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advanced imaging digital 3 of 3

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Indirect DR   two part process, photons are converted to light and light to digital signal  
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Direct DR   incoming x-ray photons are converted to an electric signal  
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What is the base layer of the PSP?   support layer  
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Conductor layer of the PSP does what?   ground the plate and absorb light  
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The light shield layer of the PSP does what?   prevents light from erasing data or decreasing spatial resolution  
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Is there an image intensifier in CR?   no  
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Where do x-ray photons interact with CR?   the PSP  
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How quickly is an image lost with CR?   a latent image will loose 25% of its energy in 12 hours  
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How is resolution controlled in processing with CR?   by the laser size  
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LUT   look up table, pre-existing histogram for a specific body part  
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Kodak exposure index range:   1,800-2,000  
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Fuji S number range:   150-250  
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Agfa relative exposure value range:   1.9-2.2  
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What is the useful range for the D log E curve?   .25-2.5  
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Factors that produce low contrast with CR   high kVp, no grid, poor PBL, inc. part thickness  
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What is an advantage of full-field digital mammography?   improved contrast resolution  
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