Test 3

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Test 3

Question 1 of 18 Question 1 of 18

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kVpkeV( kVp, keV ): the maximum energy available kVpkeV( keV, kVp ): measure of energy

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Question 2 of 18 Question 2 of 18

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step-downstep-up( step-down, step-up ): if turns in secondary are < turns in primary step-upstep-down( step-up, step-down ): if turns in secondary are > turns in primary

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Question 3 of 18 Question 3 of 18

Power loss in the form of heat due to resistance happens in copper

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Question 4 of 18 Question 4 of 18

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Power loss in copper can be minimized by using largersmaller( larger, smaller ) diameter conductor

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Question 5 of 18 Question 5 of 18

What are the types of full-wave generation?

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Question 6 of 18 Question 6 of 18

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N-type materialP-type material( N-type material, P-type material ): silicon-arsenic bond P-type materialN-type material( P-type material, N-type material ): silicon-gallium bond

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Question 7 of 18 Question 7 of 18

The anode is positively charged and cathode is negatively charged

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Question 8 of 18 Question 8 of 18

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Types of anodes StationaryRotating( Rotating, Stationary ): Found in general x-ray machines StationaryRotating( Stationary, Rotating ): Found in dental units

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Question 9 of 18 Question 9 of 18

Rotating anodes are made of tungsten encased in solid copper

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Question 10 of 18 Question 10 of 18

What slows the pitting and cracking of the anode?

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Question 11 of 18 Question 11 of 18

Where can you find the focusing cup?

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Question 12 of 18 Question 12 of 18

The source of electrons come from where?

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Question 13 of 18 Question 13 of 18

What needs to be warmed to minimize cracking?

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Question 14 of 18 Question 14 of 18

What causes arcing and can crack the tube?

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Question 15 of 18 Question 15 of 18

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As the angle of anode increases, heel effect increasesdecreases( decreases, increases )

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Question 16 of 18 Question 16 of 18

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Area of the effective focal spot is determined by the angle of the anodecathode( anode, cathode )

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Question 17 of 18 Question 17 of 18

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Thermal capacity of the anode is the amount of heat the anode can bearstore( store, bear ) as opposed to how much it can storebear( bear, store ) in one exposure

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Question 18 of 18 Question 18 of 18

Using a higher kVp increases heat units (HU)

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( kVp, keV ): the maximum energy available
( keV, kVp ): measure of energy

( step-down, step-up ): if turns in secondary are < turns in primary
( step-up, step-down ): if turns in secondary are > turns in primary

Power loss in copper can be minimized by using ( larger, smaller ) diameter conductor

( N-type material, P-type material ): silicon-arsenic bond
( P-type material, N-type material ): silicon-gallium bond

Types of anodes
( Rotating, Stationary ): Found in general x-ray machines
( Stationary, Rotating ): Found in dental units

As the angle of anode increases, heel effect ( decreases, increases )

Area of the effective focal spot is determined by the angle of the ( anode, cathode )

Thermal capacity of the anode is the amount of heat the anode can ( store, bear ) as opposed to how much it can ( bear, store ) in one exposure