Computed Radiography Test
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voxel | show 🗑
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show | image reader device-reads latent image on CR cassette
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show | *indirect capture
*cassette-based
*film-less
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show | *x radiation ionizes europium sites causing them to release free eletrons
*free electrons are moved to a higher energy band called F center
*F center holds electrons in bound state
*# of trapped electrons is equal to absorbed radiation
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show | *determines the maximum spatial resolution for a given sampling frequency by IRD
*states that if the desired spatial resolution is (x) the sampling frequency must be 2(x)
-increasing the sampling frequency increases the time it takes to display an image
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needle/columnar phosphor | show 🗑
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show | phosphor crystals distributed throughout a phosphor layer
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europium | show 🗑
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when should you use a grid | show 🗑
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radiopaque | show 🗑
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radioluscent | show 🗑
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show | *header with pt name and medical record number, and other pt info, that cannot be edited by RT
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show | any unwanted density
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what are the different types of ADC in the IRD | show 🗑
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what is the relationship between scanning freq. and contrast and resolution | show 🗑
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show | *use window and level/width
*ROI box
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ROI | show 🗑
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show | modulation transfer function- measure of the quality of a detector system, determined by the systems contrast and spatial resolution quality
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banding | show 🗑
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flat panel artifacts | show 🗑
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software artifacts | show 🗑
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subject artifacts | show 🗑
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show | *CR image acquisition operation that affects certain factors
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show | *unsure of what is on them
*hasnt been used in 48 hrs
*erase twice if double exposed or used on large pt
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how long after exposure should you process an imaging plate | show 🗑
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what will happen if you turn tube with grid | show 🗑
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show | *blue line down if lengthwise
*blue line to your right if crosswise
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show | *backside *antistatic/backing layer *base *reflective/anti-halo layer *phosphor layer *protective coat/layer
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what is the backside of the cassete made of | show 🗑
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show | *mounted to the back of cassette *prevents handling artifacts *contains barcode *prevents static energy
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reflective/anti-halo layer | show 🗑
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phosphor/active layer | show 🗑
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show | *toward tube *prevents handling artifacts *allows cleaning
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show | carbon or bakelite
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show | *needle/columnar *turbid
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what does speed class affect | show 🗑
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show | to tell the range of exposures that are acceptable
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what is the first step in the conversion of a latent image to manifest image in the IRD | show 🗑
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show | *high level lase scan to release trapped electrons from f center and back into their regular state, causing emision of light
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show | *light is captured by CCD, which converts it to an electronic signal
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what controls contrast resolution | show 🗑
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