Basics Flashcards

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Four planes in which sectional images are typically produced and what this specifically means

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How to orient yourself when viewing an axial cross-sectional image

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What is meant by “decreasing the slice thickness” when setting up to image a segment of the body?

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How does a CT unit produces an image

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5
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Axial vs Helical CT scan

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What is the importance of technical factor manipulation when considering patient dose versus image quality with CT?

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How does an MRI unit produces an image

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How does MRI produce images of the same anatomy with vastly different scales of contrast?

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How does a Diagnostic Medical Sonography unit produces an image?

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10
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What are the different types of DMS transducers that can be used to visualize anatomy?

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How does a Nuclear Medicine unit produces an image?

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12
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What does a radiologist typically look for on a Nuclear Medicine bone scan?

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How does a PET scanner produce an image?

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How is the color scale used in PET scanning?

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