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RADT 412

QC & QA

QuestionAnswer
How often should you check Exposure Timer Accuracy? Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of Exposure Timer Accuracy? + or - 5%
How often should you check mA Linearity? Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of mA Linearity? + or - 10% adjacent stations
How often should you check Exposure Reproducability? Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of Exposure Reproducability? + or - 5%
How often should you check Kilovoltage Peak Calibration? Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of Kilovoltage Peak Calibration? + or - 5%
How often should you check Half-Value Layer / Filtration? Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of Half-Value Layer / Filtration? Exceed required minimum (amount of thickness of absorber material "usually aluminum" needed to reduce the intensity of the x-ray beam to one-half of the original)
How often should you check Collimation? Semi-Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of Collimation? + or - 2% of the SID
How often should you check Vertical Beam Alignment? Semi-Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of Vertical Beam Alignment? + or - 2 degrees from vertical
How often should you check Focal Spot Size / Condition? Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of Focal Spot Size / Condition? + or - 50% of nominal size
How often should you check the Image Receptor System? Semi-Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of a Image Receptor System? Zero visible defects
How often should you check the Automatic Exposure Control? Annually
What is the Acceptable Range of the Automatic Exposure Control? + or - 10%
With HVL, the higher the HVL of an x-ray beam, the _____ penetrating the beam more
Acceptance testing of x-ray equipment is performed by a ______ prior to daily use. medical physicist
In medical imaging departments with a quality control program in place, the great majority of repeated exposures are due to improper: Positioning
The device (provided by many manufacturers of display monitors) designed to directly measure luminance, or the light intensity emitted from a display monitor, is the: Photometer
Determining how consistently radiologists' image interpretations match ultimate patient diagnosis is called ____. outcome assessment/analysis
T/F: Quality control refers to the calibration and monitoring of equipment. True
The minimum source-to-table distance for stationary fluoroscopy units is: 15 inches
The minimum source-to-table distance for mobile fluoroscopy units is: 12 inches
The ability to be given a negative diagnosis when no disease is present is termed: specificity
The ability to detect disease is termed: sensitivity
Created by: rdwilliams
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