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1.The CCD has high sensitivity to x-ray exposure and a very narrow dynamic range. true or false False
2.Computed radiography uses (a) _____________________ for latent image formation. photostimulable phosphor
3.What is the most recent development in digital radiography image receptors? Direct capture solid state devices
4.Spatial resolution is determined by the ratio of ________________ to ____________. field of view; matrix size
5.The dynamic range determines the degree of __________________ in the image. contrast resolution
6.Digital radiography first began to be used in clinical settings in the _______. 1980s
7.One advantage of DR over scanned projection radiography is __________________________. shorter exposure time
8. In digital radiography, spatial resolution is improved with increased _____________. matrix size
9.In digital radiography, the visible image results when the _______________ is scanned by a laser beam. photostimulable phosphor (PSP)
10.The primary limitation of fanned beam radiography is ______________________. long scanning time
11.CsI/a-Si is an indirect DR process by which x-rays are converted first to light and then to an electronic signal. true or false True
12.Scanned projection radiography was developed as a complement to ______________. computed tomography
13.Digital radiography is best described by which three elements? Capture, coupling, and collection
14.In digital radiography, the brightness of the image is determined by _______________. pixel values
15Spatial resolution in DR is pixel unlimited. true or false False
16.Conventional x-ray tubes and image receptors are used with ________ radiography systems. computed
17.CsI/CCD is an indirect DR process by which x-rays are converted first to light and then to an electronic signal. True or false True
18.In CR, the capture element is the _____________. photostimulable phosphor (PSP)
19.Digital radiography is best described by three elements—capture, archiving, and storage. true or False False
20. Scanned projection radiography differs from conventional radiography in the lack of ____________________________. scattered x-rays
21.Spatial resolution in DR is limited by ___________. pixel size
22.Which of the following are capture elements used in DR? Gadolinium oxysulfide
23.The ability of the CCD to detect and respond to very low levels of visible light is known as ________________. sensitivity
24.Which of the following is an indirect DR process by which x-rays are converted first to light and then to an electronic signal? Cesium iodide/charge coupled device (CsI/CCD)
25.Which of the following are collection elements used in DR? Photodiode
26._________ is the number of gray shades that an imaging system can reproduce. Dynamic range
27.Which of the following is a measure of x-ray absorption efficiency? Detective quantum efficiency (DQE)
28.Digital radiography images should be repeated if there is a problem with _________. positioning
29.The use of an image receptor with _____ DQE can result in _____ patient doses. high; lower
30._________ is the ability to render small objects on the image. Spatial resolution
31.Where is the autotransformer located in the circuit? Control console
32.The principal disadvantage of three-phase equipment is ______. cost
33.kVp determines the _________ of the x-ray beam and mAs determines the __________ of the x-ray beam. quality; quantity
34.What is the industry standard formula for calculating high voltage generator power? Power = max mA (@100 kVp and 100 ms) × 100 kVp
35.A single-phase waveform has _____ ripple. 100%
36.The _______ is/are inside the glass envelope. anode
37. Which of the following is the most common cause of tube failure? Vaporized tungsten
38.The heel effect is caused by the ___________. anode angle
39.The _______ is located inside the glass envelope. cathode
40.Localized pitting or cracking on the anode can occur from _____________. a single excessive exposure
41.The autotransformer has _____ winding(s). one
42.The first component to receive power in the x-ray circuit is the ______________. autotransformer
43.The difference in the waveform between the primary and secondary sides of the high voltage transformer is _________. amplitude
44.The three main parts of the x-ray imaging system are the x-ray tube, ____________, and ____________. operating console; high voltage generator
45.Variations in power distribution to the x-ray machine are corrected by the ____________. line voltage compensator
46.The high voltage generator contains the high voltage transformer, the __________, and the ___________. timer; rectifiers
47.The step-up transformer increases voltage _________ times. 500 to 1000
48.A step-down transformer is located in the _______ circuit. filament
49.The operating console contains circuits that are ________________. low voltage only
50.Voltage across the x-ray tube is most constant with _________________. high frequency generators
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