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radiotherapy
19問 • 1年前
  • Kenneth Manlapaz
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    • Deals with the measurements of the absorbed dose or dose rate resulting from the interaction of ionizing radiation with matter

    radiation dosimetry

  • 2

    • Involves the measurement of radiation based on the changes in thermal energy per unit mass of the medium • Based on the fact that almost all the energy deposited in the medium by the radiation beam eventually appears as heat within the medium

    calorimetry

  • 3

    • Is based on chemical changes caused by radiation

    frickle dosimetry

  • 4

    • When the x-ray film is exposed to ionizing radiation, the exposed silver bromide crystal form a latent image • In the film development process, the affected crystals causes darkening of the film and the unaffected crystal leave the film clear

    film dosimetry

  • 5

    • Measurement of radiation energy based on ion pairs produced in a given mass of medium

    ionization method

  • 6

    • When a crystal is irradiated, a very minute fraction of the absorbed energy is stored in the crystal lattice • Some of this energy can be recovered later as visible light if the material is heated • This phenomenon of the release of visible photons by thermal means is known as Thermoluminiscence

    thermoluminescence dosimetry

  • 7

    heating of TLD crystal to remove unwanted residual signal (400 ° C FOR 3 hours)

    annealing

  • 8

    • a small cylindrical detector used in radiotherapy

    thrimble chamber

  • 9

    • Defined as the ratio of the dose rate at the depth of maximum dose for the given field size to that for the reference field size (10 x10 cm 2) at its dmax

    output factor

  • 10

    • It represents points of equal dose • A set of these curves, normally given in 10% increments normalizes to the dose at the reference depth, can be plotted on a chart • Dose profiles are particularly well suited to the description of field flatness and penumbra

    isodose curve

  • 11

    • It is the absorbed dose at a given depth expressed as a percentage of the absorbed dose at a reference depth on the central axis of the field

    percent depth dose PDD

  • 12

    • A general term used to refer to the effect on a material which is exposed to radiation

    dose

  • 13

    • The radiation dose delivered per unit time

    dose rate

  • 14

    • Defined generally as any device that is capable of providing a reading that is measured of the absorbed dose deposited in its sensitive volume by ionizing radiation

    dosimeter

  • 15

    • Unit used in linear accelerator to determine the dose • Linear accelerator is calibrated to 1 MU = 1 cGy

    monitor unit

  • 16

    • Is tissue equivalent materials that have electron density, physical density, and atomic number similar to that of tissue or water • Is placed directly on the skin surface to even out the irregular patient contour and thereby provide a flat surface for normal beam incidence

    bolus

  • 17

    • Are used to produce the same effect as the bolus yet preserve the skin sparing effect of megavoltage photon beams

    compensators

  • 18

    • May be used to even out the isodose surfaces for photon beams striking relatively flat patient surface under an oblique beam incidence

    wedge filter

  • 19

    • Are used to shield organs at risk, made of lead or Lipowitz's med 10 Which consists of 13.3 % Tin, 50 % Bismuth, 26.7 % Lead and 10 % Cadmium.

    blocks

  • magnetic resonance imaging 2

    magnetic resonance imaging 2

    Kenneth Manlapaz · 78問 · 1年前

    magnetic resonance imaging 2

    magnetic resonance imaging 2

    78問 • 1年前
    Kenneth Manlapaz

    computed tomography

    computed tomography

    Kenneth Manlapaz · 46問 · 1年前

    computed tomography

    computed tomography

    46問 • 1年前
    Kenneth Manlapaz

    interventional radiology 2

    interventional radiology 2

    Kenneth Manlapaz · 58問 · 1年前

    interventional radiology 2

    interventional radiology 2

    58問 • 1年前
    Kenneth Manlapaz

    Radiationtherapy

    Radiationtherapy

    Kenneth Manlapaz · 79問 · 1年前

    Radiationtherapy

    Radiationtherapy

    79問 • 1年前
    Kenneth Manlapaz

    computed tomography 2

    computed tomography 2

    Kenneth Manlapaz · 11問 · 1年前

    computed tomography 2

    computed tomography 2

    11問 • 1年前
    Kenneth Manlapaz

    QAQC 2

    QAQC 2

    Kenneth Manlapaz · 33問 · 1年前

    QAQC 2

    QAQC 2

    33問 • 1年前
    Kenneth Manlapaz

    POSI 2

    POSI 2

    Kenneth Manlapaz · 30問 · 1年前

    POSI 2

    POSI 2

    30問 • 1年前
    Kenneth Manlapaz

    問題一覧

  • 1

    • Deals with the measurements of the absorbed dose or dose rate resulting from the interaction of ionizing radiation with matter

    radiation dosimetry

  • 2

    • Involves the measurement of radiation based on the changes in thermal energy per unit mass of the medium • Based on the fact that almost all the energy deposited in the medium by the radiation beam eventually appears as heat within the medium

    calorimetry

  • 3

    • Is based on chemical changes caused by radiation

    frickle dosimetry

  • 4

    • When the x-ray film is exposed to ionizing radiation, the exposed silver bromide crystal form a latent image • In the film development process, the affected crystals causes darkening of the film and the unaffected crystal leave the film clear

    film dosimetry

  • 5

    • Measurement of radiation energy based on ion pairs produced in a given mass of medium

    ionization method

  • 6

    • When a crystal is irradiated, a very minute fraction of the absorbed energy is stored in the crystal lattice • Some of this energy can be recovered later as visible light if the material is heated • This phenomenon of the release of visible photons by thermal means is known as Thermoluminiscence

    thermoluminescence dosimetry

  • 7

    heating of TLD crystal to remove unwanted residual signal (400 ° C FOR 3 hours)

    annealing

  • 8

    • a small cylindrical detector used in radiotherapy

    thrimble chamber

  • 9

    • Defined as the ratio of the dose rate at the depth of maximum dose for the given field size to that for the reference field size (10 x10 cm 2) at its dmax

    output factor

  • 10

    • It represents points of equal dose • A set of these curves, normally given in 10% increments normalizes to the dose at the reference depth, can be plotted on a chart • Dose profiles are particularly well suited to the description of field flatness and penumbra

    isodose curve

  • 11

    • It is the absorbed dose at a given depth expressed as a percentage of the absorbed dose at a reference depth on the central axis of the field

    percent depth dose PDD

  • 12

    • A general term used to refer to the effect on a material which is exposed to radiation

    dose

  • 13

    • The radiation dose delivered per unit time

    dose rate

  • 14

    • Defined generally as any device that is capable of providing a reading that is measured of the absorbed dose deposited in its sensitive volume by ionizing radiation

    dosimeter

  • 15

    • Unit used in linear accelerator to determine the dose • Linear accelerator is calibrated to 1 MU = 1 cGy

    monitor unit

  • 16

    • Is tissue equivalent materials that have electron density, physical density, and atomic number similar to that of tissue or water • Is placed directly on the skin surface to even out the irregular patient contour and thereby provide a flat surface for normal beam incidence

    bolus

  • 17

    • Are used to produce the same effect as the bolus yet preserve the skin sparing effect of megavoltage photon beams

    compensators

  • 18

    • May be used to even out the isodose surfaces for photon beams striking relatively flat patient surface under an oblique beam incidence

    wedge filter

  • 19

    • Are used to shield organs at risk, made of lead or Lipowitz's med 10 Which consists of 13.3 % Tin, 50 % Bismuth, 26.7 % Lead and 10 % Cadmium.

    blocks