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Each digital image is composed of rows and columns of pixels arranged into a(n)


a. voxel
b. matrix
c. algorithm
d. byte


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matrix




During CR imaging plate processing, when the laser frees trapped electrons allowing
them to return to a lower energy state, what color of light photon is released?


a. red-orange

,b. ultraviolet
c. blue-purple
d. green-yellow


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blue-purple




Image sharpness is determined by the:


a. size of the electron stream
b. size of the actual focal spot
c. size of the effective focal spot
d. speed of rotation


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size of the effective focal spot




If the image matrix is increased and the pixel size is decreased to fill the matrix, what
is the effect on spatial resolution?


a. resolution increases
b. resolution decreases
c. resolution remains the same


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resolution increases

,A 33 year old radiation worker would have a cumulative dose limit of:


a. 5 rem
b. 10 rem
c. 20 rem
d. 33 rem


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33 rem




Where is the latent image formed in computed radiography?


a. in the monitor screen
b. in the photostimulable phosphor
c. in the photomultiplier tube
d. in the analog-to-digital converter


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in the photostimulable phosphor




To take advantage of the anode heel effect when making a radiograph of the femur in
recumbent anteroposterior projection on a 35 x 43 cm image receptor (IR) at a 40-
inch source-image distance (SID), the patient should be placed so that the:


a. head is toward the anode end of the tube
b. head is toward the cathode end of the tube


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, head is toward the cathode end of the tube




Radiation produced by the photoelectric effect is called:


a. scattered radiation
b. compton effect
c. secondary radiation
d. coherent scattering


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secondary radiation




process in which detectors convert x-ray energy directly into an electric signal


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direct conversion




Scattered radiation affects the radiographic image by causing:


1. fog
2. reduced contrast
3. reduced recorded detail


a. 1 and 2
b. 1 and 3
c. 2 and 3
d. 1, 2, and 3

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