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What does ALARA stand As Low As Reasonably Achievable
for
What are the three Time, Distance, Shielding
principles of reducing
radiation
What are the benefits of less contrast usage, higher resolution, rapid image
DSA imaging acquisition
what are the Increases radiation, requires motionless acquisition
disadvantages of DSA
imaging
DSA increase radiation 30x
exposure by how many
times
What is the annual 5 REM
maximum radiation
exposure
What has a positive anode
charge
what has a negative cathode
charge
, What angle produces the RAO
highest radiation exposure
to the operator on the
right side of the patient
How is the occupational scatter
exposed to radiation
how is the patient primary
exposed to radiation
produced from the primary beam hitting an object
How is scatter radiation
and then bouncing off of that object and into the
produced
environment
What is Dose Area miligray
Product (DAP) measured
in
what are the typs of gamma and x-ray
ionizing radiation in the
lab
What can increase scatter increasing mA and increasing kV
radiation
What are known as the Cranial and Caudal
skewed views
How often is radiation quarterly and annually
exposure checked and
reported
What is stochastic random and unrelated to dose: cancer, leukemia,
radiation hereditary, genetics
What is deterministic directly related to dose such as: skin injury, cataract,
radiation hair loss
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Terms in this set (445)
What does ALARA stand As Low As Reasonably Achievable
for
What are the three Time, Distance, Shielding
principles of reducing
radiation
What are the benefits of less contrast usage, higher resolution, rapid image
DSA imaging acquisition
what are the Increases radiation, requires motionless acquisition
disadvantages of DSA
imaging
DSA increase radiation 30x
exposure by how many
times
What is the annual 5 REM
maximum radiation
exposure
What has a positive anode
charge
what has a negative cathode
charge
, What angle produces the RAO
highest radiation exposure
to the operator on the
right side of the patient
How is the occupational scatter
exposed to radiation
how is the patient primary
exposed to radiation
produced from the primary beam hitting an object
How is scatter radiation
and then bouncing off of that object and into the
produced
environment
What is Dose Area miligray
Product (DAP) measured
in
what are the typs of gamma and x-ray
ionizing radiation in the
lab
What can increase scatter increasing mA and increasing kV
radiation
What are known as the Cranial and Caudal
skewed views
How often is radiation quarterly and annually
exposure checked and
reported
What is stochastic random and unrelated to dose: cancer, leukemia,
radiation hereditary, genetics
What is deterministic directly related to dose such as: skin injury, cataract,
radiation hair loss
