Exam 8: Image Production

Coherent scattering:

It is not possible for a photoelectric interaction to occur between a 50-keV x-ray photon and an atom with inner-shell electrons that have a binding energy of 60 keV or more.

Fluoroscopy produces:

The various shades of gray or brightness created on the radiographic image:

The ability to remove electrons from an atom is:

Permanent radiographic images of the specific areas seen during the fluoroscopic procedures can be recorded:

Increasing the thickness of the part being imaged results in:

Before processing,the image receptor has a(n)__________ image.

The image from the output phosphor of the image intensifier is displayed on a television monitor.

Imaging which of the following results in the most attenuation?

Imaging which of the following results in the least attenuation?

The latent image that is formed on the image receptor is the:

Imaging tissues with lower atomic numbers results in:

Matter per unit volume defines:

An example of an anatomic structure typically imaged with fluoroscopy is the:

Imaging a thicker part results in:

In the image intensifier,the output phosphor:

In the image intensifier,the input phosphor:

Film-screen or digital are examples of: 

Image intensification is part of: