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Bushong chapter 33 & 34 Questions and Answers 2026 What are the 3 Acute Radiation Syndromes? 1. Hematologic death 2. Gastrointestinal death (GI) 3. Central Nervous Sytem (CNS) What are the two periods associated with Acute Radiation Syndrome? Prodromal period and latent period What is the minimum dose lethal to humans for whole body? 2 Gyt (200 RADS) In which syndrome of the Acute Radiation Syndrome will some radiation victims may recover completely? Hematologic Syndr...

Bushong Chapter 7 Challenge Questions with Solutions Define Housing Cooling Chart Graph showing the cooling rate of an x-ray tube housing Define Leakage Radiation Radiation emitted through the x-ray tube housing (other than the primary beam) Define Heat Unit (HU) Measure of heat capacity (1 HU = 1AVs = 1Ws = 1J) Define Focusing cup Shroud inside the x-ray tube surrounding the cathode to concentrate the electrons on the focal spot Define Anode rotation speed 340...

Bushong Ch 6 The X-ray Tube Questions and Answers Housing cooling chart Graph showing the cooling rate of an x-ray tube housing Leakage Radiation Radiation emitted through the x-ray tube housing (other than primary beam) Heat Unit (HU) Thermal Energy Unit to express the heat capacity Focusing Cup Shroud inside the x-ray tube surrounding the cathode to concentrate the electrons on the target focal spot Anode Rotation Speed 3400 RPM or 10,000 RPM Thoriated ...

Bushong Ch 4 Questions and Answers What is a Photon? The smallest quantity of any type of electromagnetic radiation; it may be pictured as a small bundle of energy, sometimes called a quantum. What is radiolucency? Characteristic of materials that allow x-rays to penetrate with a minimum of attenuation. Radiolucent structures are nearly invisible on radiographs. What is the inverse square law? A mathematical relationship describing the reduction in radiation intensity with dist...

Bushong Chapter 10 Questions and Answers 100% Correct Bremsstrahlung Which of the following is not one of the five basic xray interations with matter? 5 keV Which of the following xrays would be most likely to undergo classical scattering Compton scattering Which if the following interactions contributes to image noise? An atom is ionized Which of the following occurs im a compton interaction? Scattered xray During the compton effect, most of the incident xray e...

Chapter 18 bushong electronic programs Questions and Answers Which of the following electronic medical imaging programs was introduced first? Computer- aided detection/ diagnosis (CAD) The four principal components of a PACS include each of the following except.... a. acquisition system b. display system c. network d. storage system e. workstation e A client of a medical imaging network would include each of the following except........ a. an imaging system b. HIS (Hospit...

Bushong Ch. 6 - Xray Imaging System Test Questions and Answers Graded A+ The three main parts of the x-ray imaging system are the x-ray tube, _____, and _____. operating console, high voltage generator The operating console contains circuits that are _____. low voltage only Variations in power distribution to the x-ray machine are corrected by the _____. line voltage compensator The first component to receive power in the x-ray circuit is the _____. autotransformer ...

Chapter 25 - Bushong Fluoroscopy Questions with Solutions The fluoroscope is used for the examination of moving internal structures and fluids. Angiography is used to visualize vessels. Interventional radiology includes neuroradiology and vascular radiology. ABC stands for Automatic Brightness Control - Brightness level maintained automatically by varying the kVp, the mA, or sometimes both. Brightness level is maintained automatically by varying the kVp, the mA, or so...

Bushong Ch 8 Questions and Answers 100% Solved Primary Function of the X-ray Imaging System to provide a controlled flow of electrons intense enough to produce an x-ray beam appropriate for imaging What are the 3 parts of the high-voltage generator? high-voltage transformer filament transformer *rectifiers What are the 3 principle parts of the X-ray imaging system? x-ray tube operating console *high-voltage generator the energy of motion and the function of an object'...

Radiologic Science for Technologists Bushong Chapter 1. Questions and Answers Fully Solved Matter anything that occupies space and has mass Mass primary characteristic of matter Mass is measured in kg Fundamental complex building blocks of matter atoms and molecules kilo stands for 1000 (SI) International system Potential Energy the ability to do work by virtue of position Kinetic Energy the energy of motion Chemical Energy is the...

Bushong Worksheets 1-2 - 1-8 Questions and Answers Fully Solved Which of the following is an example of potential energy? a. A heated anode b. A mobile x-ray imaging system in motion c. An x-ray beam d. An x-ray imaging system e. Visible light b. A mobile x-ray imaging system in motion In Einstein's famous E = mc2 equation, c stands for The speed of light Radiation is Energy transferred The milligray in air (mGya) relates to which of the following? a. A dose equ...

Bushong Chapter 1 Questions with Solutions In a physical analysis, all things can be classified as matter or energy Define matter anything that occupies space and has mass What is matter composed of? atoms Define mass the quantity of matter contained in any physical object Define weight the force exerted on a body under the influence of gravity Mass is measured in what unit kilograms (kg) Define potential energy the ability to do work by virtue o...

Exam (elaborations) NBE SCIENCE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS Exam (elaborations) Embalming NBE Review Questions and Answers Exam (elaborations) Final Review for NBE Sciences Questions with Solutions Exam (elaborations) NBE FUNERAL SCIENCE ANATOMY QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS Exam (elaborations) NBE Paid Sciences Practice Exam Questions with

NBE SCIENCE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS aneurysm needle An embalming instrument that is used for blunt dissection and in raising vessels, which has an eye in the hook portion of the instrument for placing ligatures around the vessels. Cavity embalming Direct treatment, other than vascular (arterial) injection, of the contents of the body cavities and the lumina of the hollow viscera; usually accomplished by aspiration and injection. Distribution The movement of embalming sol...

Embalming NBE Review Questions and Answers It is required to receive authorization prior to the executing the embalming procedure. With respect to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), receiving or not receiving impacts The funeral homes legal ability to charge consumers for this service According to your text, which task should be performed before all others listed? A. Close the mouth B. Wash the body C.Disinfect the body with a droplet spray D. Position the body E. Remove the cal...

Final Review for NBE Sciences Questions with Solutions The process by which suspended particles settle to the bottom of a liquid is Sedimentation Which of the following injection sites should be used when embalming a newborn infant? 1. Ascending aorta 2. Right common carotid 3. abdominal aorta 4. Right brachial artery 1, 2 and 3 Arterial tube connections can be identified as which of the following? 1. Quick-clamp 2. Threaded 3. Slip-type 4. Luer-lok 2, 3 & 4 only ...

NBE FUNERAL SCIENCE ANATOMY QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS Anatomy study of body structure Superficial involving a surface only; a location close to the surface of the body or a body part Vomer thin trapezoidal bone of the skull forming the posterior and inferior parts of the nasal septum Reproductive testes, ovaries, and the associated accessory organs. It forms new individuals to provide the continuation of the human species; A term that identifies one of the body systems i...

NBE Paid Sciences Practice Exam Questions with Accurate Answers What is an intermediate hue? A mixture of a primary hue and an adjacent secondary. Which artery is used to achieve the most complete distribution to the upper extremities in autopsied remains? Subclavian. What is an example of extravascular resistance to fluid distribution? Rigor mortis. What substance could be potentially hazardous in a formaldehyde-contaminated area? Sodium Hypochlorite A decedent ...

NBE Sciences MATS Questions with Accurate Answers If the nasal bones are damaged, the distorted nose may be restored by plugging with cotton through the: Anterior nares Minerals that cause hard water also promote: Blood clotting In washing the body before embalming, you notice several abrasions on the deceased's right cheek. What should you do? place a phenol pack on the abrasions The state or condition in which the body, or part of it, is invaded by a pathogenic agen...

Preparation for disposition NBE Sciences Questions with Accurate Answers when does preparation of the body for the casketing begin? positioning the body on the embalming table when positioning the body on the embalming table prior to embalming, the embalmer must think about how the body will look in the casket. INITIALLY, the most important position is the HEAD The embalmer should tilt the head 15 degrees to the right, then place hands and arms into position What is the normal v...