Digital imaging week 3 terms Flashcards

1
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adjusting brightness and contrast

A

windowing

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2
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what controls the contrast

A

window width

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3
Q

what type of relationship between window width and contrast

A

inverse relationship

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4
Q

what controls the brightness (density)

A

window level

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5
Q

what type of relationship between window level and density

A

direct relationship

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6
Q

brightness values of adjacent pixels can be brought closer together

A

smoothing

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7
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all or part of image can be magnified

A

magnification

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8
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brightness can be increased along edge to increase visibility

A

Edge enhancement

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9
Q

removal of background anatomy to allow visualization of contrast enhanced anatomy

A

subtraction

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10
Q

dark and light pixel values are reversed

A

image reversal

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11
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adding text to an image

A

annotation

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12
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highly complex mathematical formulas applied to a data set for digital imaging

A

algorithm

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13
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representative of the number of shades of gray that can be demonstrated by each pixel, determined by the manufacturer based on the imaging procedures the equipment is required for, most common available are 10, 12 & 16

A

Bit-depth

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14
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the intensity of light that represents the individual pixels in the image on the monitor

A

Brightness

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15
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solid state device that converts visible light photons the electrons

A

CCD charge coupled device

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16
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a method of acquiring radiographic images digitally;

A

computed radiography (CR)

17
Q

CR’s main components

A

PIP
IP reader
tech workstation

18
Q

an imaging system’s ability to distinguish between similar tissues

A

contrast resolution

19
Q

a method of acquiring radiographic images digitally; DR detector replaces the film screen system and the CR IP as the image receptor

A

Digital Radiography

20
Q

series of “boxes” that give form to the image

A

Display matrix

21
Q

pixel size of the monitor related to the display matrix

A

display pixel size

22
Q

post processing technique that increases brightness along the edges of structures on an image to increase the visibility of the edges

A

edge enhancement

23
Q

numeric value that is representative of the exposure the IR received in digital radiography

A

exposure index

24
Q

range of exposure factors that will produce an acceptable image

A

exposure latitude

25
Q

the image matrix size provided by digital x-ray imaging systems

A

field of view

26
Q

computer system designed to support and integrate the operations of the entire hospital

A

hospital information system

27
Q

random disturbance that obscures or reduces clarity in a radiographic image, grainy or mottled appearance

A

noise

28
Q

picture element, an individual component of a matrix

A

pixel

29
Q

changing or enhancing the electronic image in order to view it from a different perspective or improve its diagnostic quality

A

post processing

30
Q

computer system that supports the operations of a radiology department

A

(RIS) Radiology Information System

31
Q

random access memory (temporary)

A

RAM

32
Q

read only memory (permanent)

A

ROM

33
Q

a post processing technique that adjusts brightness values of adjacent pixels closer together

A

smoothing

34
Q

the electronic transmission of diagnostic imaging studies from one location to another for the purposes of interpretation and/or consultation

A

Telaradiology

35
Q

the user adjusting the window level and window width (image contrast and brightness)

A

windowing

36
Q

controls the brightness of a digital image

A

window level

37
Q

controls the range of gray levels of an image

A

Window width

38
Q

final phase of image processing in digital during which the computer compares the image histogram with the selected LUT and applies to the raw data to align the image histogram with the LUT

A

Auto rescaling

39
Q

post processing that adds a black background around the exposure field providing a perceived enhancement of image contrast

A

shuttering