test 1-3 Flashcards

1
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atoms and molecules are the fundamental building blocks of

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matter

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2
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the formula e=mc2 represents

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nuclear power

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3
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ionizing radiation is capable of _____ electrons

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removing

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4
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biggest source of man made radiation

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diagnostic x-rays

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5
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exposure is measured in

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grays

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6
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today radiology is considered

A

a very safe operation

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7
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ALARA means

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As low as reasonably achievable

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8
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filtration is used to absorb

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low energy x-rays

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9
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photons with the highest frequencies have the

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shortest wavelength

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10
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which scientist discovered x-rays

A

william roentgen

crookes

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11
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smallest particle all the properties of an element

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atom

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12
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positively charges nucleus surrounded by negatively charged electrons is what theory?

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Bohr

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13
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atom is normal state is

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electrical charge is 0

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14
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binding energies is represented by

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shells

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15
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atom same number proton but different number neutrons is called

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isotope

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16
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atoms combines form is called

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molecules

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17
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atom looses or gains electrons

A

ion

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18
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innermost electron shell is

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K

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19
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a chemical compound is any quantity of

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one type of molecule

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20
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during beta atom releases

A

electron

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21
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the only difference between gamma and x-ray is their..

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origin

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22
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smallest electromagnetic radiation

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photon

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23
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rise and fall of sin wave is

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frequency

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24
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wavelength beam of electromagnetic radiation is increases by factor of 2 then frequency is

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decreased by half

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25
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the reduction of radiation intensity due to scattering and absorption is called

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attenuation

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26
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the lowest energy range of electromagnetic spectrum is

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radio waves

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27
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photons tend to interact with matter

A

equal in size with their wavelengths

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28
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smallest unit of charge is

A

electron

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29
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like charges _____ unlike charges ____

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repel, attract

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30
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on the surface of an electrified object the charges concentrate on

A

the sharpest curvature

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31
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a ____ is a source of direct current

A

battery

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32
Q

ohms law

A

i=v/r

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33
Q

rubber and glass are

A

insulators

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34
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the magnetic intensity of an electro magnets is greatly increased by the addition of a

A

iron core

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35
Q

an alternating ac current is represented by

A

sinusoidal line

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36
Q

US alternating current goes through a complete cycle every

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1/60 seconds

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37
Q
test 2 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is defined as the ability to image two separate objects and visually detect one from the other.
Contrast  
Resolution
Detail   
Noise
A

resolution

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38
Q
Higher speed image receptors generally produce images with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
better resolution
increased noise  
higher contrast 
improved detail
A

increased noise

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39
Q

In general radiography, the useful optical densities lie between _____ and _____.

  1. 25, 2.5
  2. 5, 1.0
  3. 0, 1.5
  4. 0, 3.0
A

0.25,2.5

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40
Q
The best way to minimize magnification is to use a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. 
long SID
small OID   
large OID    
Both A and B
A

both A and B

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41
Q

Distortion can be reduced by ____________________________.
placing the object plane perpendicular to the image plane

placing the object plane parallel to the image plane

directing the central ray 15° from the object plane

increasing the SID and the OID

A

placing the object plane perpendicular to the image plane

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42
Q
The \_\_\_\_\_ represents zero or one.   
byte 
bit    
gigabyte   
terabyte
A

bit

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43
Q
In computer language, \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is a “word.”
2 bytes  
2 bits
16 units
8 pixels
A

2 bytes

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44
Q
Projectile electrons travel from \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
anode to cathode
cathode to anode 
target to patient 
inner shell to outer shell
A

cathode to anode

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45
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During an exposure, most of the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ energy of the projectile electrons is converted to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
kinetic, x-rays
x-ray, kinetic
kinetic, heat 
heat, kinetic
A

kinetic, heat

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46
Q

The efficiency of x-ray production is ___________ the tube current.

indirectly proportional to
directly proportional to
not affected by
strongly affected by

A

not affected by

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47
Q

Electron interactions at the inner-shell of the target atoms produce _____ radiation.

gamma
Bremsstrahlung
characteristic
all of the above kinds of

A

characteristic

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48
Q

Characteristic x-rays are produced by __________________.

braking electrons
excitation of outer shell electrons
nuclear fragmentation
released binding energy

A

released binding energy

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49
Q

The quantity of bremsstrahlung radiation increases proportionately with increased _____.

kVp
mAs
filtration
rotor speed

A

mAs

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50
Q

The ______________ of an x-ray beam is higher when the peak of the emission spectrum is further to the __________.

quality, right
quantity, right
quality, left
quantity, left

A

quality right

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51
Q

number of x-rays in the useful beam defines x-ray ________.

kVp
quality
quantity
mAs

A

quantity

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52
Q

X-ray quantity increases in direct proportion to increases in __________.

mAs
kVp
distance
filtration

A

mAs

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53
Q

If the distance from the source to the image (SID) is reduced by half, how is the x-ray intensity at the image affected?

It is increased 4 times.
it is doubled.
It is reduced by 1/2.
It is reduced by 1/4.

A

increased 4 times

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54
Q

Beam quality is affected by ______________.

mAs and distance
kVp and mAs
kVp and filtration
filtration and mAs

A

kVp and filtration

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55
Q

-ray beam quality is improved by ____________.

lowering kVp
decreasing filtration
increasing filtration
increasing distance

A

increasing filtration

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56
Q

The two primary forms of x-ray interaction in the diagnostic range are ________________.

Compton scattering and photoelectric absorption

Compton scattering and pair production

photoelectric absorption and coherent scattering

coherent scattering and Thompson scattering

A

Compton scattering and photoelectric absorption

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57
Q
An incident x-ray interacts with an atom without ionization during \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
photoelectric absorption 
Compton scattering 
coherent scattering  
pair production
A

coherent scattering

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58
Q

Which x-ray interaction involves the ejection of the K-shell electron?

Coherent scattering
Compton interaction
Pair production
Photoelectric absorption

A

photoelectric absorption

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59
Q

Compton scatter is directed at _____ angle from the incident beam.

a 180°
a 90°
a 0°
any

A

any

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60
Q

In ________________, there is complete absorption of the incident x-ray photon.

photoelectric interaction
Compton interaction
pair production
coherent scatter

A

photoelectric interaction

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61
Q

___________ occurs only at the very high energies used in radiation therapy and in nuclear medicine P.E.T. imaging.

Coherent scatter
Compton scatter
Photoelectric absorption
Pair production

A

pair production

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62
Q

K-shell binding energy increases with increasing ____________.

mass density
kVp
atomic number
mAs

A

atomic number

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63
Q

Which has the greatest mass density?

Fat
Soft tissue
Bone
Air

A

Bone

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64
Q

Barium is a good contrast agent because of its __________________.

low atomic number
high atomic number
light color
low density

A

high atomic number

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65
Q

Computed radiography screens respond to radiation with ______________________.

fluorescence
electron emission
photostimulable luminescence
biological phosphorescence

A

photostimbulable luminescence

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66
Q

The computed radiography cassette is called a(n) ______________ plate.

optical
imaging
laser
thermoluminescent

A

imaging

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67
Q

The principal source of noise in computed radiography is ____________________.

scatter radiation
background radiation
computer noise
phosphor scatter

A

scatter radiation

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68
Q

The digital imaging plate can sit for some time after the erase cycle.

True
False

A

false

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69
Q

Digital imaging techniques are always applied to ___________________.

computed tomography (CT)
ultrasound
magnetic resonance imaging
All of the above

A

all of the above

70
Q

In digital radiography, the brightness of the image is determined by _________

pixel values
Hounsfield units
automatic brightness control
film contrast

A

pixel values

71
Q

In digital radiography, spatial resolution is improved with increased _____________.

field of view
Hounsfield units
pixel size
matrix size

A

matrix size

72
Q

The dynamic range determines the degree of __________________ in the image.

contrast resolution
spatial resolution
motion blur
All of the above

A

contrast resolution

73
Q

Spatial resolution is determined by the ratio of ________________ to ____________.

matrix size, field of view

field of view, matrix size

bit depth, field of view

field of view, dynamic range

A

field of view, matrix size

74
Q

Conventional x-ray tubes and cassettes are used with ________ radiography systems.

computed
scanned projection
direct capture
All of the above

A

computed

75
Q

Radiographic image quality is improved when the __________ is increased.

source image distance
focal spot size
film speed
screen speed

A

source image distance

76
Q

If 5% of an incident beam is transmitted through a body part, then 95% of that beam was ______________.

scattered
attenuated
absorbed
back-scattered

A

attenuated

77
Q

test 3
A charge-coupled device used in digital fluoroscopy provides high _________________.

spatial resolution
signal-to-noise ratio
detective quantum efficiency
All of the above

A

all of the above

78
Q

Digital fluoroscopy with a charge-coupled device has lower _____________ and higher ______________ than conventional fluoroscopy.

light sensitivity, patient dose

patient dose, light sensitivity

detective quantum efficiency, maintenance

signal-to-noise ratio, patient dose

A

patient dose, light sensitivity

79
Q
A principal advantage of digital fluoroscopy is the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
dynamic range
image acquisition rate
image subtraction
progressive mode
A

image subtraction

80
Q

The combination of temporal and energy subtraction techniques is called _________.

interlacing mode subtraction
hybrid subtraction
dual subtraction
superimposition

A

hybrid subtraction

81
Q

Hybrid imaging can produce the highest-quality digital fluoroscopy images only if _________________.

remasking is employed
energy subtraction is used
patient motion is controlled
remasking is completed

A

patient motion is controlled

82
Q

Digital fluoroscopic dose rate is lower than that for continuous analog fluoroscopy.

True
False

A

true

83
Q

When doing soft tissue radiography, the differential absorption between ________ and ______ must be enhanced.

bone, muscle
muscle, fluid
muscle, fat
fat, air

A

muscle, fat

84
Q

The breast tissue tends to be increasingly _________ in older women.

fatty
dense
glandular
fibrous

A

fatty

85
Q

About 50% of breast cancer occurs in the __________ quadrant .

upper inner
lower inner
upper outer
lower outer

A

upper, outer

86
Q

It is recommended that women obtain their first baseline mammogram before the age of _____.

30
40
50
60

A

40

87
Q

A dedicated mammography unit should have an automatic adjustable _____________ device.

grid
compression
focal spot
filter

A

compression

88
Q

A target of molybdenum or rhodium is preferable in mammography because it reduces the _____________.

resolution
scatter
contrast
motion

A

scatter

89
Q

Breast compression has the advantage of lowering _________________.

patient dose
motion blur
superimpositions
All of the above

A

all of the above

90
Q

Breast compression is used to _______ patient dose and ________ focal spot blur.

lower, reduce
lower, increase
raise, reduce
raise, increase

A

lower, reduce

91
Q

Distance and attenuation are

directly related
indirectly related
inversely proportional
proportional

A

directly related

92
Q

Higher frequencies have/has ________ while lower frequencies have____________

less attenuation, more attenuation

more attenuation, less attenuation

A

more attenuation, less attenuation

93
Q

Of the following what does not contribute to attenuation.

reflection
scattering
absorption
all of the above contribute to attenuation

A

all of the above contribute to attenuation

94
Q

As sound strikes the boundary layer between tissue interfaces, some of the sound is reflected back to its source

True
False

A

true

95
Q

Scattering results in____ of sound

organized redirection
random redirection
total attenuation
specular redirection

A

random redirection

96
Q

The half value layer thickness is the distance sound must travel in a medium that reduces the intensity of sound to ½ its original value (intensity).

True
False

A

true

97
Q

during ultrasound imaging higher frequencies result in ________ images.

lower quality
higher quality
no change in image quality

A

higher quality

98
Q

Most of the energy in ultrasonic imaging is converted to ______ during absorption

electrical
mechanical
heat
cold

A

heat

99
Q

Spatial frequency is used to describe the quality of spatial resolution in terms of _____________.

pixel size
modular transfer function
line pairs
contrast resolution

A

line pairs

100
Q

In digital imaging, spatial resolution is ultimately limited by ___________________.

focal spot size
spatial frequency
contrast resolution
pixel size

A

pixel size

101
Q

The human visual system can distinguish ________ shades of gray.

10
30
300
1000

A

30

102
Q

The number of gray shades that an imaging system can reproduce is called its ________________.

spatial frequency
contrast
spatial resolution
dynamic range

A

dynamic range

103
Q

The bit capacity of each pixel identifies the ___________ of a digital imaging system.

dynamic range
gray scale
spatial frequency
MTF

A

dynamic range

104
Q

As mAs is increased the signal-to-noise ratio is ____________.

decreased
increased
not affected
doubled

A

increased

105
Q
Image detail is also called \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
spatial resolution
spatial frequency
signal-to-noise ratio
dynamic range
A

spatial resolution

106
Q

With digital imaging, patient dose can be reduced by using higher ______ techniques.

mAs
kVp
optical density
contrast

A

kVp

107
Q

In MRI imaging the typical m matrix size is _____

3000 x 3000
256 x 256
256 x 192
512 x 256

A

256x192

108
Q

____ of the following which has the lowest spatial resolution?

Digital X-ray
Fluoroscopy
Digital fluoroscopy
MRI

A

MRI

109
Q

Most MRI images are acquired _______ with some sequences taking _______ time.

after two minutes, more
in less one minute, more than five minutes
after two minutes, less

A

after two minutes, more

110
Q

MRI is a safe imaging procedure that can be utilized for any patient with limitations. These limitations may include:

patients who have recently eaten
patients with cholelithiasis
patients with a pacemaker
there are no limitations

A

patients with a pacemaker

111
Q

MRI provides _________ contrast resolution which allows for the visualization of structures _______ on conventional radiographs.

decreased, seen
improved, unseen
improved, seen

A

improved, unseen

112
Q

in between patient imaging the magnet is

off so it is safe for anyone to enter
still on and personnel are restricted from entering the room
still on but safe for anyone to enter the room

A

still on and personnel are restricted from entering the room

113
Q

what is sentinel node imaging used for?

imaging primary breast cancer
imaging distant lymph node for suspected metastatic disease
imaging a suspected primary metastatic lymph node
general cancerous mass localization

A

imaging a suspected primary metastatic lymph node

114
Q

What is Nuclear Medicine fusion imaging

they both provide similar
imaging results

combines the anatomic
imaging of nuclear medicine with the functional imaging of CT

combines the anatomic imaging of nuclear medicine with the anatomical imaging of CT

combines the functional imaging of nuclear medicine with the anatomic imaging of CT

A

combines the functional imaging of nuclear medicine with the anatomic imaging of CT

115
Q

What is the most common cancer nuclear medicine is us used to treat

lung
liver
Thyroid
billary

A

thyroid

116
Q

now do the nuclear medicine technologist protect themselves radiation during their daily routine

transport the material in shielded containers

wearing gloves while aspirating and injection radioactive material

placing the radioactive syringe in a special syringe shield

all of the above should be done

A

all of the above should be done

117
Q

what is the importance of the inverse square law in nuclear medicine?

none it is only important in X-rayct!

protects the technologist from the radioactive patient

not important as most radioactivity is so low there is no need to be concerned

since the radioactive material is shielded there is no need to worry

A

protects the technologist from the radioactive patient

118
Q

during PET imaging photons are detected on/by the ________ by a process called ______ imaging

detector ring, compton scatter
detector ring, coincident event
gamma camera, compton scatter
gamma camera, photoelectric effect

A

detector ring, coincident event

119
Q
  1. ______________ is defined as the ability to image two separate objects and visually detect one from the other.
    a. Contrast
    b. Spatial resolution
    c. Detail
    d. Noise
A

spatial resolution

120
Q
  1. The dynamic range determines the degree of ________ in the image.
    a. Contrast resolution
    b. Spatial resolution
    c. Motion blur
    d. All of the above
A

contrast resolution

121
Q
  1. Digital fluoroscopic dose is lower than that for continuous analog fluoroscopy
    a. True
    b. False
A

true

122
Q
  1. MRI has a higher _________ than radiography.
    a. Spatial resolution
    b. Low contrast resolution
    c. Patient tolerance
    d. High contrast resolution
A

low contrast resolution

123
Q
  1. In MRI hydrogen is primarily because its
    a. Easy
    b. Fast
    c. Abundant
    d. Small
A

abundant

124
Q
  1. fMRI looks at _________ of typically the brain
    a. perfusion
    b. transfusion
    c. T1
    d. T2
A

perfusion

125
Q
  1. Currently the imaging modality with the highest spatial resolution is
    a. Radiography
    b. Mammography
    c. CT
    d. MRI
A

mammography

126
Q
  1. Which of the following is predominantly functional/physiological
    a. MRI
    b. CT
    c. NM
    d. Sonography
A

NM

127
Q
  1. Which of the following are high dose modalities (more than one)
    a. Mammography
    b. Fluoroscopy
    c. Radiography
    d. CT
    e. NM
A

fluoroscopy

CT

128
Q
  1. Which of the following uses gamma rays
    a. NM
    b. PET
    c. CT
    d. MRI
A

NM

129
Q

A positron is produced in which modality?

a. SPECT
b. PET
c. NM
d. MRI

A

PET

130
Q

The use of contrast agents increases the amount of ______________.

a. Differential absorption
b. Compton scatter
c. Photoelectric absorption
d. All of the above

A

all of the above

131
Q
  1. ___________ is defined as the ability to image two separate objects and visually detect one from the other.
    a. Contrast resolution
    b. Spatial resolution
    c. Detail
    d. Noise
A

spatial resolution

132
Q

Digital imaging techniques are always applied to

a. CT
b. Ultrasound
c. MRI
d. All of the above

A

all of the above

133
Q
  1. Digital imaging could only be developed after advances were made in
    a. Microprocessors
    b. Semiconductor memory
    c. Photostimulable phosphors
    d. Both A and B
A

both a and b
microprocessors
semiconductor memory

134
Q
  1. What is the most recent development in digital image
    a. Fanned x-ray beams
    b. Linear array radiation detectors
    c. Photostimulable phosphors
    d. Direct capture solid state devices
A

direct capture solid state devices

135
Q

In digital radiography, spatial resolution is improved with increased ________.

a. Field of view
b. Hounsfield units
c. Pixel size
d. Matrix size

A

matrix size

136
Q
  1. The dynamic range determines the degree of ___________ in the image.
    a. Contrast resolution
    b. Spatial resolution
    c. Motion blur
    d. All of the above
A

contrast resolution

137
Q
  1. Spatial resolution is determined by the ratio of ________ to ____________.
    a. Matrix, field of view
    b. Field of view, matrix
    c. Bit depth, field of view
    d. Field of view, dynamic
A

field of view, matrix

138
Q

Conventional x-ray tubes and cassettes are used with ____________ radiography systems

a. computed
b. scanned projection
c. direct capture
d. all of the above

A

computed

139
Q
  1. Which of the following has the highest spatial resolution
    a. Radiography
    b. Mammography
    c. CT
    d. MRI
A

mammography

140
Q
  1. As spatial resolution increases lp/mm _________
    a. Increases
    b. Decreases
    c. Remains the same
    d. Depends on the modalit
A

increases

141
Q
  1. MRI is safe for everyone.
    a. True
    b. False
A

false

142
Q
  1. MRI uses _________ to produce images.
    a. Water
    b. Photons
    c. Hydrogen
    d. Electrons
A

hydrogen

143
Q
  1. NM is considered a primarily ____________ modality.
    a. Structural
    b. Functional
    c. Therapeutic
    d. None
A

functional

144
Q
  1. PET stands for _________
    a. Photon emission tomography
    b. Proton emission tomography
    c. Positron emission tomography
    d. People explain things
A

Positron emission tomography

145
Q
  1. Digital fluoroscopy uses at least _________ monitor(s).
    a. 1
    b. 2
    c. 3
    d. 4
A

2

146
Q

A principal advantage of digital fluoroscopy is the _________.

a. Dynamic range
b. Image acquisition rate
c. Image subtraction
d. Progressive mode

A

image subtraction

147
Q
  1. Digital fluoroscopy systems with hybrid capabilities use both _________.
    a. Interlace and progressive modes
    b. High mAs and low mass techniques
    c. Temporal and energy subtraction
    d. Charge coupled devices and TV monitors
A

temporal and energy subtraction

148
Q
  1. The combination of temporal and energy subtraction techniques is called ___________.
    a. Interlacing mode subtraction
    b. Hybrid subtraction
    c. Dual subtraction
    d. Superimposition
A

hybrid subtraction

149
Q
  1. Digital fluoroscopic dose rate is lower than that for continuous analog fluoroscopy.
    a. True
    b. False
A

true

150
Q
  1. A gamma camera captures what?
    a. Gamma rays
    b. X-rays
    c. MR signals
    d. A and b
A

gamma rays

151
Q
  1. Which modality is primarily physiologic?
    a. Radiography
    b. Sonography
    c. NM
    d. CT
A

NM

152
Q
  1. Perfusion is a measure of
    a. Airflow
    b. Blood flow
    c. Pulse rate
    d. None of these
A

blood flow

153
Q
  1. A patient with implanted orthopedic devices can be safely imaged in MR. (T/F)
    a. True
    b. False
A

true

154
Q

Which of the following has the highest spatial resolution?

a. CT
b. MR
c. Radiography
d. NM

A

radiography

155
Q
  1. Which modalities are potentially therapeutic as well as diagnostic? (this question has more than one answer)
    a. Radiography
    b. NM
    c. MR
    d. CT
    e. Sonography
A

radiography

nm

156
Q
  1. Which modality is the slowest at acquiring images?
    a. Radiography
    b. NM
    c. MR
    d. CT
A

nm

157
Q
  1. SPECT imaging relies primarily on….
    a. Sugar metabolism
    b. Perfusion
    c. Inhalation
    d. Fat absorption
A

perfusion

158
Q
  1. Digital fluoroscopy uses a ________ x-ray beam.
    a. Pulsed
    b. Continuous
    c. Sporadic
    d. Burst
A

pulsed

159
Q
  1. MRI typically utilizes which element?
    a. Water
    b. Hydrogen
    c. Oxygen
    d.
A

hydrogen

160
Q
  1. Further imaging workup of breast cancer can include? Select three.
    a. Ultrasound
    b. Fluoroscopy
    c. Tomosynthesis
    d. MRI
    e. CT
A

Ultrasound
tomosynthesis
mri

161
Q

Recent studies have shown that 50% of breast cancers will occur in the ________.

a. Upper outer quadrant
b. Upper inner quadrant
c. Lower outer quadrant
d. Lower inner quadrant

A

upper outer quadrant

162
Q
  1. Mammography is radiographic imaging of the _________.
    a. Skull
    b. Abdomen
    c. Breast
    d. Pelvis
A

breast

163
Q
  1. Approximately _________ of breast cancer is DCIS.
    a. 15%
    b. 20%
    c. 50%
    d. 80%
A

80

164
Q
  1. Soft tissue radiography requires special techniques because of the low _________.
    a. Image receptor contrast
    b. Subject contrast
    c. Part thickness
    d. Spatial resolution
A

subject contrast

165
Q
  1. When doing soft tissue radiography, the differential absorption between _______ and ________ must be enhanced.
    a. Bone, muscle
    b. Muscle, fluid
    c. Glandular, fat
    d. Fat, air
A

glandular fat

166
Q
  1. In the soft tissue radiography, all of the tissues being imaged have similar __________.
    a. Effective atomic number
    b. Mass densities
    c. Attenuation properties
    d. All listed are similar
    e. None listed are similar
A

all listed are similar

167
Q
  1. The breast tissue tends to be increasingly ________ in older women.
    a. Fatty
    b. Dense
    c. Glandular
    d. fibrous
A

fatty

168
Q
  1. A diagnostic mammogram must be able to demonstrate microcalcifications less than _____ in size.
    a. 1mm
    b. 1.5mm
    c. 0.5mm
    d. 10mm
A

0.5mm

169
Q
  1. Breast compression increases ___________.
    a. Radiation dose
    b. Motion blur
    c. Patient comfort
    d. Spatial resolution
A

spatial resolution

170
Q
  1. ____________ resolution is defined as the ability to image two separate objects and visually detect one from the other.
    a. Spatial
    b. Temporal
    c. Bit depth
    d. Matrix
A

spatial

171
Q
  1. Differential absorption is dependent on the three factors listed. Select the three factors.
    a. kVp of the exposure
    b. atomic number of the absorber
    c. mass density of the absorber
    d. pixel size
    e. exposure time
A

kvp of the exposure
atomic number of the absorber
mass density of the absorber

172
Q
  1. DCIS appears on a mammogram as _________.
    a. A rounded mass
    b. A lobular mass
    c. Microcalcifications
    d. A speculated mass
A

microcalcifications