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RADT 465

ARRT registry review covering Equipment Operation & Quality Control and Image Ac

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What are the 4 qualities to evaluate a radiographic image? Brightness, contrast/gray scale. spatial resolution, distortion. Page 326
What are the visibility factors? Receptor exposure and contrast Page 326
What is mAs directly proportional to? Beam intensity, exposure rate, quantity, patient dose. Page 327
What happens to exposure rate as SID increases? Exposure decreases (inverse square law) Page 328
Most important way to limit the production of scattered radiation to improve contrast? Beam restriction Page 331
Effect of high KV on patient dose? higher KV decreases patient dose Page 333
True of false. Protective filtration has an impact on receptor exposure. False. no effect. Page 341
What kind of filter may be used for chest radiography? Trough filter page 343
What happens to receptor exposure as field size increases RE increases (scatter) page 345
Does the thicker body part go under the cathode or anode? Cathode page 344
True or false: Generator type has no effect on receptor exposure or contrast. True page 346
What is defined as the volume of tissue that is represented in a pixel Voxel page 347
Window width controls shades of gray page 348
Window level controls brightness page 348
Fixed kV techniques are generally used with.. AEC page 352
Digital imaging can compensate for ___% underexposed and ___% overexposed 80, 500 page 353
Name the two types of AEC's ionization chamber and phototimer page 354
What describes the number of bits per pixel bit depth page 357
Grid absorption of the useful beam is cut off page 358
How is spatial resolution measured? lp/mm page 361
As FOV is decreased what happens to matrix size? stays the same page 362
Can noise be removed in post-processing? No page 363
What factors affect resolution? OID, SID, Focal spot size, motion. patient factors page 363
What effect does increasing SID have on geometric resolution improves page 365
Smaller focal spot size= _____ spatial resolution better page 369
Is effective focal spot larger or smaller than actual focal spot? smaller page 372
What has the greatest impact on image magnification? OID page 327
What describes the percentage of incoming x-ray photons that are identified and absorbed by the detector? Detective quantum efficiency page 376
As matrix size increases what happens to pixels pixel size decreases page 376
What 3 cycles does the PSP go through x-ray exposure, reading, erasure page 386
What information is required on an x-ray image? Patient name/ID number, side marker, exam date, institution name page 382
What os the graphical representation of pixel value distribution histogram page 391
What do LUT's do? manipulate grayscale values to provide the appropriate grayscale rendition page 391
The main difference between direct-capture and indirect capture DR is direct capture/ conversion has no scintillator page 399
Which layer of the PSP is responsible for directing emitted light toward the CR reader? reflective layer page 399
To eject a K-shell electron from a tungsten atom, the incoming electron must be at least 70 keV page 418
Which circuit operates on self-induction? choke coil
What type of x-ray generate will produce the greatest voltage ripple single phase, full wave recified
What is the relationship between wavelength and energy inversely related page 418
What is the relationship between frequency and energy direct page 418
Equipment operated above 70 kV must have ___ Al equivalent 2.5 page 430
Circuit devices that permit electrons to flow only in one direction are solid-state diodes
The voltage ripples associated with a 3 phase, 12 pulse- rectified generator is about 4% page 442
what calculates the ratio of light photons at the output phosphor to the number at the input phosphor? flux gain page 476
Common causes of x-ray tube failure? vaporized tungsten, pitted anode, cracked anode, gassy tube
HU formula mA x time x kV page 426
The width of the beveled focal track is called actual focal spot page 424
The 3 portions of the x-ray circuit low voltage/primary circuit filament circuit high voltage/ seconday circuit page 440
What part of the circuit can the x-ray tube be found? High voltage circuit page 445
What is the volume element voxel page 446
Saia, D.A. (2018). Equipment Operation and Quality Assurance. In S. Barnes, C. M. Thomas (Eds.), Radiography Prep (9th ed., pp. xxx-xxx).Chicago, IL: McGraw-Hill Education. Saia, D.A. (2018). Image Acquisition and Technical Evaluation In S. Barnes, C. M. Thomas (Eds.), Radiography Prep (9th ed., pp. xxx-xxx).Chicago, IL: McGraw-Hill Education.
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