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Dovator [93]
2 years ago
9

a radiograph in front of you appears dark. you note that the bones are gray. what is the most appropriate change to make when re

taking this film
Biology
1 answer:
zvonat [6]2 years ago
8 0

Decrease the kilovoltage peak(kVp) by 10%

<u>Kilovoltage peak</u> is referred to as kVp. This is the maximum voltage that the X-ray machine will produce during an exposure.

For instance, if 80 kVp is chosen, the maximum power of x-rays produced during this exposure is 80 kilovolts.

The<u> degree of contrast</u> is controlled by kVp means the radiographic contrast decreases as the kVp rises. <u>Increasing</u> kVp also <u>increases </u>the image's overall density (darkness).

Therefore it is best to <u>decrease</u> the kVp by 10% for the next radiograph as a relatively minor change in kVp can have a big impact on the image.

Learn more about kVp and radiograph here brainly.com/question/24183828

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