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Refers to misrepresentation of the actual size (magnification) or shape (foreshortening or elongation) of the structures imaged.
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RADT 456 I.A. & Eval

ARRT registry review covering Image Acquisition and Evaluation content area

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Refers to clarity or resolution. Recorded Detail pg. 296
Refers to misrepresentation of the actual size (magnification) or shape (foreshortening or elongation) of the structures imaged. Distortion pg. 296
Occurs when the x-ray tube is angled. Elongation pg. 302
Refers to a phosphor's ability to absorb x-ray energy and convert it to fluorescent light energy. Conversion Efficiency pg. 311
_________ __________ __________ refers to how well a particular phosphor detects the presence of x-ray photons. Detective quantum efficiency pg. 311
The wavelength, or color, of light emitted must match the particular sensitivity of the film emulsion used is known as ________ _______. Spectral matching pg. 311
________ is known as the luminescence from fluoroscopic screen phosphors. Phosphorescence pg. 311
The lingering luminescence after the termination of x-ray. Afterglow pg. 311
As phosphor size decreases, screen speed _______. Decreases pg. 312
Any combination of mA and time will produce an given mAs will produce identical image density. This is called _______ ________. Reciprocity Law pg. 318
To produce a perceptible change in radiographic density, and change of ___ percent is required. 30 pg. 319
When is a grid recommended? If the body part is 10 cm or more pg. 325
A grid with lead strip that are angled is called a ______ grid. Focused pg. 336
The height of the lead strips compared with the distance between them is know as. Grid Ratio pg. 328
Ascites, pneumonia, atelectasis, and rheumatoid arthritis are considered ___________ pathological conditions. Additive pg. 335
A three-phase 6-pulse generator has a _____% voltage ripple. 13 pg. 336
The response of the film emulsion to the variety of x-ray photons emerging from the irradiated part. Film contrast pg. 342
This is know as the ratio between the quantity of primary photons transmitted through the grid and the quantity of scattered photons transmitted. Selectivity pg. 350
What does the sensitometric/characteristic curve demonstrate? The degree of film density as a result of exposure. pg. 353
A margin on error one has with a given group of exposure factors. Exposure Latitude pg. 355
This is 2 dimensional and is know as the picture element. Pixel pg. 364
This term refers to the photons that have penetrated the part without interaction. Signal pg. 364
This term refers to Compton scatter and any other form of image-degrading fog. Noise pg. 364
Unexposed film should be stored at what temperature? No greater than 70 degrees pg. 387
Unexposed film should be stored is what humidity levels? Between 40% and 70% pg. 387
This functions to convert the latent image into the manifest image by reducing the exposed silver bromide grains/crystals to black metallic silver. Developer pg. 391
The developer temperature should be? 92-95 degrees pg. 394
This is an analysis and graphic representation of all the densities from the PSP screen, demonstrating the quantity of exposure, the number of pixels, and their values. Histogram pg. 399
Underexposure, incorrect processing algorithm selection, inadequate collimation, and grid cutoff are all causes of ________. Graininess pg. 409
What type of screen speed be used for extremities? Slow pg. 410
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