Exam 21: Digital Radiographic Artifacts
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Creating distinctly collimated margins on all four sides of a DR image is important in preventing ____________________ errors.
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Lossless compression reduces data files ______.
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The three classifications of digital imaging artifacts are _______________________.
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Each anatomical part has an image histogram with a(n) _______________ shape.
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__________________ is done during preprocessing to correct for an irregular pattern over the image.
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A graph of the frequency of occurrence versus digital value intervals is called a(n) ________________.
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The software correction that equalizes the response of each pixel to a uniform exposure of x-rays is called _______________.
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The size and number of digital images has to be compressed to permit ___________.
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Which is/are done to the image during preprocessing?
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III.Flatfielding
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A ghost image can occur in digital imaging because of ____________________.
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Backscatter radiation artifacts can occur more readily in digital imaging because of the ____________________.
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The largest standard size for a digital imaging plate is _____________.
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Object artifacts in digital imaging can occur from errors in ___________________. I. x-ray beam collimation
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Computer aided diagnosis (CAD) requires the use of ______________________.
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Computed radiography cassettes can sit for ____________ between exposures.
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