13

Question 1

Receive an image from a workstation and print the image based on printer LUTs and preset print layouts.

Answer 1

Imagers or Film Printers

Question 2

Use chemicals to process the film that has been exposed to the laser

Answer 2

Wet Imagers

Question 3

Use heat to process the latent image that is etched into the silver emulsion by the laser

Answer 3

Dry imagers

Question 4

The ability to print just in case the PACS goes down is one of the most often heard explanations

Answer 4

Backup

Question 5

There are a few departments that are difficult to convert to PACS initially, such as surgery, orthopedics, and sometimes the emergency room.

Answer 5

Difficult PACS Location

Question 6

Some referring physicians prefer to see their patient’s images while reviewing the radiologist’s report.

Answer 6

Outside Physicians

Question 7

Films can be printed to be viewed in court.

Answer 7

Legal Cases

Question 8

 Most hospitals train students at their institution.

Answer 8

Teaching Purposes

Question 9

Most hospitals try to reduce the amount of printing done in the department

Answer 9

Compact Disk/Digital Versatile Disk Burners

Question 10

Can be defined as a plan for the systematic observation and assessment of the different aspects of a project, service, or facility to make certain that standards of quality are being met.

Answer 10

Quality assurance (QA)

Question 11

Can be defined as a comprehensive set of activities designed to monitor and maintain systems that produce a product.

Answer 11

Quality control (QC)

Question 12

• Monitor each film printed to ensure that it is free from artifacts and that it matches monitor or desired quality.

• Observe the printed test pattern for artifacts and changes in density, contrast, and resolution.

Answer 12

Printer Image Quality