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Explain The Properties Of X-Rays
How is the electromagnetic spectr...,
Why is the x ray tube enclosed in...,
What s the purpose of a rotating ...
6
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Explain Each Component Required To Take An X-Ray In Detail
What does each control panel do 1,
Why is it important in veterinary...,
Technique is a term used for the ...
5
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Recognize The Potential Harm Radiation Can Do And The Safety Procedures Used To Limit This Harm
What is the minimal radiation saf...,
What is a dosimeter what is it us...,
There are two groups of people wh...
5
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Identify The Various Types Of Film
What is the film emulsion layer m...,
What is a latent image 2,
What is the difference between no...
6
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Explain How To Develop An Image In A Darkroom
Where in the darkroom is there mo...,
Besides light proofing what else ...,
What is meant by the wet side and...
5
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Recognize How Changes In Technique Can Affect A Radiographic Image
Name four technique charts that y...,
What happens when the x ray tube ...,
What is the density order of tiss...
4
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Explain General Concepts Related To Digital Radiography
What is a pixel 1,
What is image noise 2,
How do you try to remove image no...
5
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Explain Contrast Study Use In Veterinary Medicine
What are contrast media 1,
What are the four types of contra...,
List the types of radiolucent gas...
5
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Identify General Concepts Related To Ultrasound Imaging
The ultrasound machine changes el...,
What does anechoic mean what colo...,
List 3 types of transducers 3
5
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Define Imaging Modalities Available For Use In Veterinary Medicine
_____ gas is used for insufflation 1,
Why is having the ability to insu...,
When is a rigid endoscope general...
10
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Explain General Concepts In Positioning A Patient To Have Radiographs Taken
A minimum of how many radiographs...,
When an animal is placed in later...,
In radiographic nomenclature vd s...
10
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Show How To Properly Position Small Animals For Radiographs Of The Thorax And Abdomen
At what point during expiration a...,
What are the most common views ta...,
What area of the ribs should be s...
7
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Ahow How To Properly Position Small Animals For Radiographs Of The Pelvis And Hind Limbs
What does ofa stand for 1,
What does chd stand for 2,
What do the pennhip radiographs e...
7
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Show How To Properly Position Small Animas For Radiographs Of The Shoulders And Front Limbs
Which area is evaluated for dyspl...,
Imaging of the thoracic girdle us...,
What is a common mistake when it ...
5
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Show How To Properly Position Small Animals For Radiogrpahs Of The Spine And Scull
True or false when a dog comes in...,
When radiographing the spine of a...,
What projections besides lateral ...
5
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Explain General Concepts In Dental Radiography
When should dental radiographs be...,
In what position should an anima ...,
What are two common errors that o...
5
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Show How To Properly Position Exotic Animals For Radiographs
What is the typical focal film di...,
What type of views are typically ...,
Name a few of the positioning aid...
5
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Show How To Properly Position Large Animals For Radiogrpahs
Large animal radiography is commo...,
Does the large animal x ray machi...,
An evaluation of the navicular bo...
6
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