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The greater the number of xrays performed each week, the (greater, lesser) the
shielding required.
greater
Proportional counters are the only radiation detection devices used for:
a. stationary instrument monitoring
b. assay of radionuclides
c. photospectroscopy
d. imaging
b. assay of radionuclides
Ionization chambers are the only radiation detection devices used for:
a. personnel monitoring
b. imaging film
c. survey for fields greater than 1 mR per hour
d. portable instruments
c. survey for fields greater than 1 mR per hour
25. Collimators (on fluoro units) must be adjusted so that the unexposed border is visible on the TV monitor when the image intensifier is positioned 35cm above the tabletop. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
24. The cumulative timer will emit an audible signal when _____ minutes of fluoro
time have elapsed.
5
23. Xray beam intensity at the fluoro tabletop should not exceed ___ per minute for each mA of operation at 80 kVp.
a. 1.2 R
b. 2.1 R
c. 1.2 mR
d. 2.1 mR
d. 2.1 mR
22. When the filtration is unknown, the _____ should be measured to access adequate filtration.
a. SID
b. HVL
b. HVL
21. The source to skin distance must be at least ____cm for stationary fluoro units,
And ____cm for mobile units.
a. 38, 30
b. 30, 38
a. 38, 30
20. Linearity (output is constant though mA stations are varied) must not vary more
Than _____%.
a. 5
b. 10
c. 15
d. 20
b. 10
19. Reproducibility (same exposure consistently) must not vary more than ___%.
a. 1
b. 3
c. 5
d. 7
c. 5
18. The bucky slot cover and the protective curtain must contain at least ___mm of lead.
a. 0.0025
b. 0.025
c. 0.25
d. 2.5
c. 0.25
17. Accuracy within 2% of the SID is necessary for the following:
a. Source to image receptor distance
b. Collimation
c. PBL
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
16. More shielding is required in a/an (controlled, uncontrolled) area.
uncontrolled
15. Detection devices operated in the pulse mode will chirp, tick or beep in the presence of radiation. TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
14. Which of the following are examples of gas filled detectors?
a. ionization counters
b. Geiger Muller detectors
c. Proportional counters
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
13. Control panels are required to have both visible and ______
Signals indicating exposure.
audible
12. Which of the following chemicals function as the sensing material in a TLD?
a. calcium tungstate
b. sodium iodide
c. lithium fluoride
d. barium sulfate
c. lithium fluoride
11. Units of either mA-second/week or mA/minutes/week are used to determine the
___ for a specific room.
a. workload
b. use
c. occupancy
d. distance
a. workload
10. What is the term for the proportional amount of time during which the xray beam
Is energized or directed toward a particular barrier?
a. occupancy
b. workload
c. distance
d. use
d. use
9. Protective shielding for a controlled area must ensure that the exposure rate
remains below___mR per week.
a. 1000
b. 100
c. 2
d. 10
b. 100
8. Factors affecting barrier thickness include:
a. distance between the source of radiation and the barrier
b. the use of the area being protected
c. the level of radiation activity and the penetrability of the xray beam
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
7. Scintillation detectors may be used in nuclear medicine or in CT scanners.
The scintillation process emits (heat, light) when ionizing radiation is absorbed.
light
6. Which of the following may be used as primary shielding in radiography?
a. lead
b. concrete
c. gypsum board
d. a and b
d. a and b
5. Radiographers work primarily in a/an (controlled, uncontrolled) area.
controlled
4. A Geiger counter is used for:
a. dose estimation
b. detection of radiation
c. calibration of equipment
d. radiation protection for the patient
b. detection of radiation
3. The exposure limit of ___ is 100mR/hour at 1 meter from the source is for:
a. fluoro dose at the tabletop
b. leakage radiation
b. leakage radiation
2. Radiographers get most of their exposure during (general radiography, fluoro).
fluoro
1. In regard to shielding, which of the following would require primary barrier
shielding?
a. chest board wall
b. control booth wall
c. ceiling
d. floor
a. chest board wall
intensity should not exceed _____ in angiography or cardiac cath modalities.
20R/min
DAP is a quantity that reflects not only the dose but also the ______ of tissue irradiated

a. mass
b. density
c. volume
d. all the above
c. volume
In the location of x-ray imaging system in the exam room the _________ is consulted.
Medical Physicist
Secondary Radiation
is _____ and _______
Scatter Radiation - patient
Leakage Radiation - unit
Scatter at 1 meter from the patient is approximately ____ of the intensity of the useful beam at the patient.
0.10%
Controlled Area allows ____ mrem per year
5,000

100 mrem / week
Uncontrolled Area allows ____ mrem per year
100

2 mrem / week

uncontrolled is 2% of controlled
Factors Affecting Barrier Thickness


Wall = use factor of ___

Floor = use factor of ___
Wall = use factor of ¼


Floor = use factor of 1
Exposures outside a room rarely exceed ____ of dose limits
1/10
Radiation Detection and Measurement:

Radionuclide assay =
__________
Proportional counter
Radiation Detection and Measurement

Personnel monitors

Film (photographic) = _____
Film (photographic) = 10mrem
Thermoluminescent dosimetry = _____
Thermoluminescent dosimetry = 5mrem
Optically stimulated dosimetry = _____
Optically stimulated dosimetry = 1mrem