Exam 1 - 7. Digital Imaging Flashcards

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Digital imaging has ____ less radiation dose than film imaging.

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1 Bit = ____

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1 byte = ____ bits

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What is the normal display for binary system?

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What is the twelve bit sensory?

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What is the smallest element of a digital picture?

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Digital images are numeric. There are _____ of pixels and different shades of ____ in each pixel.

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Pixels are arranged in rows and columns to form the _____.

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Pixel values typically represent ____

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Digitization implies that a digital image is an ____ of a real scene.

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What are three things needed for image acquisition?

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What is the direct digital image receptor?

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What is the indirect digital image receptor?

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Sensor is a laminate of _____ screen, ____ faceplate, and _____ layer.

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Fiber optic faceplate protects _____ layer and provides _____.

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The semiconductor layer is usually made up of _____.

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With the semiconductor layer, electrons are attracted toward the most _____ potential in the device where they create _____.

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Each charge packet corresponds to ______.

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With the semiconductor layer, the amount of electron hole pairs is proportional to the amount of ____ an area receives.

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Each pixel is like a tiny battery with its charge equal to the ______ trapped inside. The computer records the charge in each pixel and converts it to a _____.

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Every digital image is “born” _____ to _____.

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What is the term for “a small range of voltage values are grouped together as a single value?

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What is the term for “Every sampled signal is assigned a numerical value”?

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Charge-coupled device read in _____ fashion.

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For complementary metal oxide semiconductors, each pixel is _____.

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The emission by a substance of stored energy as light is referred to as _____.

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Photostimulable phosphor playes (indirect digital imaging) consist of reusable imaging plates coated with ____ instead of the sensor

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What is the main advantage of photostimulable phosphor plates?

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The PSP plate is made of _______.

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What is a pro of CCD/CMOS compared to PSP?

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What are three pros to PSP compared to CCD/CMOS.

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As exposure to x-ray photons increases, the degree of darkening _____, and so the density _____.

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What are three factors affecting the radiographic density of an image?

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What is the most important factor affecting radiographic density of an image?

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Increasing the milliamperage (mA), peak kilovoltage (kVp), or exposure time increases the _____ reaching the film and
thus increases the ______.

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For subject thickness, the thicker the subject, the more the beam is attenuated, and the ____ the resultant image.

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The greater the density of a structure within the subject, the ____ the attenuation of the x-ray beam directed through the subject or area.

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Dense objects (which are strong absorbers) cause the radiographic image to be light and are said to be _____.

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Objects with low densities are weak absorbers. They allow most photons to pass through, and they cast a dark area o film that corresponds to the ______ object.

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What is the term for the difference in density between areas on the radiograph?

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Radiographic contrast depends on what three things?

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What four things does subject contrast depend on?

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What is the formula for subject contrast?

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What is the relationship between kVp and subject contrast?

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Resolution is not that important for detecting _____. ___ and ____- plays a much larger role.

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What are three useful tools in digital image processing? What are two things that are sometimes useful?

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What is the best means to alter the brightness or contrast of an image?

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