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MidTerm, Quiz 3 & 4

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show Output screen  
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show 90  
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show 15"  
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show 0.05 to 5  
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During fluoroscopic image intensification, the primary x-ray beam exits the pt & strikes the ______ of the image intensifier.   show
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The photocathode absorbs ________ & emits _________.   show
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The output screen absorbs _______ & emits _________.   show
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The input screen is ______ in shape.   show
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Mobile chest radiography should be performed w/the pt:   show
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T/F: Mobile units produce an x-ray beam w/an average photon energy that is quite similar to that of a stationary unit.   show
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show parallel  
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show there are so many additional variables  
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show patient  
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show battery  
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show C. Analyze density differences  
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show Scotopic vision  
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How many cones are located in the human eye?   show
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The __________ effects occur because the visual system has difficulty perceiving contrast differences that are distance from one another.   show
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Visual acuity in daylight & changes in brightness are better due to:   show
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What has an impact on the amount of scatter produced from the irradiated material?   show
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The purpose of the upper shutter in the collimator is to:   show
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show contrast desired  
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One of the disadvantages of a collimator is it:   show
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show kVp  
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Collimators are restricted in their use for low-level radiation procedures such as:   show
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show veil glare  
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show Positive beam limitation devices  
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Which of the following was the original type of beam restictor?   show
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Digital imaging is a broad term; the term was first used medically in 1970s in:   show
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All of the following is true regarding Digital Radiography except: 1. Cassetteless sys 2. Uses a flat panel detector or charge-coupled device (CCD) hard-wire to computer 3. Requires new installation of room or retrofit 4. Requires special cassettes   show
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show Indirect & direct  
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show DR  
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Most storage phosphor plates are made of:   show
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With CR & DR, concerning exposure latitude; kilovoltage peak still influences subject contrast, but radiographic contrast is primarily controlled by an:   show
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show Image processing algorithms  
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show true  
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show storage space  
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show Indirect Capture  
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Which of the following handles data of continuous currents?   show
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Concerning the Central Processing Unit of a computer, which of the following is less expensive & needs more transmission time or is slower?   show
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show RAM - Random Access Memory  
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This is a special computer that functions as a peripheral that uses CPU memory to simultaneus math problems in a parallel fashion instead of performing them sequentially & is very useful when vast #s of repetitive calculations are required.   show
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There are many types of detectors; which is not on of them? 1. Radiation 2. Nuclear medicine 3. Ultrasound 4. Radiofrequency   show
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Concerning digital image acquisition; which of the following determines resolution?   show
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Which of the following ensures all equipment speaks the same language even though there are different manufacturers?   show
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show Deconvolution  
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When discussing the display qualities; window level controls the image:   show
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When discussing the display qualities; window width controls the image:   show
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This type of filtering either amplifies/deletes all but low frequencies, reduces image noise & often used to remove high frequency noise (smoothing).   show
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Concerning digital image quality, a measure of total amount of contrast in the image is known as:   show
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show absorbs x-rays.  
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Which one of the following serves to protect against static buildup, dust collection, & mechanical damage to the imaging plate?   show
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show active  
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show color  
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show imaging plate  
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show is never completely lost  
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T/F: Lasers create & amplify wide, soft beams of divergent light.   show
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During laser beam formation, both ends of the laser reflect energy back & forth so that the atoms:   show
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show travel in the same direction  
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The optical mirror in the reader:   show
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The device that moves the laser rapidly back & forth across the imaging plate is known as:   show
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show 50 cassettes/hour  
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The power source for laser must be:   show
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show raster  
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The process of scanning the moving imaging plate is known as:   show
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Which of the followign does not determine CR resolution?   show
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show false  
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Imaing plates should be erased every:   show
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CR imaing plates are erased by flooding the plate with:   show
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Each square in a matrix is called a:   show
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The # of bits per pixel is known as bit:   show
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show spatial  
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show true  
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show blue  
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show soft copy  
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There are 2 systems available for digitizers, one is the CCD Linear array & the other is:   show
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show matrix size  
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show XY(B/8)  
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What controls the speed at which data can be sent over a network & is measured in bits per second?   show
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A __________ connects all computers in a system & often uses ethernet that can have a bandwidth of 10Mbas _________ light.   show
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show PACS - Picture Archiving and Communication System  
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There are 3 light sources for laser printers, which is NOT one of them? 1. infrared 2. helium-neon 3. barium luminescence 4. solid state diode   show
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show red  
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show print-up  
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Which of the following storge type has a local hard drive, PACS server & RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks?   show
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________ ________ contains information about the study & the pt.   show
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show Service Object Pairs  
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There are many difficulties w/a PACS system, which is not one of them? 1. small files 2. limited bandwidth 3. special language 4. problems interfacing w/HIS   show
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show true  
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show Service  
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Failure of the reader to find the collimation edges of an image:   show
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show all values  
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Data collected w/in the collimator are represented by a ___________.   show
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A histogram displays the useful signal by locating:   show
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The higher the kilovoltage peak, the:   show
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show true  
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show sampling frequency must be more than twice the imput signal bandwidth  
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If too few pixels are sampled, the result will be:   show
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show occurs because of the # of conversions  
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The longer an image is stored in the CR cassette, the:   show
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In an effort to display the pixels for the area of interest when exposure is greater or less than what is needed to produce an image, __________ occurs.   show
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Automatic rescaling means that images are produced, regardless of the amount of exposure, with:   show
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T/F: Automatic rescaling can be substituted for appropriated technical factors.   show
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The amount of error that can be made & still result in tha capture of a quality image refers to:   show
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show false  
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"The sum of the components in a recording system cannot be greater than the system as a whole" is a defintion of:   show
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A perfect image processing system would have an MTF of:   show
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T/F: It is possible to achieve an MTF of 100%.   show
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show lower  
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show too low  
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show loss of information  
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Amplification of the frequencies of the areas of interest is known as:   show
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show masking  
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show smoothing  
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High-pass filtering is useful for enchancing:   show
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Averaging the frequency of each pixel w/surrounding pixel values to remove high-frequency noise is called:   show
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Excessive light entering the eye when viewing an image is known as _________ glare.   show
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An image manipulation process that fills in the background so that it is darkened is known as:   show
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show false  
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show stitching  
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show annotation  
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Magnification of the entire image at the workstation is termed:   show
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The ability to send images to local network stations can be accomplished using the:   show
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Aliasing results in a ________ effect.   show
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If too few pixels are sampled, the result is a lack of:   show
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In CR, if exposure is more than _______% below the ideal exposure, quantum mottle results.   show
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show spatial frequency control  
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The more ________ involved in the averaging, the smoother the image appears.   show
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If exposure is more than 200% above ideal exposure, _________ __________ results.   show
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