Unit 1: Science Behind Radiological Equipment

20252m

What kind of electromagnetic radiation is used in diagnostic imaging to view bones?
(i) Gamma rays
(ii) UV rays
(iii) X-rays
(iv) IR rays

Search Google Ask AI

Worked SolutionAI Assisted

Answer

Correct option: (iii) X-rays

X-rays are high-energy electromagnetic radiation used in diagnostic radiography. They penetrate tissues differently and produce image contrast, particularly making bones clearly visible.

Similar questions

Radiological EquipmentWhich imaging modality uses ionizing radiation? (i) X-ray (ii) MRI (iii) Gamma camera (iv) CT-scan20252m Radiological EquipmentMRI uses what kind of waves/energy to generate images? (i) [unclear in source] (ii) [unclear in source] (iii) Radiofrequency waves (iv) Ultraviolet20252m Biomedical Transducer and InstrumentationIn magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which of the following is used to generate detailed images of soft tissues? (i) Ionizing radiation (ii) High-frequency sound waves (iii) Magnetic fields & radio waves (iv) Gamma rays20242m Biomedical Transducer and InstrumentationWhich of the following imaging modalities is primarily based on the use of electromagnetic radiation to produce detailed images of internal body structures? (i) Magnetic Resonance Imaging (ii) Ultrasound imaging (iii) X-ray imaging (iv) Nuclear medicine imaging20242m

NextWho discovered X-rays? (i) Wilhelm Röntgen (ii) Marie Curie (iii) Henri Becquerel (iv) Ernest Rutherford

AI LearningWeb Platform

Coursify — Personal AI Course Generator

Struggling with a difficult subject or concept? Turn any engineering topic into a structured course with interactive lessons, quizzes, and research-backed explanations.

Try Coursify Free