Mobile Radiography

3. anatomy that uses short axis grid
4. IR not attached to power cord; uses batteries
7. primary cause of mobile repeats
10. ____ number that assess image exposure quality
12. type of mobile equipment with serious limitations in kVp
15. preferred name for portables
17. high frequency generators move at a speed of 2.5 to ___
18. minimum number of lead aprons
20. position of II to get the greatest amount of scatter radiation to the eyes and face
24. type of unit that provides consistent radiation output
26. mobile unit that can be rotated and extended
27. IR attached to power cord
29. c-arm projection with little or no radiation exposure
30. SSD in cm for mobile units

1. aprons provides protection from
2. in high frequency generators, the kVp produces this type of ripples
5. anatomy that uses vertical axis grid
6. type of switch that allows for mobile units to move when the lever is held down
8. displays the current dynamic image
9. artifacts that can be removed
10. hours that the high frequency generators needs to charge if fully dead
11. 6:1 or 8:1 describes ____ grids
13. explain,ask, listen
14. special changes of routine projection
16. position of II to get the least amount of scatter radiation to the eyes and face
19. stores the previous image
21. not enough mA
22. describes position of CR to demonstrate air fluid levels
23. adjust image brightness regardless of exposure
25. mobile radiography requires a level of
28. mobile radiography increase possibilities of