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image critique - recorded detail and spatial resolution

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What is the unit for screen film resolution?   line pairs per mm  
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How is resolution determined with line pairs for screen film?   more line pairs means better resolution  
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Term for recorded detail in digital imaging?   spatial resolution  
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What determines spatial resolution?   matrix size, pixel size, gray scale, bit depth  
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What is the Z-axis?   gray scale, represents depth to the information in the image (bit depth)  
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X and Y grid matrix   make up the spatial resolution because they represent points in space  
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High frequency is what kind of wavelength?   short wavelength  
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Define gray scale as relating to spatial resolution   the number of shades of gray that can be displayed by each pixel  
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High spatial resolution correlates with _____ object size?   small  
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High spatial resolution correlates with _____ OID?   small (close)  
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High spatial resolution correlates with _____ unit of measure?   high Lp/mm  
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High spatial resolution correlates with _____ MTF?   high  
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High spatial resolution correlates with _____ PSF?   low  
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Low spatial resolution correlates with _____ object size?   large  
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Low spatial resolution correlates with _____ OID?   large (distant)  
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Low spatial resolution correlates with _____ unit of measure?   low Lp/mm  
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Low spatial resolution correlates with _____ MTF?   low  
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Low spatial resolution correlates with _____ PSF?   high  
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Nyquest criterion   samples the spatial resolution 2X per cycle and averages incoming data to insure no info is missed, overlapped or doubled.  
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Aliasing   incoming data is samples less than 2X per cycle, images have more pattern  
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What factors affect recorded detail?   FSS, OID, SID, IR, CR imaging plates, size of detector, image processing system, motion  
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Increasing the SID affects recorded detail how?   increases  
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Decreasing OID affects recorded detail how?   increases  
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Increasing patient thickness affects recorded detail how?   decreases  
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Decreasing FSS affects recorded detail how?   increases  
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