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Many shades of gray, multiple levels, low contrast, why dynamic range, and good contrast resolution are all indicative of what?

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Gray scale

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Two choices – black or white, on or off, high contrast, narrow dynamic range, and poor contrast resolution are all indicative of what?

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Bistable image

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This converts the image into numbers which are stored in memory. The numbers, digital image data, can be processed and then re-translated for display as an image.

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Digital scan converter

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The smallest element of a digital picture

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Pixel

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The more pixels per inch the more detail in the image, spatial or detail resolution.

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Pixel density

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The smallest amount of digital storage

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Bit - BInary digiT

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A group of bits

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Binary number

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A group of eight bits

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Byte

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Two bytes

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Word

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How many bits are needed to represent 10 shades of gray?

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Four bits

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What number of shades can be represented by 10 bits?

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2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2 = 2^10 = 1024

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Manipulating the data before storage in the scan converter

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Preprocessing

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Manipulating the data after it has been stored in the scan converter memory but prior to display

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Postprocessing

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Preprocessing or postprocessing? TGC, log compression, right magnification, fill in interpolation, persistence, spatial compounding

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Preprocessing

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Related to ability of humans to see the grayscale differences in anatomic structures. Lowers the high-level echoes and boosts the low-level echoes. The image data’s dynamic range is reduced. Controlled by the sonographer.

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Log compression

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Preprocessing or postprocessing? Read magnification, 3-D rendering

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Postprocessing

Postprocessing is performed on frozen images.