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Lesson 1 Flashcards

1
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the key to diagnosis

A

precision

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2
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defines the path to healing

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clarity of an image

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3
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important for proper diagnosis

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Optimum Quality Radiographic Image

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4
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Image on the radiograph is a result of:

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Xray that are absorb
Xray that are scattered
Xray that pass through matter without interaction

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5
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the radiograph are the result of x-ray photons that
interact with the film.

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Black areas

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6
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on the radiograph are areas that received no exposure.

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White areas

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7
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are caused by partial exposure from x-rays.

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Gray tones

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8
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Uses xray film and IS in image formation

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Film screen imaging system

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9
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Film is placed between two IS.

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Film screen imaging system

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10
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The remnant X-ray struck the screen and converts this to light which exposes the film.

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Film screen imaging system

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11
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Film is then chemically processed so image appears and becomes permanent on the film.

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Film screen imaging system

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12
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Film is viewed using a negatoscope for interpretation.

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Film screen imaging system

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13
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Uses computers to produce an image.

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Digital imaging system

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14
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Two types of digital imaging system

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Computed radiography
Digital radiography

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15
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Properties of radiographic image

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Density
Detail
Distortion
Contrast
Mottle
Noise

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16
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Amount of blackening on the radiograph.

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Density

17
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Relates directly to the amount of exposure received by the film.

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Density

18
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The blacker the film, the higher the

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Density

19
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Density difference between adjacent areas on the radiograph.

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Contrast

20
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Results from differences in attenuation of the x-ray beam as it passes through various tissues in the body.

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Contrast

21
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Refers to how well one can see small structures on the radiograph.

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Detail

22
Q

Sharpness of the structural edges of the radiograph (definition).

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Detail

23
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Change in size and/or shape of the object as seen on the radiograph.

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Distortion

24
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Two types of distortion

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  1. Size distortion (magnification)
  2. Shape distortion ( true distortion)
25
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The apparent granular appearance in areas of apparent even density in the radiographic image.

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Mottle

26
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Three types of mottle

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  1. Film graininess
  2. Structure mottle
  3. Quantum mottle
27
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random fluctuation in the density of the image usually inherent in the system.

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Noise

28
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something that detracts the viewer from seeing the true image (signal).

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Noise

29
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Four sources of noise

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  1. Film graininess
  2. Structure mottle
  3. Quantum mottle
  4. Scatter radiation

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