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Physics Fluoro Exam
Question | Answer |
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Photoelectric emission: | is the emission of electrons from an illuminated surface |
at what stage of image intensified fluoroscopy is the number of image-forming photons lowest? | entering the input phosphor |
image intensifier brightness gain increases with increasing: | flux gain |
when an image intensifier receives x-rays at the input phosphor what is emitted at the output phosphor? | visible light |
which of the following is the input phosphor of image intensifiers? | cesium iodide |
which of the following is the output phosphor of image intensifiers? | zinc cadmium sulfide |
which of the following is the component of the image intensifier responsible for focusing the electron beam?` | electrostatic lens |
The ability of an image intensifier to enhance image illumination is called: | brightness gain |
the magnification gain of an image intensifier increases with increasing: | input phosphor size |
which of the following is a representative brightness gain for an image intensifier? | 20,000 |
if an image intensifier is described as a 25/12 tube, 25/12 refers to which of the following? | diameter of the input phosphor in centimeters |
when a multi focus image intensifier is operated in the magnification mode: | the electron focal point is closer to the input phosphor |
an image that displays vignetting: | is dim around the periphery |
with a multi focus image intensifier in the magnification mode: | spatial resolution is improved |
What is the photoemissive component of image intensified fluoroscopy? | electrons from light |
which of the following is photoconductive? | target |
what is the principal disadvantage of coupling the television camera to the image intensifier with the use of fiber optics? | photospot camera cannot be used |
which of the following refers to the image intensifier input phosphor? | cesium iodide |
which is a critical component in optically coupling an image intensifier with a photospot camera? | objective lens |
what is the most important component of a television monitor? | cathode ray tube |
vertical television resolution is limited principally by which of the following? | lines per frame |
the electron beam in a television camera tube is produced by which of the following means? | thermionic emission |
what is the camera tube most used in television fluoroscopy? | vidicon |
place the following in proper sequence for image intensified fluoroscopy: 1. electric signal to light 2. electrons to light 3. light to electric signal 4. light to electrons 5. xray to light | 5,4,2,3,1 |
which of the following applies to the output phosphor? | light emitted |
the bucky slot covers of a fluoroscopic unit is a: a. cassette holder b. film changer c. film support device d. protective device | d. protective device |
the ratio of the number of light photons at the output phosphor to the number of X-rays at the input phosphor is the: a. brightness gain b. illumination gain c. flux gain | c. |
_________ refers to the time delay of moving the II and seeing the new image on the monitor. a. film delay b. image lag c. phosphorescence | b. |
warping and distortion at outer region of II due to a repulsion of electrons and the curvature of the II is called a : a. brightness gain b. minification c.electrostatic charge d. pincushion artifact | d. pincushion artifact |
The II input phosphor is made of: a. NaI b. ZnCdS c. TLD d. CsI | d. |
the II output phosphor is made of: a. NaI b. ZnCdS c. TLD d. CsI | B |
the brightness gain of an II tube does NOT depend on the: a. patient dose b. efficiency of the photocathode c. voltage across the tube | A |
Typical values for modern IIs do not include: a. minification gains of 100 b. flux gains of 50 c. contrast ratios of 2:1 d. brightness gains of 5000 | C |
If the entrance skin exposure rate of an II operated in the 30-cm mode is 1 R/min, the ESE rate in the 15-cm mode would be: A. 1/4 R/min B. 1/2 R/min C. unchanged D. 2 R/min E. 4 R/min | E |
if a 25-cm diameter II has a brightness gain of 5,000 then the flux gain is approximately: a. 500 b. 50 c. 5 | B |
changing the magnification mode of an image intensifier from 30cm to 15cm in fluoroscopy will normally increase: a. entrance skin exposure b. distortion c. vignetting d. image brightness | a |
the reason for interlacing two fields to form one frame in a conventional TV system is to reduce the: a. patient dose b. motion artifacts c. quantum mottle d. flicker | d |
Vertical resolution of a standard north american TV is: a. >horizontal resolution b. .7x60 fields per second c. .7x262.5 line pairs | c |
the horizontal resolution of a TV system is primarily determined by the: a. image brightness b. bandwidth c. number of TV lines | b. |
the vertical resolution of a TV system is primarily determined by the: a. image brightness b. bandwidth c. number of TV lines | c |
in 35-mm cardiac cine, for a constant film density, patient entrance skin exposure is reduced by increasing the: a. acquisition frame rate b. kV c. mA d. grid ratio | b. kV |
The limiting spatial resolution in fluoroscopy can be improved by increasing the: a. grid ratio b. II input size c. radiation dose level d. kV e. none of the above | e |
T or F? fluoroscopic xray tubes are designed to operate for longer periods of time at much lower mA, as compared to a typical diagnostic tube | true |
T or F? fluoroscopy doesn't require the use of a grid | false |
T or F? angiographic xray tubes are different from general diagnostic imaging tubes in that the tubes must be able to withstand increased heat units while providing excellent detail | true |
T or F? states are permitted to have a more strict regulatory requirement on X-ray equipment than the federal government requires | true |
T or F? exceeding 10R/min is permitted by federal and state law in certain circumstances | true |
t or f? for an image intensifier, the composition of the output phosphor is typically the same as the composition of the input phosphor | false |
t or f? the typical kV range in a fluoroscopic tube as compared to a diagnostic tube, is similar | true |
t or f? the fluoroscopic tube is typically below the patient's table | true |
t or f? quantum mottle is a blotchy or grainy appearance caused by excessive radiation to create a uniform image | false, caused by not enough radiation |
t or f? the patient's table is the greatest source of scatter in a fluoroscopic procedure | false, the patient is |
The input screen absorbs ____ and emits ________. | xray photons, light photons |
electrostatic lenses are used to accelerate and focus: a. light photons b. xray photons c. electrons | c |
the II output phosphor is made of : a. NaI b. TLD c. ZnCdS | c |
standard fluoroscopic mA range is commonly: a. .5-5.0 b. 5-10 c. 10-100 | a |
the photocathode absorbs ______ and emits ________. | light photons; electrons |
the edge distortion problem in image intensification tubes is called: A. magnification b. minification c. vignetting | c |
for a stationary fluoro xray unit, the focal spot of the X-ray tube must be at least ____ away from the entrance point of the patient | 12" (30cm) |
for a c-arm fluoro X-ray unit, the focal spot of the X-ray tube must be at least ____ away from the entrance point of the patient | 12" (30cm) |
for lead aprons, the minimum allowed lead equivalency thickness required by law is _____mm | 0.25 mm |
in fluoroscopy, when the image intensifier button is selected for magnification, the method by which magnification is accomplished is by: | moving the focal point of the electrons accelerated in the II away from the output phosphor |
the purpose and function of an image intensifier as used in fluoro is to: a. convert X-rays to electrons b. act as a phosphor to expose film c. convert one X-ray at the input into thousands of light photons at the output | c |
this type of camera operated by recording a series of static images at high speed: a. cine camera b. cinema-type c. photomulitplier d. image intensifier | a |
the input phosphor of an image intensifier is composed of _____ and the output phosphor is composed of ______. a. CsI; CsI b. CsI; ZnCdS c. ZnCdS; Csl | b |
________ refers to the time delay of moving the II and seeing the new image on the monitor. a. flicker b. cine c. lapse d. lag | d |
fluoroscopy is a _______ radiographic examination. a. dynamic b. screening c. static d. more than one of the above | a |
fluoroscopy is mainly operated by the: a. radiographer b. radiologist c. physicist | a |