What shape is a pixel in a digital image? Flashcards

Square

1
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What shape is a pixel in a digital image?

A

Square

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2
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What is image resolution?

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The size of an image pixels by pixels.

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3
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What is a binary system?

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A system using 1s and 0s to represent data

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4
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How many bits are in a byte?

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8

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5
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What is bit depth?

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The number of bits used for data in one pixel

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6
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Name a limiting factor in bit depth.

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Storage capacity, processing speed

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7
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What bit depth is required to produce an image with 8 possible colours?

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3

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8
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how many colours can a 6 bit image show

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64

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9
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how many channels are in a typical colour image

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3

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10
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Approximately how many colours can be shown by a modern monitor?

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16 million

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11
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What is the difference between a bitonal and greyscale image?

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Bitonal is black and white only whereas grey scale has tones between.

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12
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what are the three numbers you need to know to calculate file size

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width height and bit depth

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13
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how many byte are in a megabyte

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1 million

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14
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how many bytes are in a kilobyte

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8 million

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15
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pacs stands for

A

picture archiving and communication system

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16
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how many years do we keep images for an adult

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8 years

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17
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how many years do we keep images for a child

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till their 25th birthday

18
Q

Name three devices for storing digital data

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USB stick, floppy disk, hard drive, tape media, cd etc

19
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name another device for storing digital data

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USB stick, floppy disk, hard drive, tape media, cd etc

20
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name three types of optical disks

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blue ray, CDs and DVD

21
Q

name three disadvantages of optical disks

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Damage, need for optical drive, small storage capacity, cannot be rewritten, can be lost.

22
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what type of storage media is SD

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Flash/solid state.

23
Q

name two advantages of USB sticks

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Mobile, cheap, work with many systems.

24
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name two disadvantages of USB sticks

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Easy to corrupt, easy to lose, formatting issues, small capacity.

25
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where is tape media used in medical image storage

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Long term storage off site

26
Q

why do hard drives use so much power

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Because they are always spinning when on.

27
Q

what is the major problem with hard drives

A

They have limited lives.

28
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what is a SSD

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Solid state drive.

29
Q

what does RAID stand for

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Redundant array of inexpensive disks

30
Q

what is the advantage of RAID

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A hard drive can fail but data is not lost

31
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what does DICOM stand for

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Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine

32
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name three pieces of information that are stored (other than image) that are stored in DICOM file

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Patient name, DOB, Patient Number, Machine used for acquisition, Date, Hospital Site, Time
etc.

33
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What does ADC stand for?

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Analogue to digital converter

34
Q

What are the two types of DR system?

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indirect and direct x ray

35
Q

why do you need a erasure cycle in a CR reader

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Because not all the electrons are released from the energy trap by the laser.

36
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name one advantage of CR over DR

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Cheaper, less complex/prone to fault, more people trained in it, compatible with existing
buckys, highly flexible, lightweight detectors.

37
Q

name another advantage of CR over DR

A

Cheaper, less complex/prone to fault, more people trained in it, compatible with existing
buckys, highly flexible, lightweight detectors.

38
Q

what colour of light comes out of a CR plate

A

Blue or violet

39
Q

what are NIPS

A

Needle imaging plates

40
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what does CCD stand for

A

Charge coupled device

41
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what does TFT array stand for

A

Thin film transistor

42
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Computed Radiography (CR

A

Uses an imaging plate coated with storage phosphors
 Electrons are promoted to the conduction band of the phosphor by the x-ray photons
 Released when they are supplied with energy
 Energy comes in the form of a laser reader
 Upon being released light is emitted
 Light is captured and read by a photodiode