Test Bank –Fauber’s Radiographic Imaging And Exposure 7th Edition Author:Terri L. Fauber With Verified Questions & Answers All Chapters{1-10} 100% Complete A+ Grade Latest Edition

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Chapter01:RadiationandItsDiscovery

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Chapter03:ImageFormationandRadiographicQuality Chapter 04:
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bb Digital Imaging
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Chapter05:Film-ScreenImagingChapter
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06:ExposureTechniqueFactors Chapter
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07: Scatter Control
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Chapter08:ExposureTechniqueSelection Chapter b




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Chapter10:DynamicImaging:Fluoroscopy b

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Chapter01:RadiationandItsDiscovery
Fauber:RadiographicImagingandExposure,6thEdition i




MULTIPLECHOICE

1. WhenwereX-rays discovered?
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b. November8, 1895 bb



c. January23, 1896 bb



d. August 15, 1902 bb bb




CORRECT ANSWER: B
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X-rays werediscovered byWilhelm Conrad Roentgen on November8, 1895. bb b bb bb bb b b




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2. Whattypeof tubewas Roentgen working with inhis lab when X-rays
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a. Crookes tube bb



b. Fluorescent tube i



c. High-vacuum tube ii



d. Wurzburgtube

CORRECT ANSWER: A
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Roentgen was working with alow-vacuum tube knownas aCrookes tube.
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3. Which of the followingterms could be defined as the instantaneous production of light only
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bb during an interaction between a type of energy and some element or compound?
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a. Phosphorescence
b. Afterglow
c. Glowing
d. Fluorescence
CORRECT ANSWER: D ii ii



Fluorescenceis theinstantaneous emission of light from amaterial duetotheinteraction with some
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type of energy.
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4. Barium platinocyanide was the:
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a. typeofdark paperRoentgen used to darken his laboratory. b b bb bb bb bb bb



b. materialRoentgen usedto producethe first radiographofhis wife’shand.
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c. metal used to producethelow-vacuum tube.
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d. fluorescent material that glowed whenthetubewasenergized. bb bb bb bb




CORRECT ANSWER: D ii ii



Apieceofpaper coated with barium platinocyanideglowed each timeRoentgen energized his tube.
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, 5. Thefirst radiograph produced byRoentgen, of his wife’shand, required an exposuretimeof:
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a. 15 s. bb



b. 150 s. bb



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ANS: b b C
Ittook a15-min exposuretimeto producethe first radiograph.
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6. Theletter x in x-ray is thesymbol for:b bb bb bb bb bb



a. electricity.
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c. penetrating.
d. discovery.

ANS: b b B
Theletterx represents the mathematical symbol of the unknown.
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7. Thefirst Nobel Prizefor physics was received in 1901 by:
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a. MarieCurie. b



b. WilliamCrookes. b



c. WilhelmRoentgen. b



d. Albert Einstein. bb




ANS: b b C
Wilhelm Roentgen received thefirst Nobel Prize forphysics in 1901.
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8. X-rays wereat onetime called: b bb bb



a. Becquerelrays.
b. Roentgenrays.
c. Z-rays.
d. noneof the above. bb bb




ANS: b b B
X-rays wereat onetimecalled Roentgen rays. b bb bb bb




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9. Erythema, an earlysign ofbiologic damagedueto x-rayexposure, is:
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a. reddening oftheskin. bb



b. a malignant tumor.
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c. achromosomal change. bb



d. oneofthemost serious effects ofx-ray exposure. bb bb bb bb




ANS: b b A