02-x-ray Tech Review Bank Test (Core 1)
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After taking a thorough x-ray of a patient a doctor is expected to describe it and explain to a patient what seems right and what seems wrong. The test below helps you review some of the things you would see in an x-ray and how to interpret them. Best of luck!
- 1.What is an element?
- A.
A substance that can be easily changed under abnormal conditions
- B.
A substance that can be easily changed under normal conditions
- C.
A substance that be easily reduced (break down) under normal conditions
- D.
A substance that cannot be easily reduced (break down) under normal conditions
- 2.
- A.
The number of protons in the outermost shell
- B.
The number of electrons in the outermost shell
- C.
The number of electrons in the innermost shell
- D.
The number of neutrons in the outermost shell
- E.
The number of protons in the innermost shell
- 3.What is a molecule?
- A.
Is the combination of electrons of the same or different elements
- B.
Is the combination of atoms of the same or different elements
- C.
Is the combination of Protons of the same or different elements
- D.
Is the combination of Neutrons of the same or different elements
- 4.All matter is composed of______________
- 5.What is energy
- A.
Is the ability to do work.
- B.
Is the ability to do miracles
- C.
Is the ability to do elements
- D.
Is the ability to do electricity
- E.
Is the ability to produce heat
- 6.What is an isotope?
- A.
When an atom loses or gain an proton
- B.
When an atom loses or gain an electron
- C.
When an atom loses or gain an neutron
- D.
When an atom change from its original form to another atom
- 7.Branch of the science that deals with the matter and energy
- A.
Psychiatry
- B.
Physics
- C.
Physiology
- D.
Biochemistry
- 8.
- A.
Is the energy needed to add an electron from its orbital shell
- B.
Is the energy needed to remove an neutron from its orbital shell
- C.
Is the energy needed to remove an electron from its orbital shell
- D.
Is the energy needed to add an neutron from its orbital shell
- E.
Is the energy needed to remove an proton from its orbital shell
- 9.What is the octet rule?
- A.
He number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 10 electrons
- B.
The number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 8 electrons
- C.
He number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 6 electrons
- D.
The number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 2 electrons
- 10.
- A.
The emission of waves in form of waves or particles.
- B.
The emission of radiant energy in form of light
- C.
The emission of radiant energy in form of waves or particles.
- D.
The emission of radiant energy in form of sound
- E.
The emission of particles in form of matter
- 11.While energy can exist in many different forms, matter exist in only 3 states: solid liquid, and gas
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 12.
- A.
The atoms contains exactly two electrons in their outermost shell.
- B.
The atoms contains exactly six electrons in their outermost shell.
- C.
The atoms contains exactly ten electrons in their outermost shell.
- D.
The atoms contains exactly eight electrons in their outermost shell.
- E.
The atoms contains exactly eight electrons in their innermost shell.
- F.
The atoms contains exactly ten electrons in their innermost shell.
- 13.Differences between gamma rays and x-rays that gamma rays originates in the electron orbits, the x-rays originates in nucleus.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.What is Kinetic energy
- A.
Energy in innermost orbits
- B.
Energy in process of decomposition
- C.
Energy in motion
- D.
Energy in process of recomposition
- 15.Bohr’s Model is show the representation of the understanding atomic behavior and is know as____________or__________
- 16.Its defined as the amount or quantity of matter
- A.
Mass
- B.
Volume
- C.
Weight
- D.
Pound
- E.
Substance
- 17.
- A.
When an atom loses or gain an neutron
- B.
When an atom loses or gain an electron
- C.
When an atom loses or gain an orbit
- D.
When an atom loses or gain an proton
- E.
When an atom combine itself with a similar element
- 18.What is the number that represents the atomic mass number
- A.
The number of protons
- B.
The number of neutrons
- C.
The number of protons and neutrons
- D.
The number of electrons
- E.
The number of protons and electrons
- F.
The number of neutrons and electrons
- 19.The atomic and chemical relationship of one element to another fallows a regular pattern that is described by Periodic Table of Elements
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 20.
- A.
Has not the potential to cause harmful effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in humans
- B.
Has the potential to cause harmful effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in living matter.
- C.
Has the potential to cause good effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in organs
- D.
Has the hability to cause good effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in the skin
- 21.If radiation is form of pure energy that is without mass and charge is called Electromagnetic radiation
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.Unit of energy is?
- A.
Pound (lb)
- B.
Joule(J)
- C.
Kilomatts
- D.
Galon
- 23.
- A.
When substance change to other substance forming a new component as a natural process without human intervention
- B.
When atoms change to other atoms forming a new element as a natural process without human intervention
- C.
When atoms is very stable as a natural process without human intervention
- 24.Principal characteristic of matter is?
- A.
Velocity
- B.
Mass
- C.
Weight
- D.
Luminosity
- E.
Apparence
- 25.Examples of Non-ionizing radiation are, except?
- A.
Ordinary light
- B.
Radiowaves
- C.
Microwaves
- D.
Ultraviolet waves
- E.
X-rays
- 26.Non-ionizing radiation
- A.
Does cause the production of charged particles(ions)
- B.
Does not cause the production of atoms
- C.
Does not cause the production of charged particles(ions)
- 27.
- A.
Is part of the packets of electromagnetic radiation that is continuous waveform.
- B.
Is part of the packets of electromagnetic radiation that is not continuous waveform.
- C.
Is part of the packets of electromagnetic radiation that is continuous light-form
- D.
Is part of the packets of electromagnetic radiation that is continuous to other type of energies
- 28.Example of ionizing radiation are, except?
- A.
Radio waves
- B.
X-ray
- C.
Gamma rays
- 29.The elements are listed in ascending order based on the
- A.
Amount of electrons
- B.
Atomic number
- C.
Amount of atoms
- D.
The color that each produces
- 30.Radiation
- A.
When energy is emitted but not transferred through matter
- B.
When energy is emitted and transferred through matter
- C.
When energy is emitted and transferred through light
- D.
When energy is emitted but not transferred through light
- 31.If radiation is form of matter is call
- A.
Solidified radiation
- B.
Particulate radiation
- C.
Hard radiation
- D.
Radiation that matter
- E.
Visible radiation
- 32.
- A.
"law of the constitution "
- B.
"law of the matter"
- C.
"law of the energy"
- D.
"law of the creationism"
- E.
"law of the conservation"
- F.
"law of the conservationism"
- 33.Non-ionizing or ionizing
- A.
Radiation clarification
- B.
Radiation classification
- C.
Energy Classification
- D.
Energy Clarification
- 34.What is an atom?
- A.
Is the biggest particle into which matter can be divided
- B.
Is the smallest particle into which matter can be divided
- C.
Is the smallest particle into which energy can be divided
- D.
Is the smallest particle into which radiation can be divided
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