Exercise (Prelim)

Cards (53)

  • Diala V Oil
    • type of oil used in a protective housing of an x-ray tube that contains oil to dissipate heat and act as electric insulator
  • Which of the following is not a part of the external component of an x-ray tube? Tube window, Rotor, Support system, or Enclosure
    • Rotor
  • Preferred Detent Position
    • x-ray tube is centered above the examination table at standard SID
  • Enclosure
    • part of x-ray tube specifically is designed to support the x-ray tube and maintain its vacuum
  • Saturation Current
    • refers to the rare occurrence where there are no available thermionic electron to be sent out and developed by the target anode
  • Stator
    • part of induction motor seen outside the glass or metal enclosure
  • Off-focus radiation
    • electrons that bounce off the focal spot
  • Which of the following is found in the positive electrode side in the x-ray? Filament, Focusing cup, Tube window, Focal spot, or NOTA
    • Focal spot
  • The filament of the x-ray tube is located in the? Enclosure, Protective housing, Anode side, AOTA, or NOTA
    • NOTA
  • Target
    • area of anode material struck by the electron during x-ray production
  • It is not a function of the induction motor within an x-ray tube
    • used to induce current for the filament
  • Focal track
    • actual source of x-rays within an x-ray tube
  • It is not a function of anode
    • peels of the electrons for x-ray production
  • Process of thermionic emission causes:
    • electrons to boil off the filament
  • 5cm^2
    • size of x-ray tube section where x-rays are emitted
  • Tungsten is the main material of choice for target because ____
    • it has high thermal conductivity
  • All materials are used for the filament of x-ray tube except: Tungsten, Thorium, Nickel, or Coil of wire
    • Nickel
  • Saturation Current
    • when all available electrons have been used and tube current reaches its maximum level
  • Molybdenum
    • incorporated to the target to reduce its weight
  • 10000 rpm
    • x-ray tube that uses high-capacity x-ray imaging system
  • Double focus x-ray tubes has two ____
    • filament
  • Diodes
    • x-ray tube
    • anode
  • Ceiling support
    • consist of two perpendicular sets of ceiling mounted rails
  • Protective housing
    • external component of x-ray tube that contains oil that serves as insulator and thermal cushion
  • Projectile electrons
    • electrons from cathode to anode
  • Characteristic radiation
    • result when the interaction is sufficiently violent to ionize the target atom through removal of an inner shell electrons
  • Metal enclosure
    • prolong tube life and prevent tungsten vaporization
  • Tungsten rhenium
    • constitute the anode target
  • Grid controlled
    • type of anode more often used in dental imaging
  • Thorium
    • presence of this element increases thermionic emission and extends filament life
  • Ampere
    • flow of electrons through a circuit and is most commonly described as the amount of charge that flows divided by time
  • Magnetic field
    • created by a charged particle in motion
  • Watt
    • measure of electrical power
  • Insulators
    • rubber
    • glass
  • Tesla
    • international standard unit of magnetic field strength
  • Ferromagnetic
    • type of material can be made magnetic when placed in an external magnetic field
  • Isotope
    • atom has the same number of protons as another, but different number of neutrons
  • Faraday's Law
    • magnetic fields can be induced by electric currents
  • Coulomb's Law
    • stated that electrostatic force between electric charges has an inverse square relationship with the distance between them
  • Magnetic susceptibility
    • degree to which material can be magnetized