This quiz titled 'Radiography: Radiobiology & Radiation Safety Ch 13' assesses knowledge on radiation units, patient dose measurements, and safety protocols. It is essential for professionals to understand rad, Roentgen, and SI units, enhancing safety and compliance in radiological practices.
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Brain cells
Embryonic tissue
Cells of the gastric mucosa
Skin cells
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Loss of hair caused by a high-radiation dose
Loss of hair caused by long-term, low-radiation dose
Reddening of the skin caused by high-radiation dose
Reddening of the skin caused by long-term, low-radiation dose
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Chest
Cervical spine
Lumbar spine
Pelvis
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Using a slower screen
Decreasing the filtration
Using high kVp techniques
Using a 36-inch SID
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Coulomb/kilogram (C/kg)
Watt
Ohm
Roentgen
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Free radicals
Enzymes
DNA breakage
Genetic damage
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Deviant enzymes
Extreme ions
Antimatter
Free radicals
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150 rem (1.5 Sv)
200 rem (2.0 Sv)
300 rem (3.0 Sv)
600 rem (6.0 Sv)
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The SI unit for expressing radiation exposure in human tissue
The unit to express the rate in which radiation gives up its energy to human tissue
A number assigned to each type of radiation based on the variation in biologic damage that is produced when an individual receives exposure from different types of radiation
A comparison of exposure factors and patient dose, expressed as a numeric value
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Breakage of a DNA molecule as a result of an interaction with an x-ray photon
Chemical decomposition of water that reults from an interaction with an x-ray photon
Interruption of cell mitosis caused by an interaction with an x-ray photon
Accurate x-ray centering combined with appropriate exposure factors.
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MR
Mrad
Mrem
MGy
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It is carcinogenic after a certain number of examinations have been performed
Spontaneous abortion will occur if the patient is pregnant
Depression of the white blood cell count is followed by acute gastrointstinal distress
Ther is increased risk of cancer, leukemia, birth defects, and cataracts.
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Thyroid cells
Skin cells
Nerve cells
Blood cells
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Roentgen
Rem.
Rad.
Sievert
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R.
C/kg.
Rad.
Rem.
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Rad
Roentgen
Gray
Rem
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At the target organ
By using the personnel dosimeter worn on the collar
In DNA
At the skin
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Chest
Lumbar spine
Femur
KUB
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Breast cancer
Erythema
Decreased leukocyte count
"radiation sickness"
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1 and 2
1 and 3
2 and 3
1,2, and 3
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Short term effects
Genetic effects
Nonstochastic effects
Stochastic effects
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1.25 rem per year
5.0 mrem per year
0.5 rem per year
5.0 rem per year
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Quantity factor
Quality factor
Rem
Sievert
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25 rem (0.25 Sv)
150 rem (1.5 Sv)
200 rem (2.0 Sv)
600 rem (6.0 Sv)
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1 and 3 only
2 and 3 only
1,2, and 3
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1 and 2
1 and 3
2 and 3
1,2, and 3
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1 and 2
1 and 3
2 and 3
1,2, and 3
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