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As compared with lower kVp exposures, when using high kVp will result in a scattered photon that is of ________ energy. Group of answer choices

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Answer:

Increased

Step-by-step explanation:

kVp is an acronym for kilovoltage peak, and it determines the strength x-ray beam strength, and the quality of the beam, it is a measure of the highest that the x-ray machine produces. A 60 kVp x-ray will produce photons with a maximum energy of 60 kilovolts while a 70 kVp will produce photons having 70 kilovolts as the maximum energy

Therefore, a high kVp exposure will result in scattered photon that is of increased energy compared with a lower kVp exposure.

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