, gastrointestinal tract cells
Protection
- ANS-
A mobile is most sensitive to radiation just earlier than and after what? - ANS-Mitosis
a better mA placing requires less what to make an photograph on film - ANS-time
A lead collimator is delivered to the tubehead to restrict what? - ANS-Size of the beam
Absorbed Dose is - ANS-measure of radiation absorbed with the aid of living tissues.
Rad (rad)- radiation absorbed dose- normal unit
Gray (Gy)- metric unit
Acceptable radiographs have: - ANS-Area of hobby, minimal distortion, surrounding region
as needed, 2 mm of bone on PA, open contacts, right density, right evaluation, and
readability
Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS) - ANS-big radiation dose in a quick amount of time
Age - ANS-Children and unborn toddlers, in particular 1st trimester, are more radiosensitive
than adults
Aluminum equal filter out is introduced to the tubehead to take away what? - ANS-gentle
x-rays
Are dental x-rays ionizing? - ANS-Yes
Are there any proof of catarats from dental x-rays? - ANS-No
Area Involved - ANS-Larger the location involved, the more the organic impact
Autotransformer does what - ANS-adjusts for small fluctuations inside the current
Bitewing image - ANS-Crowns and a part of the bone of both maxillary and mandibular
enamel can be visible within the equal photo. Contacts must be open to be diagnostic.
Can phosphor plates be erased and reused? - ANS-Yes
Cells reproduce at via a technique known as what? - ANS-Mitosis
Contrast - ANS-Shading of the radiograph
, Cumulative Effect - ANS-whilst restoration does no longer occur or while repeated
exposures happen too near collectively
Density - ANS-Darkness
dental machines range from what numbers in mA - ANS-7-15 mA
Dental radiation is: - ANS-Ionizing
Dental radiation makes up what % of history radiation - ANS-0.10%
Digital Imaging - ANS-uses a receptor this is uncovered to x-rays to get a digitized image
Direct Theory is - ANS-Damage occurs when photons really hit crucial parts of cells
Does the ADA suggest all pregnant dental personnel wear bage dosimeters - ANS-Yes
Dose Rate - ANS-frequency of exposures. (how frequently do they occur)
Dr. C. Edmond Kells - ANS-Cancer of the arms and dedicated suicide
Dr. William Rollins - ANS-gave warnings after burns handy and created the primary
collimator.
Electromagnetic radiation - ANS-Bundles of strength that travel via space in a wave.
Electromagnetic radiation waves consist of: - ANS-radio, microwaves, TV waves, light,
sunlight, x-rays, and gamma rays
Electromagnetic spectrum - ANS-All electromagnetic energy arranged in order in keeping
with wavelength and strength
Electrons - ANS-terrible and orbit around nucleus
Embryological Effects - ANS-Harm to developing fetus
Equivalent Dose - ANS-compares the biological effects of various sorts of radiation on
tissues of the frame. Rem (rem)-Roentgen Equivalent Man-commonplace unit; Sievert
(Sv)-metric unit
Examples of radioresistant cells - ANS-Muscle cells, nerve cells, mature bone cells, liver
cells, kidney cells, brain cells
Examples of radiosensitive cells - ANS-Bone marrow, white blood cells, pores and skin cells,
reproductive cells, gastrointestinal tract cells
