RTE 1401 - Chapter 9
Question 1.
Quality Radiographic Image
ANSWER
-Accurately represents the anatomic area of interest -Information is well visualized for diagnosis
Question 2.
What determines overall image quality?
ANSWER
-Visibility -sharpness (accuracy of structural lines)
Question 3.
Visibility refers to?
ANSWER
-Brightness -Contrast of the image
Question 4.
Sharpness refers to?
ANSWER
-Accuracy of the structural lines displayed.
Question 5.
How is sharpness achieved?
ANSWER
-Maximize spatial resolution -Minimize distortion
Question 6.
How is visibility achieved?
ANSWER
- Balancing image brightness and contrast.
Question 7.
Brightness is?
ANSWER
- amount of luminance of a display monitor (light emission)
, Question 8.
Visibility factors?
ANSWER
- Brightness
- Contrast
Question 9.
Sharpness Factors?
ANSWER
- Spatial resolution
- Distortion
Question 10.
Since the transmission contains a wide range of x-ray intensities
ANSWER
- A receptor with a wide dynamic range is needed
Question 11.
Digital image processing can adjust for?
ANSWER
- Exposure errors (greater margin of error exists for exposure, will adjust brightness levels for you)
Question 12.
Extreme exposure errors can affect?
ANSWER
- Image quality
- Patient dose
Question 13.
When exposure is too low
ANSWER
- Quantum noise may be visible
- Image may be too dark
Question 14.
When exposure is too high
ANSWER
- Saturation can occur: Image cannot be processed, and quality is degraded.
Question 1.
Quality Radiographic Image
ANSWER
-Accurately represents the anatomic area of interest -Information is well visualized for diagnosis
Question 2.
What determines overall image quality?
ANSWER
-Visibility -sharpness (accuracy of structural lines)
Question 3.
Visibility refers to?
ANSWER
-Brightness -Contrast of the image
Question 4.
Sharpness refers to?
ANSWER
-Accuracy of the structural lines displayed.
Question 5.
How is sharpness achieved?
ANSWER
-Maximize spatial resolution -Minimize distortion
Question 6.
How is visibility achieved?
ANSWER
- Balancing image brightness and contrast.
Question 7.
Brightness is?
ANSWER
- amount of luminance of a display monitor (light emission)
, Question 8.
Visibility factors?
ANSWER
- Brightness
- Contrast
Question 9.
Sharpness Factors?
ANSWER
- Spatial resolution
- Distortion
Question 10.
Since the transmission contains a wide range of x-ray intensities
ANSWER
- A receptor with a wide dynamic range is needed
Question 11.
Digital image processing can adjust for?
ANSWER
- Exposure errors (greater margin of error exists for exposure, will adjust brightness levels for you)
Question 12.
Extreme exposure errors can affect?
ANSWER
- Image quality
- Patient dose
Question 13.
When exposure is too low
ANSWER
- Quantum noise may be visible
- Image may be too dark
Question 14.
When exposure is too high
ANSWER
- Saturation can occur: Image cannot be processed, and quality is degraded.