Section 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a pixel?

A

smallest amount of info in 2D image

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2
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What is matrix size?

A

Number of pixels

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3
Q

Few # of pixels =

A

coarse

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4
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Big # of pixels =

A

fine

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5
Q

Image size/FOV is

A

size of anatomical area being imaged

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6
Q

Matrix size =

A

image size/ pixel size

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7
Q

A binary digit can be

A

0 or 1

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8
Q

Bit depth is

A

number of bits per pixel

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9
Q

Higher bit depth means

A

more contrast

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10
Q

1 byte has how many bits?

A

8 bits

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11
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Resolution is the

A

image property of the ability for the smallest objects (detail) to be seen as separate

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12
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Higher resolution means that you can

A

resolve the details that are smaller

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13
Q

Low resolution is

A

blurring as a larger separation is needed

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14
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A histogram is

A

a plot of # occuances ofpixel values

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15
Q

Histogram equalisation adjusts the

A

contrast to expand histogram and keep shades that contribute diagnostic info

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16
Q

Filtering is used

A

to enhance the certain aspects of the image

17
Q

How are coregistration and image subtraction different?

A

Coreg is about aligning the 2 images spatially whereas image subraction is about comparing the differences between 2 images

18
Q

What does compression ratio describe

A

describes the level of compression

19
Q

Which type of compression has a higher ratio

A

lossy compression

20
Q

DICOM stands for

A

Digital Imaging & Communications in Medicine

21
Q

PACS stand for

A

Picture Archiving & Communication System

22
Q

Lossless is where

A

the information is not lost

23
Q

What do we change in co-registration?

A

We can alter the kVp, the radiopharmaceutical, different imaging modalities

24
Q

DSA stands for

A

digital subraction angiography

25
Q

In DICOM, modalities like CT, NM, MRI are all

A

information objects

26
Q

Service class is when

A

an operation/service is carried out in info object, like printing, retrieval, copying

27
Q

Service class + info object is called

A

SOP = service object pair