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RADT 465

image production

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XLEL meaning x-rays -> light -> electrons -> light
what does magnification do to technical factors on image intensifiers increases mAs, more x-rays to compensate for brightness, increases dose
IP sizes 25, 17, 12, CM
what are IPs made of cesium iodide
forumla for brightness gain magnification gain x flux gain
How to decrease magnification without adjusting mag? move II closer to pt
formula for pt dose (input 1)^2/(input 2)^2
formula for magnification factor input 1/input 2
What are Fluoro tables made of? carbon fiber and polycarbonate
Off center grid effect decreased of all over exposure
off level grid effect decreased exposure over image due to absorption of primary photons
off focus grid cause incorrect SID for grid type
inverted/upside down grid decreases exposure to periphery of image
major drawback of AEC. places strict requirements on positioning and selection
what does AEC do allows for images to fall within an acceptable range of a mixed population of patients
what does the back up timer do shuts off exposure @ 150%
how are bremsstrahlung x-rays made e- from filament enters electron cloud looses energy and loops around the nucleus, x-ray given off from loss of energy
how are characteristic x-rays made e- reacts with e- in e- cloud and ejects it. outer shell e- falls into place energy give off from binding energy gives off x-ray, K-shell are best
transformer voltage forumla Ts/Tp= Vs/Vp
turns ratio formula Ts/Tp
transformer current formula Ts/Tp=Ip/Is
voltage ripple on three phase six pulse 13-14%
voltage ripple on three phase twelve pulse 3-4%
heat units correction factors single phase- 1 3 phase 6 pulse - 1.35 3 phase 12 pulse - 1.41 high frequency - 1.45
ohms law 25 measure resistance V=IR
how is focal spot size tested star pattern type, variation up to 50% od attend focal spot size
how are single phase exposure timers tested spinning top, +/-5% for greater than 10ms, +/- 20 for less than 10ms
how are three phase exposure timers tested digital timer,+/-5% for greater than 10ms, +/- 20 for less than 10ms
how is film screen contact tested wire mess test, congruent across entire surface
how is light field to radiation field tested 8/9 penny test +/-2% of SID
what generator types make uo most of todays x-ray equipment 3 phase 12 pulse & high frequency
image intensifier components in order input phosphor -> photo cathode -> electrostatic lenses -> anode -> output phosphor
what side of the x-ray circuit contains the mA selector & focal spot selector filament circut
what side of the x-ray circuit contains the mA meter diode rectifiers, and electrical ground secondary side- high voltage
what side of the x-ray circuit contains the pre kV meter, kV minor and major selectors, exposure switch, and exposure timer circuit primary side, low voltage
what is the 15% rule? increase in 15% of kVp requires dividing mAs by two % decreasing kV by 15% means doubling mAs
grid ratios None; 1 5:1 ; 2 6:1 ; 3 8:1 ; 4 10-12:1 ; 5 16:1 ; 6
what grid does air gap technique mimic 6:1 grid
formula for unsharpness (filament size x OID)/ SOD
what does grid usage do to patient dose increases patient dose
what does SNR stand for and do you want a high to low SNR Signal to noise ratio - high
what is fill factor percentage of active area of DEL available for signal acquisition
as you decrease DEL size and increase matrix size what is effected spatial resolution
what is VOI recognized area within collimated field
forumula for HUF number of exposures x kVp x mA x time (s) x generator factor
direct square law formula (mAs 1 / mAs 2) = ((d1^2) / (d2 ^2))
inverse square law formula (I1/I2)=((d2^2) / (d1 ^2))
what is intensity measured in mR
forumla for mAs mA x time (s)
formula for SID SOD + OID (only one that adds)
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