DICOM/Computer Mngmt Flashcards

1
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Define Bit

A

Binary digit, has a value of 0 or 1

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2
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Define Byte

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Collection of bits, almost always 8 bits

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3
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1 kilobyte equals how many bytes

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1 kB = 2^10 or or 1024 bytes

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4
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1 megabyte equals how many kilobytes

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1 MB = 1024 kilobytes

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5
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1 gigabyte equals how many megabytes

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1 GB = 1024 megabytes

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6
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Define Analog

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a variable signal that is continuous in time and amplitude

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7
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Define Digital

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a discrete signal

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8
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What is ADC and what does it do

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Analog to Digital converter; converts analog signals to discrete signals

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9
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What is RAM

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Random Access Memory - where the operating system, applications, and data in current use are kept so they can be quickly reached by the computer processor

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10
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What is ROM

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Read Only Memory - data stored in ROM cannot be modified

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11
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What is CPU

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Central processing Unit - brains of computer, where most calculations take place

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12
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DICOM

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Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine

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13
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What are the 2 protocols of DICOM?

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  1. TCP - transmission control protocol

2. IP - Internet Protocol

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14
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PACS

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Picture Archiving and Communications System

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15
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What are the 2 web-based interfaces and how/what do they do:

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  1. VPN - virtual private network - can include as little or as much as you want (does not use a web server - more secure than SSL)
  2. SSL - Secure Sockets Layers - used over http or web connection, encrypting info to web server, utilizes a certificate/keys
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