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image production
Question | Answer |
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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) |