I came across this question on a registry review and am struggling to answer it mathematically.
Which of the following will produce the shortest scale of contrast?
A. 15 mAs, 70 kVp, 8:1 grid
B. 15 mAs, 95 kVp, 8:1 grid
C. 15 mAs, 70 kVp, 6:1 grid
D. 16 mAs, 95 kVp, 12:1 grid
I think C is wrong bc the low grid ratio. B is incorrect bc the higher kVp (compared w/ A, the higher kVp in B would lead to longer scale contrast. W all other factors being equal between the 2 choices, the kVp is the determining factor.) So I think I’ve narrowed it down to choices A and D, but what will contribute more to a shorter scale contrast: the lower kVp of choice A or the high grid ratio of choice D?
Is there a mathematical way/formula to solve this?
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