TEST BANK FOR RADIATION PROTECTION IN MEDICAL RADIOGRAPHY 8TH EDITION BY SHERER

TESTBANK Radiation Protection in Medical Radiograph
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9th Edition by Sherer | Chapters 1 - 14 | Complete
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,TABLE OF CONTENTSvb vb




1. IntroductionvbtovbRadiationvbProtection

2. Radiation:vbTypes,vbSources,vbandvbDosesvbReceived

3. InteractionvbofvbX-RadiationvbwithvbMatter

4. RadiationvbQuantitiesvbandvbUnits

5. RadiationvbMonitoring

6. OverviewvbofvbCellvbBiology

7. MolecularvbandvbCellularvbRadiationvbBiology

8. EarlyvbTissuevbReactionsvbandvbTheirvbEffectsvbonvbOrganvbSystems

9. StochasticvbEffectsvbandvbLatevbTissuevbReactionsvbofvbRadiationvbinvbOrganvbSystems

10. EquipmentvbDesignvbforvbRadiationvbProtection

11. ManagementvbofvbPatientvbRadiationvbDosevbDuringvbDiagnosticvbX-RayvbProcedures

12. RadiationvbSafetyvbinvbComputedvbTomographyvbandvbMammography

13. ManagementvbofvbImagingvbPersonnelvbRadiationvbDosevbDuringvbDiagnosticvbX-RayvbProcedures

14. RadioisotopesvbandvbRadiationvbProtection

,Chaptervb01:vbIntroductionvbtovbRadiationvbProtection
Sherer:vbRadiationvbProtectionvbinvbMedicalvbRadiography,vb9thvbEdition

MULTIPLEvbCHOICE

1. Consequencesvbofvbionizationvbinvbhumanvbcellsvbinclude
1. creationvbofvbunstablevbatoms.
2. productionvbofvbfreevbelectrons.
3. creationvbofvbhighlyvbreactivevbfreevbradicalsvbcapablevbofvbproducingvbsubstancesvbpoison
ousvbtovbthevbcell.
4. creationvbofvbnewvbbiologicvbmoleculesvbdetrimentalvbtovbthevblivingvbcell.
5. injuryvbtovbthevbcellvbthatvbmayvbmanifestvbitselfvbasvbabnormalvbfunctionvborvblossvbofvbfunction.
a.
1,vb2,vbandvb3vbonly
b.
2,vb3,vbandvb4vbonly
c.
3,vb4,vbandvb5vbonly
d.v b 1,vb2,vb3,vb4,vbandvb5
ANSWER:v b D

2. Whichvbofvbthevbfollowingvbisvbavbformvbofvbradiationvbthatvbisvbcapablevbofvbcreatingvbel
ectricallyvbchargedvbparticlesvbbyvbremovingvborbitalvbelectronsvbfromvbthevbatomvbofv
bnormalvbmattervbthroughvbwhichvbitvbpasses?
a.
Ionizingvbradiation
b.
Nonionizingvbradiation
c.
Subatomicvbradiation
d.
Ultrasonicvbradiation
ANSWER:v b A

3. Regardingvbexposurevbtovbionizingvbradiation,vbpatientsvbwhovbarevbeducatedvbtovbundersta
ndvbthevbmedicalvbbenefitvbofvbanvbimagingvbprocedurevbarevbmorevblikelyvbto
a.

assumevbavbsmallvbchancevbofvbbiologicvbdamagevbbutvbnotvbsuppressvban
yvbradiationvbphobiavbtheyvbmayvbhave.
b.

cancelvbtheirvbscheduledvbprocedurevbbecausevbtheyvbarevbnotvbwillingvbt
ovbassumevbavbsmallvbchancevbofvbbiologicvbdamage.
c.

suppressvbanyvbradiationvbphobiavbbutvbnotvbriskvbavbsmallvbchancevb
ofvbpossiblevbbiologicvbdamage.
d.

suppressvbanyvbradiationvbphobiavbandvbbevbwillingvbtovbassumevbavbsma
llvbchancevbofvbpossiblevbbiologicvbdamage.
ANSWER:v b D

4. Thevbmillisievertvb(mSv)vbisvbequalvbto
a.
1/10vbofvbavbsievert.
b.
1/100vbofvbavbsievert.
c.
1/1000vbofvbavbsievert.
d.
1/10,000vbofvbavbsievert.

, ANSWER:v b C