lesson 3 Flashcards

1
Q

contains phosphor to convert x-ray into light

A

intensifying screen

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2
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the emission of light from the screen when stimulated by x-ray

A

luminescence

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3
Q

phosphor ability to emit visible light during x-ray

A

fluorescence

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4
Q

emission of light after x-ray exposure has been done

A

phosphorescence

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5
Q

layers of IS

A
  • protective coating
  • phosphor
  • reflective layer
  • base
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6
Q

three rare earth (green emission) elements

A
  • gadolinium
  • lanthanum
  • yttrium
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7
Q

high atomic number so that absorption is high

A

quantum detection efficiency

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8
Q

emit a large amount of light per x-ray absorption

A

x-ray conversion efficiency

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9
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light emitted must be proper wavelength (color) to match the sensitivity of the x-ray film

A

spectral matching

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10
Q

continuing emission of light after exposure of the phosphor to x-rays

A

phosphor afterglow

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11
Q

it intercepts light headed in other directions and redirects it to the film

A

reflective layer

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12
Q

serves principally as mechanical support for the active phosphor layer

A

base

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13
Q

describes how efficiently x-rays are converted to light

A

screen speed

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14
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defines as the ratio of exposure required to produce the same object detail

A

intensification factor

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15
Q

term use to describe the deterioration of a radiographic image

A

image noise

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16
Q

refers to random nature by which x-rays interact with the image receptor

A

quantum mottle

17
Q

ability to produce an accurate and clear image of the screen

A

spatial resolution

18
Q

ability to image similar tissues such as liver and pancreas

A

contrast resolution

19
Q

consist of lead lines separated by interspaces of equal size

A

line-pair test

20
Q

rare earth phosphors efficiently convert xray into usable light

A

phosphor composition

21
Q

the thicker the phosphor layer, the higher the detective quantum efficiency

A

phosphor thickness

22
Q

the presence of a _ increases screen speed but also increases image blur

A

reflective layer

23
Q

to control the spread of light

A

dye

24
Q

larger individual phosphor crystals produce more light per x-ray interaction

A

crystal size

25
Q

higher crystal concentration results in higher screen speed

A

concentration of phosphor crystals

26
Q

an indication that the screen phosphor exhibits too much emission of light even after the stimulation of x-ray

A

screen lag test

27
Q

method use to check screen film contact

A

wire mesh test