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Lesson 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Refers to fidelity with which anatomic structures being examined.

A

Radiographic Quality

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2
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Faithfully produces structures and tissues.

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High-quality Radiograph

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3
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What are the most important characteristics of radiographic quality?

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Spatial Resolution
Contrast Resolution
Noise
Artifacts

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4
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Ability to image small objects.

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Spatial Resolution

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5
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Ability to image 2 objects and visually distinguish one from the other.

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Resolution

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6
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Spatial Resolution improves what?

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Screen Blur Decreases
Motion Blur Decreases
Geometric Blur Decreases

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7
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Ability to visualize recorded detail.

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Visibility of Detail

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8
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Ability to distinguish anatomic structures of similar subject contrast.

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Contrast Resolution

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9
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A random fluctuation in the OD of the image.

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Noise

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10
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What are the 4 Components of Noise?

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Film Graniness
Structure Mottle
Quantum Mottle
Scattered Radiation

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11
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Unwanted image on radiograph.

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Artifact

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12
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Refers to the distribution in size and space of silver halide in the emulsion.

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Film Graniness

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13
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Refers to the phosphor of radiographic intensifying screen.

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Structure Mottle

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14
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Refers to the random nature by which x-ray interacts with image receptors.

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Quantum Mottle

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15
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What component of Noise that is under control of radiologist technologist?

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Quantum Mottle

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16
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Connected with Resolution and Noise.

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Speed

17
Q

Connected with resolution and noise.

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Speed

18
Q

What termed also used to measure of screen speed?

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Relative Speed

19
Q

Who first discover the relationship?

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Hurter and Driffield Curve

20
Q

In what year was the relationship discovered?

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1890

21
Q

D log E means?

A

Density log Exposure

22
Q

What are the Characteristics of curve?

A

Hurter and Driffield Curve
Sensitometric Curve
Density log Exposure Curve

23
Q

Degree of blackening the radiographs.

A

OD (Optical Density)

24
Q

What are the parts of the curve?

A

Base plus fog
Toe
Straight-line portion
Shoulder
Maximum Density (Dmax)

FIAPIA ENDTERM QUIZ (2 decks)

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