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Ionising radiation: pregnancy exposure and clinical use

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Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Biophysics→ General→ Radioactivity→ Ionising radiation→ Electromagnetic radiation
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Biophysics→ General→ Radioactivity→ Ionising radiation→ Positron
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Biophysics→ General→ Radioactivity→ Ionising radiation→ X-rays
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Biophysics→ General→ Radioactivity→ Pregnancy exposure→ In-utero X-ray exposure

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SSBA Q588 generated
Which ionising particle is approximately equal in size to an electron but carries a positive charge and is used in PET imaging?
Biophysics → General → Radioactivity → Ionising radiation → Positron
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SSBA Q589 generated
Which statement most accurately distinguishes the origin of gamma rays from X-rays?
Biophysics → General → Radioactivity → Ionising radiation → Electromagnetic radiation
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SSBA Q594 generated
Which childhood outcome has a recognised increased risk following exposure to X-radiation in utero?
Biophysics → General → Radioactivity → Pregnancy exposure → In-utero X-ray exposure
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SSBA Q595 generated
An X-ray photon transfers part of its energy to an orbital electron as it passes through matter. Which combination describes the subsequent change in the X-ray?
Biophysics → General → Radioactivity → Ionising radiation → X-rays
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