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What does the term "pitch" refer to in CT imaging?
A. ✔✔Table movement per rotation
B. Slice thickness
C. Tube voltage
D. Scan time
Which component produces the X-rays in a CT scanner?
A. Detector array
B. ✔✔X-ray tube
C. Gantry
D. Collimator
What is the purpose of collimation in CT imaging?
A. Increase image contrast
B. ✔✔Limit radiation dose and scatter
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,C. Enhance image sharpness
D. Adjust slice thickness
Which factor primarily affects image resolution in CT?
A. ✔✔Matrix size
B. Scan time
C. Patient position
D. Contrast volume
Which parameter controls the brightness of a CT image?
A. Pitch
B. ✔✔Window level
C. Slice thickness
D. mAs setting
What does mAs control in CT imaging?
A. ✔✔Radiation dose and image noise
B. Slice interval
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,C. Table speed
D. Contrast resolution
Which CT artifact is caused by metallic objects?
A. Motion artifact
B. ✔✔Streak artifact
C. Beam hardening
D. Ring artifact
Which parameter affects the sharpness of CT images?
A. Contrast type
B. ✔✔Reconstruction algorithm
C. Patient size
D. Scan time
Which material is commonly used in CT detectors?
A. Lead
B. ✔✔Scintillation crystals
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, C. Aluminum
D. Copper
Which process converts X-ray photons to electrical signals in CT?
A. ✔✔Detection
B. Collimation
C. Filtration
D. Reconstruction
What is the role of the gantry in a CT scanner?
A. Display images
B. ✔✔Houses the X-ray tube and detectors
C. Inject contrast
D. Adjust patient position
Which factor improves contrast resolution in CT?
A. Pitch
B. ✔✔Lower noise level
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