What is scattered radiation?
A. Radiation that spreads out in different directions from a radiation beam when the beam interacts with a substance, such as body tissue.
B. Radiation before it hits the subject matter
C. Radiation after it hits and has passed through the subject matter at extremely high speeds
D. Radiation that is currently in the body but has not created an image
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What is fluoroscopy?
A. Use of x-rays to create real time images of patient anatomy and function
B. use of flouroscent light to create images of a patient
C. the study of how x rays interact with the brain
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