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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT SCATTER RADIATION
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Question 1: An IR that has a grid permanently mounted to its surface
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Grid Cassette
Question 2: Grids need to be applied when
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Anatomic part is thicker than 10 cm and KVP is above 60.
Question 3: Radiolucent
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Allows radiation through
Question 4: Types of beam - restricting devices
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Aperture Diaphragm, Cones, Cyclinders, collimators
Question 5: The larger the body part, the more tissues to interact with photons, so...
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More scatter is created Question 6: As grid ratio increases: Contrast, patient dose, and likelihood of grid cut off
_______
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Increases
Question 7: ___ is not useful and exposes IR and degrades images
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Scatter Question 8: Beam restriction serves 2 purposes:
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Limiting patient exposure, reducing amount of scatter radiation
Question 9: Grids require
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Additional mAs, resulting in higher patient dose.
Question 10: KVP
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Contrast Question 11: What contains lead strip or lines that have a precise height, thickness, and space between them and are radiopaque
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Grids
Question 12: What are the two types of grid patterns?
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Linear and Cross - Hatched
Question 13: What are the two types of grids?
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Stationary and Moving grids Question 14: A collimator has sets of _____ at right angles to one another that move in opposing pairs
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Lead Shutters
Question 15: The most common beam restrictor in radiography is
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Collimator
Question 16: Radiopaque
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Blocks radiation Question 17: When a grid used at a distance other than specified as a focal range. Will have grid cut off along the peripheral edges of the image. Higher grid ratio requires a greater positioning accuracy.
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Off Focus Grid Error
Question 18: The lead shutters have 2 purposes.
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Regulate field size and reduce penumbra Question 19: The air gap technique, the greater the gap, the greater the reduction in ____
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scatter reaching the IR Question 20: Matches the size of the cassette and is used by placing it on top of the image receptor
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Wafer grid
Question 21: When the tube is angled across the long axis of the grid strips. Improper tube or grid positioning. Most common occurs with stationary grids being used for mobile exams or decubitus views
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Off-level grid error Question 22: Has lead lines that are angled or canted to match the angle of divergence of the primary beam
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Focused Grid
Question 23: Higher Z#, ____ PE, and ____ scatter
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More, Less
Question 24: Scatter decreases
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Contrast Question 25: Move during the xray exposure in a lateral direction and blurs the grids lines
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Moving grids Question 26: The convergent and convergent point are important because they determine the
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Focal distance of a focused grid
Question 27: ______ allows more transmitted photons to reach the IR
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Focused Grid
Question 28: Limiting the xray beam field size is accomplished with a
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Beam - restricting device