What are the 3 potential fates of an x-ray photon?

Kilovoltage Peak (kVp) and Miliamper-Seconds (mAs) represent:

The abbreviation SID refers to which of the following?

The photon interaction that most directly impacts occupational exposure is termed ______________ interaction.

According to the NCRP, the annual whole-body effective dose limit for the occupational worker is:

What does use of the collimation (collimator) do for the x-ray exposure field? 

Digital images are sent to be stored/archived and to a system called_____________. 

What conditions must be present to produce x-ray photons? 1.cathode tube with air removed (vacuum)          2.supply or source of electrons 3.Means of moving electrons     4.Means of stopping electrons  

Uranium, Thorium, and Radon are examples of __________.

In Radiology, what does IR stand for?