X-RAY Imaging
X-RAY Imaging ( 42 Questions)
X-ray imaging is based on the principle of:
Using sound waves to create images of internal structures refers to ultrasound imaging, not X-ray imaging.
Utilizing magnetic fields to visualize bones and soft tissues describes magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), not X-ray imaging.
X-ray imaging uses ionizing radiation, which has high energy and can penetrate tissues. When X-rays pass through the body, they are absorbed differently by various tissues, creating an image that allows visualization of bones and soft tissues.
Emitting radio waves to visualize organs and blood vessels is a principle of MRI and not X-ray imaging.
X-ray imaging uses ionizing radiation, which has high energy and can penetrate tissues. When X-rays pass through the body, they are absorbed differently by various tissues, creating an image that allows visualization of bones and soft tissues.
a. Using sound waves to create images of internal structures refers to ultrasound imaging, not X-ray imaging.
b. Utilizing magnetic fields to visualize bones and soft tissues describes magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), not X-ray imaging.
d. Emitting radio waves to visualize organs and blood vessels is a principle of MRI and not X-ray imaging.