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!
A substance that can be easily changed under abnormal conditions
A substance that can be easily changed under normal conditions
A substance that be easily reduced (break down) under normal conditions
A substance that cannot be easily reduced (break down) under normal conditions
The number of protons in the outermost shell
The number of electrons in the outermost shell
The number of electrons in the innermost shell
The number of neutrons in the outermost shell
The number of protons in the innermost shell
Is the combination of electrons of the same or different elements
Is the combination of atoms of the same or different elements
Is the combination of Protons of the same or different elements
Is the combination of Neutrons of the same or different elements
Is the ability to do work.
Is the ability to do miracles
Is the ability to do elements
Is the ability to do electricity
Is the ability to produce heat
When an atom loses or gain an proton
When an atom loses or gain an electron
When an atom loses or gain an neutron
When an atom change from its original form to another atom
Psychiatry
Physics
Physiology
Biochemistry
Is the energy needed to add an electron from its orbital shell
Is the energy needed to remove an neutron from its orbital shell
Is the energy needed to remove an electron from its orbital shell
Is the energy needed to add an neutron from its orbital shell
Is the energy needed to remove an proton from its orbital shell
He number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 10 electrons
The number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 8 electrons
He number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 6 electrons
The number of electrons in the outermost shell of an atom can never exceed 2 electrons
The emission of waves in form of waves or particles.
The emission of radiant energy in form of light
The emission of radiant energy in form of waves or particles.
The emission of radiant energy in form of sound
The emission of particles in form of matter
True
False
The atoms contains exactly two electrons in their outermost shell.
The atoms contains exactly six electrons in their outermost shell.
The atoms contains exactly ten electrons in their outermost shell.
The atoms contains exactly eight electrons in their outermost shell.
The atoms contains exactly eight electrons in their innermost shell.
The atoms contains exactly ten electrons in their innermost shell.
True
False
Energy in innermost orbits
Energy in process of decomposition
Energy in motion
Energy in process of recomposition
Mass
Volume
Weight
Pound
Substance
When an atom loses or gain an neutron
When an atom loses or gain an electron
When an atom loses or gain an orbit
When an atom loses or gain an proton
When an atom combine itself with a similar element
The number of protons
The number of neutrons
The number of protons and neutrons
The number of electrons
The number of protons and electrons
The number of neutrons and electrons
True
False
Has not the potential to cause harmful effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in humans
Has the potential to cause harmful effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in living matter.
Has the potential to cause good effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in organs
Has the hability to cause good effects due to the way it interacts with atoms in the skin
True
False
Pound (lb)
Joule(J)
Kilomatts
Galon
When substance change to other substance forming a new component as a natural process without human intervention
When atoms change to other atoms forming a new element as a natural process without human intervention
When atoms is very stable as a natural process without human intervention
Velocity
Mass
Weight
Luminosity
Apparence
Ordinary light
Radiowaves
Microwaves
Ultraviolet waves
X-rays