Find out how an X-ray works in finding out if you have a broken bone or muscles with the help of this animated learning module.
An X-ray is a form of electromagnetic radiation. Their wavelength is smaller the UV rays and are therefore invisible to the human eye. Due to this small wavelength, x-rays are able to pass through solid objects. Their ability to penetrate solid objects depends on how dense the material of the object is.
The human body is made up of bones, muscle, skin, tissue and muscles. All these have varying densities where bones are the most tightly packed. When you pass an x-ray through a body, the bones are the only part through which the x-rays are not able to pass. If you place photographic paper on the other side of your body, only those rays which have passed through the body will turn the paper dark. This is why bones show up as white spaces on an x-ray and how doctors can tell if you have an injury to your skeletal structure.
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