module 3, 4 recording & PACS Flashcards

1
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importance of having a recording device

A
  • rad/cardiologist arent present
  • teletadiography
  • comparison
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2
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different types film

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  • transparency film
  • polaroid film
  • paper film
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3
Q

disadvantages of film

A

storage

ease of retrieval

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4
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transparency film

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  • most common
  • several years shelf life
  • processed manually
  • take up to one hour
  • acetate base toped with an emulsion layer containing silver bromid cystals and a suspension of gelatin
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5
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multi format camera

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  • used to expose transparency film
  • had excellent gray scale
  • used shutter and lens to control exposure time
  • once film exposed, it needed to be processed ina dark room
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6
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4 steps of developing

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developing, fixing, washing & drying

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7
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DICOM

A

digital imaging and communications in medicine

- now images could be sent to workstations

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8
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PACS

A

picture archiving communication system

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9
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advantages of PACS

A
  • storage
  • external viewing
  • connection to other modalities
  • web access
  • image quality
  • time factor
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10
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biggest disadvantage from multi format camera

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  • one camera per machine

- dust and movement

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