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| capacity to operate or work |
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| When a neutral atom gains or loses an electron it will acquire a net charge or lose a net charge |
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| Energy that is transferred through SPACE< WAVES or other Medium |
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| Making a record, radiograph |
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| electromagnetic radiation of short waves |
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| Will ionizing radiation disrupt the compostiion of matter |
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| Yes it is capable of disrupting life processes like cell growth and DNA |
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5 types of electromagnetic energy
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Gamma
Ultra violet
Infrared
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Radar
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| Are x-rays natural or man made? |
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| Man Made, occure when electrons at the cathode are accelerated to half the speed of light and travel approximately 3/4 of an inch and strike the anode |
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| Process of MAKING records |
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| figure out whats wrong by using HIGH ENERGY, kilovolts |
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| Use very HIGH ENERGY , mega volts |
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| uses radio waves and electro magnets to form images of the body |
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| Diagnostic x-rays vs. theraputic x-Ray |
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Diagnostic an are to visualize internal structures of body
Therapeutic are to treat disease
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| Are MRI images formed with ionizing radiation |
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William Conrad Rontgen
1895 |
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| What does x mean in x ray? |
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| X is the unknown variable |
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| Describe tube used in experiments |
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| The Crookes tube, the tube housed an anode an cathode |
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| Radiographic specialty that involves the cardiovascular system |
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| examining the blood vessels using contrast medium |
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| Which treatment opens a blocked bood vessel |
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| The ACS recommends regular mammograms after what age? |
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Use of radioactive materials to image a pt's organs
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radio pharmaceutical |
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| Positron Emmission Topography |
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Computed Tomography
uses x ray beam to give sectional images to physician |
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| Diagnostic Medical Sonography |
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| DMS use what type of energy? |
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| High frequency SOUND waves |
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| Magnetic Resonance Imaging |
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| MRI uses what type of energy? |
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| An indiv. who perfomrs radiography |
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| Energy transmitted by waves through space or a medium |
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| as low as resonably achieveable |
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| Effects of Ionizing radiation |
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| it can effect your DNA, and can disrupt the compostion of matter and capable of disrupting life processes |
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| Bone Densitometry Modality |
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| Nuclear Medicine Modality |
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| Cardiovascular Interventional Technology Modality |
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| Bone Densiometry Modality |
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| Ultra Sound - DMS Modality |
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| Magnetic Resonance Image Modality |
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