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Prime & Geometric Factors

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What are the 4 prime factors of the x-ray beam?   show
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show Detail  
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show 1) Visibility of detail 2) Geometric Detail  
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show Visibility of detail  
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These are factors that can be measured:   show
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show Resolution  
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show Reduce visibility of detail  
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Increasing motion will have what effect on the visibility of detail?   show
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show Reduce  
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kVp or mA that is too high or too low will have what effect on the visibility of detail?   show
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What has the greatest effect on the reduction of detail?   show
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show Larger; Reduces  
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show 1) Short exposure technique 2) Immobilization 3) Suspension of respiration 4) Communication  
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What is the MOST important way to reduce motion?   show
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Geometric detail refers to what 2 radiographic properties?   show
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Image proper or true image is called:   show
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The light hazy area surrounding the true image is called:   show
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show Reduces detail  
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show SID, OID, FSS  
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Regarding Geometric Detail and the factors that affect it, what is the best factor settings to produce the greatest geometric detail?   show
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Of the 3 factors that affect Geometric Detail, which factor affects Geometric Detail the most?   show
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show Increase penumbra  
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Shorter SID's do what to penumbra?   show
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Extremities would tend to require a small or large FSS?   show
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show Large FSS  
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show Small FSS  
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show Increase the SID  
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As mA is increased, what happens to the focal spot?   show
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show Pinhole Camera  
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What is used to measure the focal spot size on focal spots smaller than 0.3mm?   show
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show Line Focus Principle  
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show Large; Sharpness; Small  
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show Actual focal spot  
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show Effective focal spot  
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This is the area bombarded by electrons:   show
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What is the average target angle?   show
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The smaller the angle, the ________ the effective focal spot.   show
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Small angle = _________ effective focal spot   show
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What tool is used to measure the radiographic detail?   show
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SOD: _______ _______ ________   show
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How can you calculate the SOD?   show
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show FSS(width) X OID ÷ SOD  
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In calculating for penumbra, the smaller the number would equal what?   show
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show Distortion  
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What are the 2 types of distortion?   show
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True distortion is _________ distortion.   show
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show Shape  
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show Size distortion  
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The width of the image is to (÷) the width of the object as the (=) distance of the image from the light source is to the distance of the object from the light source:   show
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show Image width ÷ Object width = SID ÷ SOD (I/O=I/O)  
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Decreasing _______ = increase in magnification   show
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show Shape Distortion  
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Shape distortion is caused by misalignment of _________, _________, or __________.   show
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show Definition  
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Ideally, what should be parallel and what should be perpendicular?   show
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What are the 2 types of shape distortion?   show
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show Foreshortening  
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show Tube Angulation  
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show OID  
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show Inclined  
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How can distortion be corrected?   show
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show OID  
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show Magnification  
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show 2 times larger  
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show Inclined  
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show None  
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show None  
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show Focal Spot Size  
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show Small  
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show Sharp  
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An IVP is routinely conducted with an anteroposterior projection to ________ the FSB of the kidneys.   show
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What principally controls geometric blur?   show
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show Small  
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show Penumbra  
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Imaging an object lateral to the central axis of the beam will cause FSB to be __________ on the __________ side.   show
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show SID  
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When the focal spot is switched from large to small, penumbra will be _________.   show
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Image contrast is the product of image receptor contrast and ___________ contrast.   show
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Spatial resolution is principally affected by what?   show
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show Blur  
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Use of contrast media principally affects ____________ resolution.   show
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Increasing collimation results in improved ___________ resolution and patient dose.   show
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show Focal Spot Size  
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kVp does what to image blur?   show
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show Spatial  
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show Increase  
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show mA; mAs is adjusted by reducing time (shorter exposure) which reduces blur (motion)  
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the ability of an imaging system to discriminate between two adjacent high-contrast objects.   show
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show Nothing  
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When an object is to one side of the central axis of the x-ray beam, what will happen to magnification?   show
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show Nothing  
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show Nothing  
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