Ct Tutor Exam 3 Wrong answers Flashcards

1
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Which of the following is considered a non-ionic contrast material? 1. iodamide 2. iohexol 3. iothalamate 4. diatrizoate

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2
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the percent of total available x-rays that actually enter the detector chamber.

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capture efficiency

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3
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The focal spot size is a geometric factor that influences___

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spatial resolution

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4
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Contrast resolution is dependent on (4)

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section(slice)width, algorithm selection, detector sensitivity, and noise

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5
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Which of the following will reduce the appearance of noise in the CT image? 1. Use of a wide window width 2. Increase in mAs 3. Increase in slice thickness

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1,2, and 3 The appearance of noise in the CT image can be reduced by increasing mAs and increasing the slice thickness. Both of these cause an increase in the number of photons that penetrate the slice. The more photons the less noticeable noise will appear. The perception of noise is also decreased by using a wide window width.

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6
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the portion of the internal carotid artery as it enters the bony skull is called the carotid__?

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siphon

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7
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number 5

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ulna

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8
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the percent of x-rays entering the chamber which collides with the detector atoms.

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absorption efficency

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9
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type of scan used in brain perfusion imaging:

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dynamic

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10
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iopamidol (Isovue), Iohexol (Omnipaque), and iopromide (Ultravist)

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non-ionic contrast

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11
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An acoustic neuroma (schwannoma) is formed from Schwann cells of the eighth cranial nerve (vestibulocochlear nerve). This type of cranial mass is best imaged with CT examinations of the:

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internal auditory canals.

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12
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A

Corpus callosum

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13
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Falx cerebri

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14
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responsible for translating the commands into machine language and then sending each code to the appropriate system component.

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The host computer

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15
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The commands from the technologist are most often received by the _______ of the computer.

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System console

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16
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reconstructs images from the detector signals after they are sampled and digitized.

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the array processor

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17
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The post-processing technique that would include only the bone tissue of a CT examination of the pelvis would be…

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Thresholding

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18
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limiting the computer to include pixels with only a certain range of CT number values a three-dimensional model of a specific tissue can be rendered. This technique is called

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thresholding.

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19
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A

Main pulmonary artery

20
Q

The primary point of interaction between the operator and the rest of the imaging system is the

A

system console

21
Q

reconstructs images from the detector signals after they are sampled and digitized.

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The array processor

22
Q

The major disadvantage of the early back-projection method of image reconstruction is the appearance of the

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Star artifact

23
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Scaphoid

24
Q

The partial volume artifact is reduced with the use of a

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smaller slice width

25
Q

The production of the scatter radiation absorbed by the patient and detectors is caused by an interaction of the x-ray photon and matter, termed

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Compton interaction

26
Q

The diastolic pressure range for an adult is

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60 – 80 mm Hg

27
Q

Systolic pressure range for an adult is

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110 – 140 mm Hg

28
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A

Anterior cerebral artery

29
Q

Non-ionic contrast media have an average osmolality of

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750 mOsm/kg of water

30
Q

A patient is positioned for a CT examination of the right foot. Which of the following accurately describes the position of the patient?

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Supine with knees flexed and plantar surface of feet resting on the table

31
Q
A

Splenic artery

32
Q
A

Glenoid cavity

33
Q

the source of the electron beam

A

The cathode filament

34
Q
A

Ascending colon

35
Q

What is the average range for activated partial thromboplastin time?

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28 – 34 seconds

36
Q

The aperture size determines the

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slice or section thickness

37
Q
A

Capitate

38
Q

When the CT technologist selects the thickness of the slice the ___ is determined.

A

focal spot size

39
Q
A

Internal carotid artery

40
Q
A

Middle cerebral artery

41
Q
A

Greater wing of sphenoid

42
Q

an infant’s pulse rate averages between

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100 to 180 BPM.

43
Q

A child pulse rate is between

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80 and 120 BPM

44
Q

An adult pulse rate averages between

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70 to 100 BPM.

45
Q
A

Hamate

46
Q

The cause of the cupping artifact is?

A

The tissues of the body attenuate low energy photons.