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show increases the number of shades of gray.  
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A systems ability to respond to varying levels of exposure, including very minimal exposure, is referred to as:   show
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show DICOM  
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the higher the number of pixels within a fixed FOV, the:   show
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show It is high-pass filtering (boosts contrast of higher spatial frequencies) Can increase noise Improves visibility by increasing contrast along edges  
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All of the following are true regarding digital imaging except:   show
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show the orbits are very round the superior orbital fissures are usually seen within the orbits the petrous ridges are in the lower third of the orbits the skull itself tends to appear a bit more oblong/oval due to the angular of the CR  
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show Godfrey Hounsfield  
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A perfect image processing system would have an MTF of   show
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show Lateral  
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Digital image quality is improved with:   show
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show digital  
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Window level parameters control image   show
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show the pixel size is increased  
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show image grayscale values; contrast  
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show the US military  
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The more light spread, the ________ the MTF.   show
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The number of bits per pixel is known as bit:   show
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show K^IND  
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CR acquires an image through   show
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show pixel size  
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The higher the DQE of a system, the radiation exposure necessary to produce a quality image is:   show
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What is the BEST view for the ethmoid sinuses?   show
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A continuously changing signal is known as:   show
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show 512  
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Which of the following statements is not true?   show
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Deviation index is a logarithmic expression of the difference between:   show
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show Detective Quantum Efficiency  
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show Nyquist theorem  
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show head only  
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In the SMV (Schuller) projection, the mandible is:   show
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show loss of information  
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Which artifact can occur when the sampling frequency is not greater than twice the frequency of the input signal?   show
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show Units to quantify are Joule/kg or GYa Air KERMA stands for: Kinetic Energy Release in Mass of Air  
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show contrast resolution  
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show signal to noise ratio  
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show Excessive CR angulation  
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show K^TGT  
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The exposure latitude of digital projection radiography responds in a ___________ manner.   show
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The amount of detail present in any image is known as ________ resolution.   show
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show Digital systems have superior contrast resolution compared to film. Film as superior spatial resolution compared to digital.  
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show histogram  
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Raw data used to form the image histogram are compared with:   show
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show It is impossible to achieve an MTF of 100% due to the noise inherent in a digital system  
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show Alara principle has not been followed  
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How often the analog signal is sampled as it is digitized is the:   show
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