Radiology module 10 Flashcards

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0
Q

Patient exposure to x-rays is — to

— % lower with digital x-rays

A

50-90%

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Q

Gray scale resolution is —- with digital film?

It has —– shades of gray compared to normal films —- shades of gray?

A

Higher
256
16-25

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2
Q

Resolution on digital film is

—-lp/mm compared to —- lp/mm on conventional film

A

10

12-20

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3
Q

The two types of digital imaging are?

A

Direct

Indirect

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4
Q

Direct digital is wired to a computer with either a — or—-

A

CCD charged coupling device

CMOS complementary metal-oxide semiconductor

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5
Q

The Two types of indirect digital systems are?

A

Scanning radiographs

Storage phosphor plate

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6
Q

The indirect digital phosphor system uses a — and —- to get images onto a computer

A

PPP or PSP
(photo-stimulable phosphor plate)
Laser beam scanner

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7
Q

Indirect digital (scanning) is —- to direct digital because?

A

Inferior

It is a “copy” of an original image

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8
Q

Indirect phosphor offers – size of film

A

Different

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9
Q

What are the 5 basic elements needed to take a digital x-ray?

A
X-ray machine
Sensor or detector
Analogue to digital converter
Computer
Monitor
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10
Q

Digital sensors are — sensitive to x-rays than conventional film?
(Do you need more/less radiation?)

A

More

Less

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11
Q

An —- image is captured by the digital sensor and then converted into —- that can be stored on the computer

A

Analog

Electronic pieces of data (digital)

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12
Q

Traditional film has — — in the emulsion that produce the image.
Digital sensors have —-

A

Halide crystals

Pixels

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13
Q

The silver halide crystals are arranged in what manner on the emulsion?

A

Randomly

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14
Q

In digital sensors the pixels are arranged how?

A

Each has a specific spot

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15
Q

Each pixel has a — — representing the — penetration of the object!

A

Gray level

Photon

16
Q

Your eyes can only see — out of the 256 shades of gray on digital images

A

32

17
Q

Digital imaging requires — impulses vs — impulses for a normal film

A

3

12

18
Q

Most people feel like digital images do not equal film in regards to — and —

A

Sharpness

Detail

19
Q

Exposure time for digital is approx. — of conventional film
Ie — impulses

A

1/2

3 (3/60 or .05 second)

20
Q

A pixel is a — —

A

Picture element

A specific spot on the sensor

21
Q

When an x-ray photon hits the pixel it is —- —.

A

Electronically charged

22
Q

When the pixel is electronically charged it is done in proportion to what?

A

The number of electrons that react with that particular pixel
(electron potential well)

23
Q

Major digital image software manufacturers have a built in — — to signal when an image has been altered

A

Audit indicator

24
Q

Digital imaging will soon replace traditional films due to its —, —-,
—–, and —–

A

Speed
Enhancement capabilities
Electronic format
Benefits to patient and communication