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Scatter Control 177

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Convergent Point: Point where angled lead lines would meet if extended
Convergent Line: Line created by the connection of the infinite convergent points along the entire length of the grid
Focal Distance (grid radius): Distance between the grid and the convergent line or point
Focal Range: Possible SIDs that can be used
It's Possible to see the grid lines on the radiographic image taken with a _________ Stationary Grid
A ________ Blurs grid lines Moving or Reciprocating Grid
Wafer Grid: Placed on top of the IR, often taped down
Grid Cassette: An IR that has a grid permanently mounted to its front surface
Grid Cap: Contains a permanently mounted grid and allows the IR to slide in behind it
Grid Conversion Factor= mAs with grid Divided By mAs without grid
When changing from one grid ratio to another, the following formula should be used to adjust the mAs mAs1 = GCF1 Divided by mAs2 GCF2
A decrease of transmitted photons reaching the IR because of grid misalignment Grid Cutoff
Darker center and loss of exposure along the lateral edges- Upside-Down Focused
Loss of exposure along all the edges- Off Focus
Overall loss of exposure- Off Center & Off Level
Describe an Upside-Down Focused Grid Error Grid is placed upside down on the IR Grid lines now go opposite/against the divergence of the x-ray beam
Describe an Off Focus Grid Error SID is outside of the recommended focal range (greater or less than focal range for the grid)
Describe an Off Center Grid Error CR is not aligned from side to side with the center of a focused grid
Describe an Off Level Grid Error Grid is not level so the Beam is angled across lead strips
The______ happens in both CR and DR and appears as a zebra pattern Moiré Effect
Moiré Effect cause in CR: When the grid frequency is similar to the laser scanning frequency inside the reader
Moiré Effect cause in DR: Insufficient sampling frequency – has nothing to do with grids
We should use a grid when: Part thickness greater than 10 cm (4 in) The kVp is greater than 60
What is the most common grid error? Off Level (heavier paitent whos been in bed for a long time, Bed isn't level)
The _______ Can be an alternative to using a grid & Should be used anytime that there is significant OID Air Gap Technique
Any individual in the radiographic room during an exposure must wear a _______ to prevent exposure to scatter radiation Lead Apron
_______ allow more Transmitted Photons to reach the IR Focused Grids
________ Are More prone to Grid Cutoff Cross-Hatched Grids
Created by: user-2016295
 

 



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