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RAD100

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Diagnostic Yield the amount of useful diagnostic information obtained from an image after the exposure
Diagnostic Efficiency measures the accuracy of the diagnostic information
Components of the X-Ray System X-ray tube, generator, control operating console
What is an upright image receptor used for? For patients who are standing or erect position - used mostly for chest and abdominal x-rays
Different types of Receptors Film-screen (analog), Computed Radiography ( CR), Digital Radiography (DR)
Name some Anatomical Terms Caudal-towards the feet, Cephalic-toward the head, proximal-closer to the point/trunk, distal-further from the point/trunk
Planes of the Body Sagittal- right/left portions, Midsagittal- equal right/left halves, Coronal/Frontal- anterior/posterior, Tranverse-superior/inferior
Describe bodily structures in relation to one another Ex. the radius is more proximal to the body than the ulna, the ankle is more caudal than the wrist
Terms for body movements Dorsiflexion-toes upward, Plantar flexion-toes downward, Rotation- turning around axis
Explain the purpose of the collimation assembly and its importance in radiation protection. To prevent over exposure, reduce radiation scatter, improves contrast
Recognize the different positioning aides Wedges, sandbags, and tape
Differentiate between the types of x-ray tube support systems Ceiling-mounted tube support: moves along the ceiling tracks, C-arm: used in surgery & fluoroscopy, U-arm system: tube&receptor move together
Types of X-ray Tables Fixed table: stationary, routine exams, Floating table: moves multiple directions, Elevating table: adjust to height
Identify qualities needed to be a caring radiologic and imaging sciences professional. Compassion, emotional intelligence, critical thinking skills
Recognize specialty radiology suites A few suites: Computed Tomography (CT)- takes real-life cross-sectional images of the body, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) - is a non-ionizing suite, uses a large magnet and radio waves to created images inside of the body
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