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Bushong Chapter 15

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The range of exposure over which a film produces an image if the definition for?   show
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Doubling the mAs on an inversely proportional system will result in: 1. Half the brightness level 2. Double the exposure index 3. A decrease in the exposure index   show
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Which radiographic image capture method uses chemical development to produce the manifest image?   show
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The exposure latitude of digital projection radiography responds in a _______ manner   show
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T/F: If grid lines are present and run parallel to the scanning laser, the image will not have the moire pattern present.   show
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show False  
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The arrangement of pixels in rows and columns is known as?   show
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show True  
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The active layer in a PSP plate is usually made of phosphors from what family group?   show
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show Reflective  
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The laser excites the electrons trapped in the phosphor centers so that they energy may be released in the form of _______   show
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What device in the reader detects the light being released from the PSP plate during reading?   show
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show 1. After every PSP plate is read. 2. By flooding it with a bright light. 3. Manually by selecting the proper eraser method.  
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T/F: Too much mAs will cause quantum mottle   show
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show Wide  
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show Brightness  
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show High  
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Another term for imaging noise is?   show
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T/F: The greater the exposure to the plate, the greater the intensity of the light is emitted from the plate during the reading.   show
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show False  
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show Fluorescence  
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Which of the following are advantages of digital systems over film-screen systems? 1. Increased dynamic range 2. Higher spatial resolution 3. More contrast resolution   show
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show A pixel  
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What is spatial resolution in digital imaging is determined by?   show
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Quantum mottle on an image is also referred to as?   show
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How would dirt on the light guide of a CR reader appear on a digital image?   show
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show To assess the level of detector noise in the system.  
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The active portion of a CR imaging plate is?   show
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When was CR invented?   show
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When was CR introduced to the medical field?   show
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T/F: CR is the most widely used from of digital radiography.   show
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What does PSP stand for?   show
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What does SPS stand for?   show
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When is it called PSP and when is is called SPS?   show
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show 5  
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What are the 5 layers of the PSP plate?   show
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What is the purpose of the protective layer?   show
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show It is the active layer where the latent image is formed.  
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show To increase efficiency.  
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show To provide support.  
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What is the purpose of the back layer?   show
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show Lead (Pb)  
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What 2 things are the photostimulable phosphors comprised of?   show
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What are the chemical symbols for barium fluorohalide with europium?   show
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What is the role of the europium?   show
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Photostimulable phosphors emit light when they are stimulated by??   show
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Why are phosphors linear versus "block shape"?   show
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What is the first step in the process of latent image formation?   show
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show Outer shell e- becomes excited, leaves it orbit while simultaneously producing light.  
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show The excited e- hovers just above its orbit causing a void and resulting in an unstable atom.  
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show When the e- return to its orbit light is emitted again.  
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When can electrons return to their orbits?   show
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