Ch. 10 Test Flashcards

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1
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DR stands for:

A

digital radiography

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2
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CR stands for:

A

computed radiography

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3
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T/F - The imaging plate used in a computed radiography system is non-removable,

A

false

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4
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T/F - Digital radiography systems use removable imaging plates.

A

false

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5
Q

Which of these are not part of the CR system:
Plate Reader
Cassette
PSP
Computer Workstation
TFT

A

TFT

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6
Q

What is the backing material of a CR cassette made of?

A

aluminum

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7
Q

Phosphor layers of the PSP can be of two types.
____ means that the crystals are randomly distributed, ____ means that the crystals are columnar, resembling needles standing on end, that are densely packed together

A

turbid, structured

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8
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T/F - CR PSP phosphor layers are made of europium with a barium fluorohalide activator.

A

false

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9
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T/F - When a PSP is irradiated, electrons get trapped in the conduction band, just outside of the valence.

A

true

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10
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T/F - CCD/CMOS are used in direct capture methods.

A

false

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11
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T/F - TFTs are used in direct capture methods.

A

true

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12
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This DR component does what a PSP does in CR systems.

A

scintillator/photodetector

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13
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T/F - CMOS is widely available in all forms of radiology.

A

false

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14
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The photoconductor used in direct capture DR systems is made of:

A

amorphous selenium

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15
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This graphic representation of data is what the computer uses to create the image.

A

histogram

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16
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The ____ scan is what moves the IP through the reader, the ____ scan is the laser scan of the IP.

A

slow, fast

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17
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Sampling frequency must be at least ____ times that of input frequency bandwidth.

A

2

18
Q

T/F - DR imaging receptors use every single pixel of the receptor to create the image.

A

false

19
Q

S numbers are ____ proportional

A

inversely

20
Q

EI numbers are ____ proportional

A

directly

21
Q

DAP can be used in ____ systems as an exposure indicator.

A

DR

22
Q

____ is a measurement of how efficient a receptor is at converting x-ray energy into a diagnostic image.

A

DQE

23
Q

____ is the main controller of contrast in film-screen imaging.

A

kVp

24
Q

____ is the main controller of contrast in digital imaging

A

LUT

25
Q

Imaging plates from CR cassettes should be cleaned every ____ months.

A

3

26
Q

____ is the standard language of PACS systems.

A

DICOM

27
Q

T/F - 100% DQE is ideal and is achievable.

A

false

28
Q

____ is the measure of exposure in air, measured at the collimator.

A

DAP

29
Q

This is the component that converts signal into a usable form for the computer to use in image formation.

A

ADC

30
Q

What are the classifications of PACS storage types.

A
  • online
  • nearline
  • offline
31
Q

T/F - Automatic rescaling can correct any exposure error.

A

false

32
Q

T/F - Technologists should window and level as needed to ensure images look the best possible before sending them for interpretation.

A

false

33
Q

Indirect capture uses ____, while direct capture uses ____.

A

amorphous silicon, amorphous selenium

34
Q

T/F - The radial styloid is more proximal than the radial tuberosity.

A

false

35
Q

T/F - When standing in anatomic position, the 1st digit is more lateral to midline than the 5th digit .

A

true

36
Q

T/F - The navicular is a bone of the hand.

A

false

37
Q

T/F - Epicondyles of the humerus are distal to the humeral head.

A

true

38
Q

T/F - The tubercles of the humerus are more proximal than the epicondyles.

A

true

39
Q

T/F - The CMC joints of the hand are more distal than the MCP joints.

A

false

40
Q

T/F - The medial malleolus of the tibia is distal to the tibial plateau.

A

true