REgistry part 6

Which of the following devices converts electrical energy to mechanical energy?

what does a generator do

Which of the following techniques is used to evaluate the dynamics of a part?

The essential function of a phototimer is to

Fluorescent light is collected from the image intensifier output phosphor and converted to an electronic video signal by the
TV camera tube.
CCD
coaxial cable.

what 6 parts are located on the low voltage primary side

All the following x-ray circuit devices are located between the
incoming power supply and the primary coil of the high-voltage
transformer except

The advantages of high-frequency generators over earlier types of generators include
smaller size
nearly constant potential
lower patient dose.

The device that receives the remnant beam, converts it into light, and then increases the brightness of that light is the

Which of the following voltage ripples is (are) produced by single-phase equipment

The x-ray imaging system that uses a flat panel detector built into the x-ray table is

TV camera tubes used in image intensification, such as the Plumbicon and Vidicon, function to

Leakage radiation must not exceed

The image intensifier's input phosphor generally is composed of

The image intensifier's output phosphor generally is composed of

The movement of the IP through the transport system of a CR reader is referred to as the:

Faster screens produce what kind of contrast

Using a 48-in. SID, how much OID must be introduced to magnify an object two times?

When blue-emitting rare earth screens are matched properly with the correct film emulsion, what type of safelight should be used in the darkroom?
Red
GBX-2
Ultraviolet

If a 6-in. OID is introduced during a particular radiographic examination, what change in SID will be necessary to overcome objectionable magnification?

The term latitude describes:
an emulsion's ability to record a range of densities
the degree of error tolerated with given exposure factors
the conversion efficiency of a given intensifying screen

During film–screen imaging, the manifest image is formed

Exposure rate will decrease with an increase in SID
kilovoltage
focal-spot size

Which of the following technical changes would best serve to remedy the effect of very dissimilar tissue densities?

Compared with slow-speed screens, high-speed screens are often used:
to minimize patient dose
keep exposure time to a minimum
image fine anatomic details

Which of the following is performed to check the correctness of the developing parameters?

______ is a device used to read optical density.

what is the formula to determine image magnification

Geometric unsharpness is most likely to be greater

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

going from single phase to 3 phase 6 what do you do

going from 3 phase 6 pulse to single phase what do you do

shape distortion is

size distortion

The steeper the straight-line portion of a characteristic curve for a particular film,
the slower is the film speed
higher is the film contrast
greater is the exposure latitude

The microswitch for controlling the amount of replenishment used in an automatic processor is located at the

If the center photocell were selected for a lateral projection of the lumbar spine that was positioned with the spinous processes instead of the vertebral bodies centered to the grid, how would the resulting radiograph look?

A particular milliampere-seconds value, regardless of the combination
of milliamperes and time, will reproduce the same radiographic density.
This is a statement of the

Geometric unsharpness is directly influenced by
oid
sod
sid

Which of the following affect(s) both the quantity and the quality of the primary beam?
Half-value layer (HVL)
Kilovoltage (kV)
Milliamperage (mA)

Which of the following could be used to improve recorded detail?
1. Slower screen/film combination
2. Smaller focal-spot size
3. Correct photocell selection

An exposed image plate will retain its original image quality for about

The auditory, or eustachian, tube extends from the nasopharynx to the

The structures forming the brain stem include
the pons
the medulla oblongata
the midbrain

Structures involved in blowout fractures include the
orbital floor
inferior rectus muscle
zygoma

With a patient in the PA position and the OML perpendicular to the table, a 15- to 20-degree caudal angulation would place the petrous ridges in the lower third of the orbit. To achieve the same result in a baby or a small child, it is necessary for the radiographer to modify the angulation to

At what level do the carotid arteries bifurcate?

What angle is formed by the median sagittal plane and the IR in the parieto-orbital projection (Rhese method) of the optic canal?

With the patient's head in a PA position and the CR directed 20 degrees cephalad, which part of the mandible will be best visualized?

In the PA position with chin extended (choice A) and OML 37 degrees to the IR (parietoacanthial projection, Waters method) where are the ridges/pyramids

With the OML perpendicular to the IR in a caldwell where are the pyramids

The ability of an x-ray unit to produce constant radiation output, at a given mA, using various combinations of mAs and time is called

A repeated exposures at a given technique must provide consistent intensity is aka