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VCU Dental Radiation Safety Certification Exam Questions and Answers Who discovered X-Rays? - ANSWER-Wilhelm Roentgen When did Wilhelm Roentgen discover X-Rays? - ANSWER-November 8th 1895 Did Wilhelm Roentgen discover X-Rays on purpose? - ANSWER-No, it was by accident What was the first X-Ray ...

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VCU Dental Radiation Safety Certification

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Who discovered X-Rays? - ANSWER✔✔-Wilhelm Roentgen


When did Wilhelm Roentgen discover X-Rays? - ANSWER✔✔-November 8th 1895


Did Wilhelm Roentgen discover X-Rays on purpose? - ANSWER✔✔-No, it was by accident


What was the first X-Ray tube known as? - ANSWER✔✔-Known as a Crooke's Tube or Cathode Ray Tube


How did the first X-Ray tube work? - ANSWER✔✔-It was an evacuated tube with two electrodes

(cathode and anode) through which an electrical current is passed. Modern day X-Ray tubes still work on

the same basic principle as the Crooke's Tube.


PANIC - ANSWER✔✔-Positive is Anode Negative Is Cathode


What is radiation? - ANSWER✔✔-It is a form of electromagnetic energy emitted and transferred through

matter. It has no mass or charge, it has a wavelength and a frequency, and travels at the speed of light.


Three requirements for radiation being produced: - ANSWER✔✔-1) source of electrons


2)A way to accelerate the electrons
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3)A way to decelerate the electrons very quickly


X-Ray tubes have three main parts: - ANSWER✔✔-Cathode, Anode, and a Pyrex Glass Tube


Cathode: - ANSWER✔✔-A) Source of electrons and negatively charged


B) contains a filament which, when heated, spews off electrons.


Anode: - ANSWER✔✔-A) Attracts the electrons at a great speed, known as the "accelerator". Positively

charged; attract the negatively charged electrons, which gather speed as they race from cathode to

anode.


B) contains a "target" (focal spot) which the electrons smash in to, releasing their energy as 1% radiation

and 99% heat.


Pyrex Glass Tube - ANSWER✔✔-Surrounds the anode and cathode. Maintains a vaccuum which prevents

air from interfering with the traveling electrons.


Radiobiology - ANSWER✔✔-the field of clinical and basic medical sciences that involves the study of the

action of ionizing radiation on living things, especially health effects of radiation.


What are the three possible types of interaction of X-Rays with matter? - ANSWER✔✔-Scatter,

Absorption, and Transmission




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