Diagnostic Quality Flashcards

1
Q

Diagnostic Quality Image Provides
1.
2.
3.

A

Density
Contrast
Same size and shape of object being exposed

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2
Q

Degree of gradation of “blackness” on a film

A

Density

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3
Q

What effects density/visual characteristics

A
  • Developing conditions (underdeveloped or overdeveloped films)
  • mA
  • kVp
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4
Q

Difference in densities seen on a film

Shades of gray in a radiograph

A

Film Contrast

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5
Q

contrast image shows few shades of gray between black and white (short-scale)

A

High contrast

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6
Q

image shows many shades of gray between black and white (long-scale)

A

Low Contrast

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7
Q

what has no effect on contrast

- mA or kVp

A

mA!!

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8
Q

What controls density

A

kvP and ma

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9
Q

Geometric Characteristic
1
2
3

A

Sharpness
Magnification
Image Shape Distortion

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10
Q

reproducing distinct outlines of an object

A

Sharpness

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11
Q

equal enlargement of radiographic image

A

Magnification

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12
Q

variation in the true size and shape of the object being radiographed

A

Image shape distoration

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13
Q

Image unsharpness can be minimized by keeping film as __ as possible to object and by having the source-film distance as long as possible
Source-Film Distance – Long
Object-Film Distance – Short

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close

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