Distortion Flashcards

1
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change in size and shape of the object as seen on the radiograph

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distortion

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2
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is the misrepresentation of the size and/or shape of the anatomic part of interest

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distortion

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3
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any geometric misrepresentation of an anatomical structure on an image receptor that alters its true size and/or shape

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distortion

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4
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a type of size distortion

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magnification

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5
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2 types of shape distortion

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elongation
foreshortening

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6
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is the enlargement of the recorded image from the actual size of the object

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size distortion or magnification

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7
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occurs whenever the OID is greater than 0

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magnification

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8
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uses magnification as an advantage

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magnification radiography

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9
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under the magnification

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SID
OID

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10
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The shorter the OID, the ______ the degree of magnification

The longer the OID, the ______ the magnification

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The shorter the OID, the LESSER the degree of magnification

The longer the OID, the GREATER the magnification

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11
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The longer the SID, the ________ the degree of magnification.

The shorter the SID, the __________ the magnification.

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The longer the SID, the LONGER the degree of magnification.

The shorter the SID, the SHORTER the magnification.

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12
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indicates how much size distortion or magnification is demonstrated on the radiograph

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magnification factor

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13
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MF of 1.10 means that the image is __% larger than the actual size of the object

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MF of 1.10 means that the image is 10% larger than the actual size of the object

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14
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MF of 1 indicates __ _____________

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MF of 1 indicates NO MAGNIFICATION

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15
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can be determined if MF is known or with the use of triangle formula

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object size

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16
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180 cm or 72”

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chest radiography

17
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100 cm or 40”

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routine examinations

18
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90 cm or 35”

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special studies

19
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50-70 cm

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general mammography

20
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unequal magnification of different portions of the same object

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shape distortion

21
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when the image appears to be shorter than the actual shape of the object

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foreshortening

22
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↑ inclination = _ foreshortening

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↑ inclination = ↑ foreshortening

23
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when the image appears to be longer than the actual shape of the object

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elongation

24
Q

an inclined object positioned lateral to the central ray may either be ____________ or __________

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an inclined object positioned lateral to the central ray may either be FORESHORTENED or ELONGATED

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occurs when multiple objects are positioned in various OIDs, each object will have varying degrees of distortion
spatial distortion
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↓ SID = _ magnification ↑ OID = _ magnification
↓ SID = ↑ magnification ↑ OID = ↑ magnification
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caused by angulation along the long axis of the part
elongation
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↑ tube/part/film angulation = _ elongation ↑ tube/part/film alignment = _ elongation
↑ tube/part/film angulation = ↑ elongation ↑ tube/part/film alignment = ↓ elongation
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caused by angulation against the main axis of the part
foreshortening
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structures within the body lie at varying distances from the xray image receptor, producing varying degrees of magnification
structural position
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organs farther from IR = _ magnification
organs farther from IR = ↑ magnification
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is accompanied by changes in image density as a result of differing thicknesses traversed by the x-ray beam
blur