Test Bank For Radiographic Imaging and Exposure 6th Edition by Fauber Test Bank Click Here To Access The FULL VERSION

Test Bank For Radiographic Imaging and Exposure 6th Edition by Fauber Test Bank Click Here To Access The FULL VERSION Chapter 02: The X-ray Beam Fauber: Radiographic Imaging and Exposure, 6th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. The is the portion of the x-ray tube that contains the filament. a. cathode b. anode c. rotor d. rotating disk ANS: A The filament, the source of electrons during x-ray production, is located in the cathode. 2. The cathode filament is made of: a. tungsten. b. rhenium. c. molybdenum. d. lead. e. nickel. ANS: A The cathode filament is made of tungsten. 3. The focusing cup: a. surrounds the anode. b. has a positive charge. c. has a negative charge. d. focuses the x-ray beam. ANS: C The focusing cup, surrounding the filament on three sides, has a negative charge, keeping the negatively charged electrons focused. 4. In a dual-focus tube, how many filaments are energized at any one-time during x-ray production? a. One b. Two c. Four d. An infinite number ANS: A Only one filament is energized at any one-time during x-ray production. 5. The focusing cup is made of: a. tungsten. b. rhenium. c. molybdenum. d. lead. e. nickel. TESTBANKBLUE #1 NURSING TEST BANK WEBSITE 15/6/23, 1:11 Test Bank for Radiographic Imaging and Exposure 6th Edition by Fauber 97803… about:blank 2/15 Test Bank For Radiographic Imaging and Exposure 6th Edition by Fauber Test Bank Click Here To Access The FULL VERSION ANS: E The focusing cup is made of nickel. 6. is the phenomenon that occurs around the filament during thermionic emission and prevents the further escape of electrons from the filament. a. Saturation current b. Space charge effect c. mA rectification d. Line focus principle ANS: B The space charge effect limits the number of electrons in the space charge by preventing additional electrons from being boiled off the filament. 7. The positive side of the x-ray tube is the: a. anode. b. cathode. c. window. d. stream of electrons. ANS: A The anode is the positive side of the x-ray tube, and the cathode is the negative. 8. The maximum speed the rotating anode will typically achieve is rpm. a. 3200 b. 5000 c. 10,000 d. 20,000 ANS: C Rotating anodes rotate at a set speed ranging from 3000 to 10,000 revolutions per minute (rpm). 9. What is the base material of the anode disk? a. Tungsten and molybdenum b. Tungsten and graphite c. Molybdenum and graphite d. All options are correct. ANS: C The base of the rotating anode disk is made of molybdenum with a graphite layer. 10. What is the name of the fixed physical area on the anode target that is struck by the electron stream? a. Focal spot b. Focal point c. Focal range d. Focal radius ANS: A The focal spot is the fixed physical area on the focal track of the anode target where electrons strike. T ESTBANKBLUE #1 NURSING TEST BANK WEBSITE 15/6/23, 1:11 Test Bank for Radiographic Imaging and Exposure 6th Edition by Fauber 97803… about:blank 3/15 Test Bank For Radiographic Imaging and Exposure 6th Edition by Fauber Test Bank Click Here To Access The FULL VERSION 11. What is the name of the device in a rotating anode x-ray tube that turns the rotor? a. Stator b. Rotor c. Focusing cup d. Rheostat ANS: A Located outside the envelope of the x-ray tube, the stator is an electric motor that turns the rotor. 12. Effective compensation for the anode heel effect would involve positioning: a. the thinnest portion of the part under the anode and the thickest portion of the part under the cathode b. the thinnest portion of the part under the anode and the thinnest portion of the part under the cathode c. the thickest portion of the part under the cathode and the thickest portion of the part under the anode d. the thinnest portion of the part under the cathode and the thickest portion of the part under the anode ANS: A The thinnest portion of a part should be placed under the anode, because the more intense x-rays are emitted toward the cathode end of the tube, where the thickest part should be placed. 13. What is an acceptable level of leakage from the tube housing? a. 100 mGya per hour, measured 6 feet away b. 10 mGya per hour, measured 1 foot away c. 10 Gy per hour, m