A lab technician needs to know about operating an X-ray machine and the Rectifiers, Transformers, and Circuits. Over the past weeks, we have learned a lot about the X-ray machine and how to read the results and decipher what is affecting the patient. Get to review what you understood by taking this quiz. All the best and read more about See morewhat you get wrong!
High voltage (kV) AC
Low voltage AC
High voltage (kV) DC
Low voltage DC
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Single-phase, one quarter
Single –phase half
Single-phase, three quarter
Single-phase, full
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Filament circuit
Main x-ray circuit
Low voltage circuit
Thermionic emission circuit
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3
6
9
18
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Full wave, single-phase unit
3-phase, 6 pulse unit
Self-rectified unit
High frequency unit
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Tungsten
Molybdenum
Copper
Rhenium
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1&2
1 & 3
2 & 3
1,2, & 3
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Overhead ceiling support versions
Floor-to-ceiling support versions
C-arm support versions
B & C only
A, B, and C
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1 only
2 only
3 only
1,2, and 3
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Conduction of heat through the stem of the anode
Transfer of the space charge to the anode disk
Passage of radiant heat to the tube envelope
Absorption of electrons by the io sink
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Lead collar
Nickel focusing cup
Copper anode
Titanium lens
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Modified x-ray tube
Thermionic valve tube
Solid state diode
Ionization chamber
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Exposure timer
Line voltage compensator
Filament transformer
Autotransformer
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Step-up transformer
Step-down transformer
Condenser
Rectifier
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Pre-reading kilovolt meter
Multiphasic ohm meter
Milammeter –seconds meter
Synchronous ammeter
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Timer setting selection
Kilovoltage selection
Millampere slection
Focal spot size selection
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60 hertz, alternating current power supply
60 hertz, direct current power supply
120 hertz, alternating current power supply
50 hertz, direct current power supply
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Millamperage
Kilovoltage
Wattage
Voltage
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Has a greater secondary voltage
Is a step-down transformer
Has a lower secondary voltage
Is an autotransformer
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Rectification
Polarization
Depolarization
Electrification
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30 degrees
60 degrees
120 degrees
180 degrees
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Single-phase, one quarter
Single-phase, half
Single-phase, three quarter
Single-phase, full
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Step-up transformer
Autotransformer
Step-down transformer
ACME III transformer
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Step-up
Step-down
Filament
ACME III
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Primary
Secondary
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D.C. / A.C.
A.C. / A.C.
D. C. / D. C.
A. C. / D. C.
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Capacitor
Autotransformer
Diode
Photocathode
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220 / 60
440 / 50
880 / 60
990 / 50
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Step-up
Step-down
Autotransformer
High-voltage transformer
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Lower
Higher
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Compensate for variations of the timer
Control the desired speed of the anode
Provide the desired filament charge
Maintain a constant kVp level
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The x-ray tube cables
The filament selector
The solid state diodes
The millammeter
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The selection of a longer timer setting
The selection of a higher mA station
The application of a shorter source-to-image distance
The use of a kilovoltage compensation circuit
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Production of the high amperage needed to develop the space charge
High potential required to accelerate the electrons across the tube
Maximum speed achieved by the rotating anode
Rate at which the x-ray photons are formed in the tube
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1 and 2
1 and 3
2 and 3
1, 2, and 3
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Reduce the risk from electrical shock
Decrease the size of the transformer
Reduce the size of the unit
Decrease the size of the tube housing
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1 and 2
1 and 3
2 and 3
1, 2, and 3
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Shorter permitted exposures
Higher beam quality
Reduced scatter production
Higher beam intensity
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4 thermionic diodes
6 solid state diodes
12 solid state diodes
Delta and star windings
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