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Practice Test 1
50問 • 3ヶ月前
  • polyyamyap
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    the term spectral matching refere to the fact that film sensitivity must be matched with

    proper color screen fluorescence

  • 2

    a hospital decides to design a darkroom using a maze entrance, what is the expected effect on workflow compared to a conventional door system?

    faster access and improved light safety

  • 3

    boxes of film stored in too warm an area may be subject to

    film fog

  • 4

    what is the main advantage of indirect safelight compared to direct safelight?

    more even illumination of the work area

  • 5

    what is an appropriate power light bulb for safelight approx. 4 feet from a film working surface?

    7 to 15 watts

  • 6

    which of the following color light emissions will expose orthochromatic film? 1. red 2. blue 3. yellow

    2 and 3 only

  • 7

    which of the following are the most desirable conditions for storing processed film?

    60% humidity, 70 degrees F

  • 8

    a safelight with a 15 watt bulb is placed 2 feet from the film counter, the film appears fogged after a few minutes of handling. what is the most likely cause?

    the safelight is too close

  • 9

    if the safelight filter in the darkroom us cracked, the most likely result is:

    film fogging

  • 10

    a student notices that stored film has a uniform gray appearance, even in areas unexposed to light. which storage error is the most likely cause?

    high temperature

  • 11

    which term refers to light being reflected from one intensifying screen, through the film, to the opposite emulsion and screen?

    crossover

  • 12

    emission of large amount of light after absorption of radiation by phosphor crystal will demonstrate what characteristics?

    conversion efficiency

  • 13

    which type of intensifying screen cassette would produce the lowest patient exposure dose?

    high speed rare earth screen

  • 14

    cardboard film holders are black cardboard envelopes that hold what type of film?

    single emulsion

  • 15

    to evaluate poor film-screen contact, what must be done?

    use paper clip during exposure

  • 16

    the substratum layer pertains to

    adhesive layer

  • 17

    dimensional stability is the property of maintaining the size and shape of which of the following?

    base

  • 18

    the following has been used as a radiographic film base, except:

    gelatin

  • 19

    the radiographic film base appears blue:

    so that image viewing is more comfortable

  • 20

    what metric size is equivalent to a 14 x 17" xray film?

    35 x 43 cm

  • 21

    which of the following theories best explains the photographic effect?

    gurney-mott

  • 22

    the interstitial atoms in a crystal of silver halifr include which of the following?

    silver, bromine, and iodine

  • 23

    the sensitivity center is usually silver:

    atoms

  • 24

    the formation of a latent image follows which interaction with the emulsion?

    photoelectric effect

  • 25

    this agent functions to remove impurities by forming stable complexes with metallic ions and salts

    sequestering agent

  • 26

    the pH environment required for proper development of the exposed film is:

    alkaline

  • 27

    which of the following is most likely to produce a radiograph with a long scale of contrast?

    increased photon energy

  • 28

    which of the following technical changes would serve to remedy the effects of widely different tissue densities?

    high-kVp exposure factors

  • 29

    SID affects recorded detail in which of the following ways?

    recorded detail is directly related to SID

  • 30

    what chemical is used as preservative agent to help decrease the oxidation of the reducing agents when they are combined with air?

    sodium sulfite

  • 31

    all of the following are related to recorded detail, except:

    mA

  • 32

    which of the following chemical functions to change the latent image to a visible image?

    hydroquinone

  • 33

    using a 48" SID, how much object distance OID must be introduced to magnify an object two times?

    24 in OID

  • 34

    replenishment tanks should have close-fitting floating lids primarily:

    to control aerial oxidation

  • 35

    the action of two agents working together is greater than the sum of two agents working independently.

    synergism

  • 36

    what will result from using a single-emulsion film in an image receptor having a two intensifying screens?

    decreased density

  • 37

    foreshortening of an anatomic structure means that:

    it is projected on the film shorter than its actual size

  • 38

    focal spot blur is greatest:

    toward the cathode end of the xray beam

  • 39

    a focal spot size of 0.3 mm or smaller is essential for:

    magnification radiography

  • 40

    if the radiographer is unable to achieve short OID because of the structure of the body part or patient condition, which of the following adjustments can be made to minimize magnification?

    a longer SID should be used

  • 41

    in order to evaluate light leak levels, for how long should the radiographer allow dark adaptation inside the darkroom?

    5 mins

  • 42

    which of the following artifacts can occur in both CR and film/screen radiography?

    static electricity

  • 43

    which contrast is inherent on the radiograph?

    film

  • 44

    which causes a brownish stain on the film due to inadequate washing?

    thiosulfate

  • 45

    which of the following describes an artifact produced when chemistry is not properly removed from a film, and it runs up or down the film leaving a stain?

    curtain effect

  • 46

    what conditions will cause static discharge artifacts on film?

    low humidity

  • 47

    what causes a black, crescent half-moon artifact on a radiograph?

    bending of films

  • 48

    conditions contributing to poor radiograohic film archival quality include: 1. fixer retention 2. insufficient developer replenishment 3. poor storage conditions

    1, 2, and 3

  • 49

    which of the following terms is used to describe unsharp edges of tiny radiographic details?

    blur

  • 50

    what is the magnification factor for a foreign object that cast a shadow 5.4 cm wide on a PA abdomen radiograph produced at 100 cm when the mass is located 4.4 cm from the film?

    1.05

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    the term spectral matching refere to the fact that film sensitivity must be matched with

    proper color screen fluorescence

  • 2

    a hospital decides to design a darkroom using a maze entrance, what is the expected effect on workflow compared to a conventional door system?

    faster access and improved light safety

  • 3

    boxes of film stored in too warm an area may be subject to

    film fog

  • 4

    what is the main advantage of indirect safelight compared to direct safelight?

    more even illumination of the work area

  • 5

    what is an appropriate power light bulb for safelight approx. 4 feet from a film working surface?

    7 to 15 watts

  • 6

    which of the following color light emissions will expose orthochromatic film? 1. red 2. blue 3. yellow

    2 and 3 only

  • 7

    which of the following are the most desirable conditions for storing processed film?

    60% humidity, 70 degrees F

  • 8

    a safelight with a 15 watt bulb is placed 2 feet from the film counter, the film appears fogged after a few minutes of handling. what is the most likely cause?

    the safelight is too close

  • 9

    if the safelight filter in the darkroom us cracked, the most likely result is:

    film fogging

  • 10

    a student notices that stored film has a uniform gray appearance, even in areas unexposed to light. which storage error is the most likely cause?

    high temperature

  • 11

    which term refers to light being reflected from one intensifying screen, through the film, to the opposite emulsion and screen?

    crossover

  • 12

    emission of large amount of light after absorption of radiation by phosphor crystal will demonstrate what characteristics?

    conversion efficiency

  • 13

    which type of intensifying screen cassette would produce the lowest patient exposure dose?

    high speed rare earth screen

  • 14

    cardboard film holders are black cardboard envelopes that hold what type of film?

    single emulsion

  • 15

    to evaluate poor film-screen contact, what must be done?

    use paper clip during exposure

  • 16

    the substratum layer pertains to

    adhesive layer

  • 17

    dimensional stability is the property of maintaining the size and shape of which of the following?

    base

  • 18

    the following has been used as a radiographic film base, except:

    gelatin

  • 19

    the radiographic film base appears blue:

    so that image viewing is more comfortable

  • 20

    what metric size is equivalent to a 14 x 17" xray film?

    35 x 43 cm

  • 21

    which of the following theories best explains the photographic effect?

    gurney-mott

  • 22

    the interstitial atoms in a crystal of silver halifr include which of the following?

    silver, bromine, and iodine

  • 23

    the sensitivity center is usually silver:

    atoms

  • 24

    the formation of a latent image follows which interaction with the emulsion?

    photoelectric effect

  • 25

    this agent functions to remove impurities by forming stable complexes with metallic ions and salts

    sequestering agent

  • 26

    the pH environment required for proper development of the exposed film is:

    alkaline

  • 27

    which of the following is most likely to produce a radiograph with a long scale of contrast?

    increased photon energy

  • 28

    which of the following technical changes would serve to remedy the effects of widely different tissue densities?

    high-kVp exposure factors

  • 29

    SID affects recorded detail in which of the following ways?

    recorded detail is directly related to SID

  • 30

    what chemical is used as preservative agent to help decrease the oxidation of the reducing agents when they are combined with air?

    sodium sulfite

  • 31

    all of the following are related to recorded detail, except:

    mA

  • 32

    which of the following chemical functions to change the latent image to a visible image?

    hydroquinone

  • 33

    using a 48" SID, how much object distance OID must be introduced to magnify an object two times?

    24 in OID

  • 34

    replenishment tanks should have close-fitting floating lids primarily:

    to control aerial oxidation

  • 35

    the action of two agents working together is greater than the sum of two agents working independently.

    synergism

  • 36

    what will result from using a single-emulsion film in an image receptor having a two intensifying screens?

    decreased density

  • 37

    foreshortening of an anatomic structure means that:

    it is projected on the film shorter than its actual size

  • 38

    focal spot blur is greatest:

    toward the cathode end of the xray beam

  • 39

    a focal spot size of 0.3 mm or smaller is essential for:

    magnification radiography

  • 40

    if the radiographer is unable to achieve short OID because of the structure of the body part or patient condition, which of the following adjustments can be made to minimize magnification?

    a longer SID should be used

  • 41

    in order to evaluate light leak levels, for how long should the radiographer allow dark adaptation inside the darkroom?

    5 mins

  • 42

    which of the following artifacts can occur in both CR and film/screen radiography?

    static electricity

  • 43

    which contrast is inherent on the radiograph?

    film

  • 44

    which causes a brownish stain on the film due to inadequate washing?

    thiosulfate

  • 45

    which of the following describes an artifact produced when chemistry is not properly removed from a film, and it runs up or down the film leaving a stain?

    curtain effect

  • 46

    what conditions will cause static discharge artifacts on film?

    low humidity

  • 47

    what causes a black, crescent half-moon artifact on a radiograph?

    bending of films

  • 48

    conditions contributing to poor radiograohic film archival quality include: 1. fixer retention 2. insufficient developer replenishment 3. poor storage conditions

    1, 2, and 3

  • 49

    which of the following terms is used to describe unsharp edges of tiny radiographic details?

    blur

  • 50

    what is the magnification factor for a foreign object that cast a shadow 5.4 cm wide on a PA abdomen radiograph produced at 100 cm when the mass is located 4.4 cm from the film?

    1.05