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| Who discovered electromagnetic induction? |
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| When was the first X-ray taken? |
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| What was the first X-ray picture of? |
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| Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen's wife's hand |
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| What did Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen use to take the first X-ray picture? |
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| If a patient is 18 years or older, how must he/she be addressed? |
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| Mr., Ms., or Mrs. and his/her last name. |
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| Which chemical reaction breaks down complex compounds into simpler ones and releases energy? |
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| Give an example of catabolism |
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| What is an active bone-forming cell? |
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| What is a bone destroying cell? |
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| What is a mature, inactive bone cell? |
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| Which type of skin gland is mixed secretions of sebaceous and ceremonious glands called cerumen (wax)? |
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| What is the primary by product of energy conversion? |
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| What is the inverse square law? |
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| The intensity of the beam is inversely proportional to the square of the distance. |
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| Another name for infiltration |
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| What is the treatment for extravasation? |
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| Apply cold packs to the site |
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| What’s the difference in degrees between the orbitomeatal line and the infraorbitomeatal line. |
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| Another name for dura mater |
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| Four fluid-filled spaces within the brain |
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| The result of the palatine bones failing to unite completely and only partially separate the nose and mouth-producing difficulty swallowing. |
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| What are the four paranasal sinuses and where are they located? |
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- Frontal
- Ethmoid
- Sphenoid
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| Another name for “nose bleed” |
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| Another name for micturition or voiding |
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| Pulse: the alternate expansion and recoil of a(n) ______ |
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| Where is the olfactory pathway? |
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| Within the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone |
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| Rods in the eyes are responsible for |
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| The cones in the eyes are responsible for |
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| The _______ gland involves regulating body’s biological clock |
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| A TV camera tube used most often in fluoro |
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| Another common type of video camera tube used in fluoro (besides vidicon) |
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| How many degrees are between the OML and IOML? |
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| How many cranial bones? How many facial bones? |
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| Tabletop exposure rate maximum for fluoroscopy |
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| What’s the typical tabletop exposure rate for fluoroscopy? |
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| What is the energy of the k shell? |
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| When operating below 50 kVp, you need ___mm aluminum equivalency |
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| When operating from 50-70 kVp, you need ___mm aluminum |
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| When operating over 70kVp, you need at least ___mm aluminum |
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| The atomic number of tungsten |
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| The _______________ effect- as electrons build, their charges begin to oppose the emission of additional electrons, limiting the mA range to 1,000-1,200. |
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| Where are X-ray photons made? |
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| What do you hear when the rotor spins? |
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| Leakage radiation must not exceed ___ mR/hr at 1 meter from the tube |
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| Number of protons in the nucleus of an atom is know as... |
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| Frequency and wavelength are ________ proportional |
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| ________ timers use fractions |
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| ________ timers use decimal form |
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Volts(V)= amperes(I) X ohms(R)
V=IR |
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Power(P)=Amperes(I) x Volts(V)
P=IV |
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