★ Radiography Quiz
What is primary radiation?
A. Radiation that has not interacted with an object yet
B. Radiation that spreads out in different directions from a radiation beam when the beam interacts with a substance, such as body tissue.
C. Radiation left over in the body after an intial beam has been projected
D. Radiation that emerges from the body tissue
Select your answer:
Topics:
Cell Biology & Biotechnology Integumentary System Nervous System: Diseases/Problems/Illnesses Health and Wellness Understanding Psychology Nervous System Human Digestive System Thyroid Gland Nervous & Endocrine Systems Food for Thought Cells, Tissues and Organs Blood Donation Foot Orthosis Vocab Pulmonology/Respiratory Excretion-Dialysis Muscles and Healthy BodyOther quiz:
Muscle pathophysiology › ViewMuscle remains contracted due to overuse, lack of water, or lack of oxygen
A. Strain
B. Sprain
C. Cramp
D. Pulled Muscle
Immunology › View
Kidney glomeruli can become obstructed with immune complexes as a result of:
A. Properdin deficiency
B. inadequate C3b-mediated opsonization
C. membrane attack complex formation
D. autoantibodies that bind C3bBb