Digital Imaging Flashcards

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Is a process of acquiring images of the body using X-Rays,displaying them digitally,and viewing and storing them on a computer and in computer files

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Digital Imaging

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2
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Stores the latent image of the body part until it is processed:

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Photostimulable Phosphor (PSP)

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3
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Are made of barium fluorhalide with europium:

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IP Phosphors

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4
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Is a two step process in which the X-Ray energy is first converted into light and then converted into an electric signal:

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Indirect Conversion

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5
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Is a type of indirect conversion detector:

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The charged coupled device (CCD)

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6
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Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor

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CMOS

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7
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Is a one-step process and convert the X-Ray energy directly to an electric signal through amorphous selenium detectors without the light conversion

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Direct Conversion

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8
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Is a series of thousands of very small boxes or squares

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Actual Matrix

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9
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Squares are known as picture elements or pixels:

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Individual matrix squares

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10
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Are defects in the components,which is a possibility in any imaging system:

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Dead Pixels

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11
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Is the amount of detail or sharpness of an image as seen on the monitor:

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Spatial Resolution

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12
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The larger the matrix and the smaller the pixels:

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The greater the spatial resolution

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13
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Is the ability to distinguish anatomical structures of similar subject contrast:

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Contrast Resolution

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14
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Is the response of the detector to different levels of radiation exposure:

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Dynamic Range

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15
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Describes the ability of the digital system to convert the X-Ray input into electric signal into a useful radiographic image

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Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)

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16
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Refers to the useful information in the image:

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Signal

17
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Refers to the amount of information that is not usefu:

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Noise

18
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Modulation Transfer Function

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MTF

19
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Used to measure the capacity or accuracy of the digital detector to pass its spatial resolution characteristics to the final image

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MTF

20
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A graph of the minimum and maximum signals in the image

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Histogram

21
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A file of stored images for each projection:

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Look Up Table (LUT)

22
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Controls the density of the image:

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Window Level

23
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Controls the contrast in the image:

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Window Width

24
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Allows the limited operator to add text that is useful to have on the image:

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Image Annotation

25
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Is a processing technique in which images can be made sharper and have greatly increased contrast

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Edge Enhancement

26
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Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine:

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(DICOM)

27
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Is a universally accepted standard for exchanging medical radiographic images:

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DICOM

28
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Electronic Medical Record

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(EMR)

29
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Electronic Health Record

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(EHR)

30
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Radiology Information System

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(RIS)

31
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Picture Archival and Communication System

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(PACS)