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EO Chapter 15-18

Equipment operations chapters 15-18

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T/F. Computed radiography is a form of digital radiography. True
CR signal loss is objectionable after approximately hours? 8
The diameter of the laser beam determines the _____ of the CR imaging system. spatial resolution
Small laser beam diameter is critical for ensuring high _____. spatial resolution
Sampling and quantization are two processes of ______. ADC
CR is based off the phenomenon of _____. PSL
In DR, the latent image is actually sitting where? On your detector
The ability to render small objects on the image is known as: spatial resolution
Relates to the number of line pairs in a given length. (lp/mm) Spatial frequency
An imaging system with ____ spatial frequency has ___ spatial resolution. higher, better
Spatial resolution in digital imaging is based on _____. pixel size
The number of gray shades that an imaging system can produce is known as: dynamic range
Image noise limits _______. contrast resolution
Window width controls image contrast
Window level controls brightness
____ is a measure of x-ray absorption efficiency. DQE
The scatter x-ray beam has a _____ energy than the primary x-ray beam. lower
The basic photometric unit is the ____. lumen
Operator manipulation of digital images occurs in ____. Postprocessing
What are the 4 principle characteristics of any image? Spatial resolution, contrast resolution, noise, artifacts
The ability to distinguish between differences in intensity in an image. Contrast resolution
Computer defects such as electronic noise, inadequate sampling and inadequate quantization refers to: noise
The activator of the photostimulable phosphor is europium
Four steps of creating an image with CR is: metastable state, stimulate, read, and erase
Stimulation of the latent image results from the interaction of an: infrared laser beam
Measures the ability of an imaging system to convert alternating signals in the x-ray beam into pixel values is known as: MTF
Measures light intensity lux
Measures the total amount of light output lumen
Electric power is measured in Watts
The measurement of the power that is producing brightness watts
Science of the response of the human eye to visible light is known as: photometry
What are some examples of a Hard copy. Film and viewbox
List some examples of Soft copy LED and LCD display, and a digital cathode ray tube
An image display monitor that uses a stream of electrons to stimulate phosphors Digital cathode Ray tube (CRT)
What is the purpose of magnification in post processing? To improve visualization and spatial resolution.
What are the 4 principal components of PACS? Imaging acquisition system, display system, network, and storage system.
Collection of X-rays transmitted through the patient. data acquisition
Detector that allows direct conversion of X-rays to electrical signals through the use of amorphous selenium as the photoconductor. Flat panel a-Se detector
Detector that uses amorphous silicon as a photodiode during the process of indirect conversion of X-rays to electrical signal Flat panel a-Si detector
Array for readout of electrical charges generated by the photodiode flat-panel layer in an indirect flat-panel digital detector Thin film transistor (TFT)
Standard that essentially addresses the communication of images (image data). DICOM
Indirect detectors use a ____. phosphor
Direct detectors use a _____. photoconductor
Fill factor affects ____ and _____. spatial resolution and contrast resolution
A perfect digital detector would have a DQE of ___. 1
PSP imaging plates are erased by flooding the plate with: light
The digital detector used in CR imaging is the ___. imaging plate (IP)
The layer of the imaging plate that traps electrons during exposure is the ____ layer. active
Laser scanning produces a luminescence (light) that is proportional to the stored ____. latent image
The amount of detail present in any image is known as ____ resolution. spatial
The number of trapped electrons is proportional to the ____. absorbed radiation in the receptor.
Photostimulable phosphors have the property of creating and storing a/an ___ when exposed to the x-rays. latent image
The phosphor layer is made of phosphors from the _____ family barium flurohalide
Exposure latitude is conventional radiography as ____ is to DR. dynamic range
Noise on a digital image is the summation of inherent electron system noise and quantum mottle noise. Of these two, the radiographer can improve the noise on an image by: increasing exposure technigque
When matrix size is increased and pixel size goes down. spatial resolution increases
If the digital FOV is 1024 and the display matrix is 256, the pixel size would be: 4 pixel size = 1024 / 256
Each binary number is called a: bit
Computerized digital images consists of a ____ of picture elements, each with video display value or gray shade. matrix
An MTF of ___ represents a perfect transfer of spatial and contrast resolution. 1
_____ produces lateral spreading of light, which destroys the spatial resolution on the image. Powdered phosphors
Which of the following reduces the output image from the scintillator phosphor to the size of the CCD array? optical system
The best S:N ratio is: 1000:1
Which layer used in indirect flat-panel digital detector is usually cesium iodide or gadolinium sulfate? x-ray scintillator
In all systems, exposure outside the range indicates: both overexposure and underexposure
Which of the following will detect the light from the CsI scintillator in the indirect flat-panel TFT detector? sensing area
_____ is the maximum range of pixel value a computer, display monitor, or other digital device can store. bit depth
A wider window width: Decreases contrast and increases grays
The layers of a flat-panel indirect capture detector include the following: Scintillator phosphor, photodiode, TFT array
Which term refers to the time it takes for the latent image to disappear? fading
The percentage of a detector elements area dedicated to photon absorption? fill factor
When the quality of a digital detector is inspected for purchase, the preferred detector for purchase would have a DQE of 68% and MTF of .80
Digital images are less sensitive to scattered and background radiation. T/F false
A digital image is composed of a series of rows and columns known as a ____. matrix
Given the negative feedback due to underexposures, what does a predictable and unfortunate use of higher exposures result in? dose creep
Refers to projection radiography, whereby computers process data collected from patients using special electronic detectors that have replaced the X-ray film cassette. digital radiography
With indirect flat-panel TFT detectors, what is used to first convert X-ray photons into light photons? scintillator layer
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