Alpha and beta rays are _____ type of ionizing radiation
#2
Fast-moving electrons interact with _____ of anode, to produce continuous spectrum radiation, also called as Bremsstrahlung radiation (80%)
#3
What is the SI unit for radiation exposure?_____
#4
Gamma and X-rays are _____ type of ionizing radiation
#5
Milliampere second determines the amount of _____
#6
Optical Coherence Tomography uses the principle of _____
#7
<_____ rads/year is the permissible level of radiation
#8
wearing _____ decreases dose of x rays by >90%
#9
we receive _____ rad radiation from an x ray
#10
_____ rays is the most harmful ionising radiation
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Flashcard 1: Alpha and beta rays are _____ type of ionizing radiation
Answer: particulate
Flashcard 2: Fast-moving electrons interact with _____ of anode, to produce continuous spectrum radiation, also called as Bremsstrahlung radiation (80%)
Answer: nucleus field
Flashcard 3: What is the SI unit for radiation exposure?_____
Answer: Coulumb/kg
Flashcard 4: Gamma and X-rays are _____ type of ionizing radiation
Answer: electromagnetic
Flashcard 5: Milliampere second determines the amount of _____
Answer: radiation exposure
Flashcard 6: Optical Coherence Tomography uses the principle of _____
Answer: near-infrared light interferometry
Flashcard 7: <_____ rads/year is the permissible level of radiation
Answer: 5
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Flashcard 8: wearing _____ decreases dose of x rays by >90%
Answer: lead aprons
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Flashcard 9: we receive _____ rad radiation from an x ray
Answer: 0.2-0.3
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Flashcard 10: _____ rays is the most harmful ionising radiation
Answer: alpha
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