Exam 5: Flat-Panel Digital Radiography
Exam 1: Digital Radiography: An Overview50 Questions
Exam 2: Digital Imaging Processing Concepts50 Questions
Exam 3: Computed Radiography: Physics and Technology50 Questions
Exam 4: Effective Use of Computed Radiography50 Questions
Exam 5: Flat-Panel Digital Radiography50 Questions
Exam 6: Digital Fluoroscopy50 Questions
Exam 7: Digital Mammography50 Questions
Exam 8: Picture Archiving and Communication Systems50 Questions
Exam 9: Medical Imaging Informatics: An Overview50 Questions
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Since there are different sizes of body parts to be imaged, different sizes of ____________________ are commercially available for clinical imaging.
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The narrower the LSF, the better the ____________________ resolution.
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Which of the following addresses the appearance of the image displayed on a monitor for viewing and interpretation by a radiologist?
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Which of the following is a complex mathematical function that measures the ability of the detector to transfer its spatial resolution characteristics to the image?
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Under random conditions it has been shown that the quantum efficiencies (based on the X-ray absorption properties of the detector converter materials)at 70 kV is about 67% for a-Se and 77% for CsI phosphor.
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The raw digital data from a detector has a high image contrast simply because of the wide exposure latitude of the digital detector.
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The flat-panel TFT digital detector is designed as a matrix of detector elements, each of which can be regarded as a(n)____________________.
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Problems arising as a result of image ____________________ may also be related to the differences in the acquisition workstation and the higher-quality PACS workstation used by the radiologist.
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A higher MTF value at a higher spatial frequency means that the detector provides better spatial resolution than lower MTF values at low frequencies.
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An important imaging performance characteristic of a flat-panel detector that has an impact on clinical practice is image lag.
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The dynamic range of a digital detector is the response of the detector to different levels of ____.
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Which of the following deals with the efficiency of a detector to convert the x-radiation signal at its entrance window into useful image signal?
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Which of the following describes the ability of the imaging system to resolve fine details present in an object?
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Which concept examines the response of the image receptor (screen-film detector or digital detector)to the radiation falling upon it?
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While indirect detectors use a phosphor, direct detectors use a(n)____________________.
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All digital imaging systems have what is referred to as the limiting resolution, which is the spatial frequency limit that is obtained at an MTF value of 0.1.
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Which of the following images is obtained initially from the detector and contains artifacts due to the bad detector elements?
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Which of the following plays a role in image display optimization?
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Too much edge enhancement produces image noise and creates ____.
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