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Part 1, generator, fluoro

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A generator provides power to X-ray tube. What are the three ways this is done? Single-phase Three-phase High-frequency phase
How to calculate # of dots on a single-phase machine 120 x time (in seconds)
How to calculate degree of arc on a three-phase machine 360 x time (in seconds)
Tube Reading Chart If intersects above the kvp line it is considered safe or unsafe? Unsafe
Tube Reading Chart If intersects below the kvp line it is considered safe or unsafe? Safe
Image intensification process 1. Exit radiation interacts with input phosphor & converts to visible light 2. Light is converted to electrons by photocathode 3. Electrons are focused by focusing lenses & accelerate toward anode to strike the output phosphor to create a Brighter image
Brightness gain Accelerated electrons create a brighter image Product of flux gain & minification gain
Flux gain Accelerated electrons increase light intensities
Minification gain Reduction in size of output phosphor image compared to input phosphor image
Magnification mode increases what? Visualization of smaller structures Patient dose
Fluoro SHAPE distortion Curved shape, pincushion appearance
Fluoro VIGNETTING distortion Loss of brightness around periphery
Fluoro NOISE distortion Grainy; insufficient information present
Viewing systems How to view the image from output phosphor Must first be converted into electrical signal via television camera
TV Camera What is a camera tube? Encloses an electron gun & photoconductive target assembly
TV Camera What is a CCD? A light sensitive semiconducting decive
TV Camera CCD Advantages: 1. More sensitive to wider range of light 2. No geometric distortion 3. Smaller
Display monitors & description CRT: electron gun scans phosphor layer inside of glass front LCD: several layers of liquid crystal Plasma: thin layers of pixels
3 types of recording systems Cassette spot filming Film/photospot camera Videotape/DVD recording
Digital fluoro adds ________ ADC & computer between TV camera & monitor
Newer digital fluoro advantages 1. lighter & more compact 2. produces signal directly 3. Better contrast resolution 4. Less noise
Continuous exposure produces _____ frames of images each second 30
Pulsed exposure produces _____ frames of images each second 7
Intensity of x-ray exposure at TT should not exceed ____ R/min WITH automatic brightness control 10
Intensity of x-ray exposure at TT should not exceed ____ R/min WITHOUT automatic brightness control 5
Source to skin (SSD) should be no less than ____ inches for stationary fluoro units 15"
Source to skin (SSD) should be no less than ____ inches for mobile fluoro units 12"
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