Explain the kVp 15% rule
ANS) The kVp 15% rule says that altering the kilovolt peak( kVp) by 15 percentage have the identical consequence as doubling the milliampere-second( mAs) or lowering the milliampere-second by fifty percentage.
The enhancement in the kilovolt peak by 15 percentage creates a reduction in milliampere-seconds by 1/2.
A reduction in kilovolt peak by 15 percentage leads to the doubling of milliampere-second.
* The main 3 motives to utilize 15% rule are as follows;
1) Reduction of scatter
2) Reduction of the client dose.
3) Lessen time period or damage and destruction in tube.
At the time of utilizing the 15% law,we will be deciding the beam quantity.That means the overall amount of x-ray photon of beam.
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Explain how kilovoltage peak (kVp) affects radiation production and IR exposure.
Increasing the kVp by 15% would have the same effect on IR exposure as what mAs increase?
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QUESTION 98 A chest x-ray calls for 100 kVp kVp, 7 mAs, which results in an X-ray intensity of 379 Gy measured at the patient's location. If the mAs is increased to 16 mAs, what will the new X-ray intensity be? Give your answer to the nearest Gy. Include only the number portion of your answer. Do not include the unit. 1 points Save Answer
The original intensity (dose) of an x-ray procedure was estimated to be 0.45 mGyt at a setting of 40 mAs and 75 kVp. If the kVp was increased to 80, what would the new intensity (dose) be
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QUESTION 58 An exam requires 120 kVp, 30 mAs and is done on a single phase imaging system. Find the thermal energy delivered to the anode in Joules. 1 points Save Answer