imaging Vocab P2 Flashcards

1
Q

The time it takes for a biological system to eliminate (through natural processes) half of the amount of a substance (such as radioactive material) that has entered it

A

biological half life

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2
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why would you see white specks on a film?

A

dust

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3
Q

machine factors for reasons why the film would be too light also known as

A

under exposure (too low mAs or Kvp)

Drop in incoming line voltage

equipment malfunction

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4
Q

film being too light

A

Decreased film density

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5
Q

physical factors for why film is too light aka ____

A

Under measurement of anatomical part

Increased subject density

Source-image distance (SID) too great

Grid usedPositive contrast media used

Slow speed screen/film used

Cassette not positioned in Bucky tray properly

Bucky tray not positioned directly under primary beam

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6
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Processing factors,(wet tank) for why film is too light

A

Under development

Developer time too short

Developer temperature to low

Exhausted developer

Contaminated developer

Diluted developer

Defective thermometer resulting in incorrect temperature reading

Dev. Improperly mixed

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7
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Automatic processors factors for filming too light

A

Under replenishment

Developer temperature too low

Exhausted developer

Improperly mixed developer

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8
Q

film too dark

A

Increased film density

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9
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Machine factors for film, being too dark also known as_______

A

Surge in incoming line voltage

Overexposure, too high MAs or kvp

Equipment malfunction

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10
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Physical factors for film, being too dark

A

over measurement of anatomical part

Decreased subject density

Negative contrast media used

Fast speed, screen/film.

No grid

SID too short

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11
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processing(wet tank) factors for film, being too dark

A

Overdevelopment

Developer time too long

Developer temperature too high

Inaccurate thermometer resulting in higher temperature reading

Solutions too concentrated

Bromide missing from developer

defective thermometer

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12
Q

Automatic processor factors for film too dark

A

Rollers malfunctioning

Light Leak from cover or in dark room

Over replenishment

Developer temperature too high

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13
Q

How to prevent kissing defect

A

Make sure films are dry and not touching

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14
Q

Preventing film fog

A

Make sure there are no light leaks

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