Ch. 2 Flashcards

1
Q

recorded as multiple numeric values are divided into an array of small elements that can be processed in many different ways

A

digital imaging

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2
Q

refers to a device or system that captures or measures a continuously changing signal

A

analog

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3
Q

in [DR or CR] analog signals are converted into numbers that are recorded. These images are formed through multiple samplings of the signal rather than one single exposure

A

DR

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4
Q

two critical qualities of digital image

A

signal image
final displayed image

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5
Q

primary influences of signal images

Some rats sleep never, some get random sleep

A

Receptor exposure
subject contrast
noise
sharpness
geometric magnification
ratio of SID to SOD
shape distortion

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6
Q

primary influences of final image

Friends Bring Canned Noodles so Grandpa Doesn’t Starve

A

brightness
contrast / grayscale
noise
sharpness
geometric magnification
display magnification
shape distortion

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7
Q

kinetic energy release per unit mass of air

A

Air kerma

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8
Q

Quantity kerma is expressed as

A

J/Kg
or
Gy

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9
Q

Standard exposure typical of that imaging receptor system

A

Kstd

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10
Q

during kSTD, the exposure is made with _______ ________ that hardens the beam

A

additional filtration

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11
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The measurement of the radiation that was the incident exposure on the imaging plate for that particular exposure

A

kIND

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12
Q

What is derived from reading the pixel values produced by the exposure on an IR

A

kIND

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13
Q

What can be simply stated as amount of exposure on the IR

A

kIND

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14
Q

What helps determine whether the IR has been overexposed under exposed for that particular body part?

A

kIND

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15
Q

Set a value is established by either the system manufacturer, or the system user that represents an optical exposure for each specific body, part, and view

A

kTGT

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16
Q

What is the difference between the actual exposure and the target exposure except that is expressed in the logarithmic fashion

A

DI

17
Q

To increase the DI +1 increase the technique by how much

A

25%

18
Q

to decrease a DI -1 decreased technique by

A

20%

19
Q

most digital imaging systems have bit depth of

A

10-16

20
Q

each pixel can have a gray level between 1
and

A

65,536