COMPUTED & DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY Flashcards

1
Q

What is the formula for measurement of kVp?

A

kVp= body thickness x2 + constant

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2
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it is a digital acquisition process that produces images that have much better contrast than a conventional x-ray film system

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Computed Radiography (CR)

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3
Q

a process of capturing radiographic data from a conventional x-ray machine and processing the data digitally to produce crisp and high quality radiographic images

A

Computed Radiography (CR)

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4
Q

it is placed in a cassette instead of a piece of film

A

Imaging Plate (IP)

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5
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responsible for capturing and storing x-ray

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Imaging Plate (IP)

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6
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it is where the image is developed instead of a film processor; and extracts information stored in the plate and produce a digital image

A

CR reader

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7
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what material does an imaging plate made of

A

photostimulable phosphor

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8
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has a special property of storing the x-ray energy in a latent form and releasing the same when stimulated by laser energy in the CR reader / digitizer

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photostimulable phosphor

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9
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is a material analogous to an inorganic scintillator, with the difference that in a storage phosphor, a significant part of the energy released on interaction with radiation is stored in long-living traps.

A

storage phosphor

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10
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what kind of material is phosphor

A

bariumflourohalide

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11
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give the layers of an imaging plate

A
  1. phosphor layer
  2. protective coat
  3. conductive layer
  4. support and laminate layers
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12
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an image exposed but not developed

A

latent image

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13
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created image in a form of energy

A

latent image

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14
Q

what does the beam releases after the stimulation with a laser

A

electrons

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15
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what is the typical wavelength of the stimulating laser

A

633nm

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16
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electrons emit luminescent light

A

falling back

17
Q

typical wavelength for the emitted light

18
Q

Stimulable Phosphor Receptor Reading Phase

A

scanning laser –> analog/digital converter –> digital image –> computer memory

19
Q

is emitted light intensity proportional to the original incident x-ray intensity? yes or no

20
Q

it is erased from the plate by an intense light source which returns electrons to their original state

A

residual image

21
Q

what is the common size for a cassette?

A

14 x 17 nm

22
Q

TRUE OR FALSE: storage phosphor plate fits inside a standardized size cassette and is exposed to x-ray exactly like film

23
Q

where the patient demographic and exam data is store on the microchip attached to the cassette

A

patient ID station

24
Q

it is where the plate is inserted and scanned with high power laser, where electrical signals are converted into digital image

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it travels to the speed of light
x-rays
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it is responsible for amplifying the energies/ light; and it is converted into photo diode to electrical signals
photomultiplier
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what happens to storage phosphor after it is scanned?
phosphor plate is erased by exposing to a bright light within the digitizer
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where the digitized image is processed on a processing server and its displayed on its monitor
work station
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how many times can we use Storage Phosphor Plate (SPP)?
depends on how carefully it is handled
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how many exposure cycles does the imaging plate has
5,000 exposurere cycles
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TRUE OR FALSE: one CR can support multiple x-ray rooms
true
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what is the last product in CR
film
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what is the first product in conventional x-ray
film
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TRUE OR FALSE: CR can be developed without digitizer
false, must have digitizer
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illustrate the CR workflow
cassette w/ IP -> Exposure -> Identification (patient data) ->Digitize -> printing processing server -> storage