Fundamentals of
fluoroscopic imaging
test with complete
verified solutions 2024
how do modern fluoroscopic systems record images? - answer digital
capture technologies and processing
which of the following describe how fluoroscopic images are acquired
that study human anatomy and function? - answer real-time Acquisition
which three of the following are necessary to generate fluoroscopy -
answer x-radiation
image receptor (IR)
conversion of x-ray to visible light
which of the following needs to be in effect to intercept the
fluoroscopic primary beam - answer The primary barrier, such as the
image receptor, is required
, when performing fluoroscopic procedures the x-ray beam must do
which of the following? - answer aligned with the center of the image
receptor
mobile fluoroscopic systems are often referred to as? - answer portable
c-arm systems
which of the following features are typically included in fluoroscopic
room systems? - answer tilt capabilities
dead man exposure switch
patient footboard
primary barrier
what type of exposure control switch is used in medical fluoroscopy -
answer dead mans switch foot pedal
which of the following is a key component in the fluoroscopic imaging
chain? - answer Image intensifier assembly
which of the following best describes image intensifiers at a basic ,
technological level - answer energy conversion tubes
which of the following will improve an image intensifier's efficiency? -
answer contain a perfect vacuum as part of its tube design
fluoroscopic imaging
test with complete
verified solutions 2024
how do modern fluoroscopic systems record images? - answer digital
capture technologies and processing
which of the following describe how fluoroscopic images are acquired
that study human anatomy and function? - answer real-time Acquisition
which three of the following are necessary to generate fluoroscopy -
answer x-radiation
image receptor (IR)
conversion of x-ray to visible light
which of the following needs to be in effect to intercept the
fluoroscopic primary beam - answer The primary barrier, such as the
image receptor, is required
, when performing fluoroscopic procedures the x-ray beam must do
which of the following? - answer aligned with the center of the image
receptor
mobile fluoroscopic systems are often referred to as? - answer portable
c-arm systems
which of the following features are typically included in fluoroscopic
room systems? - answer tilt capabilities
dead man exposure switch
patient footboard
primary barrier
what type of exposure control switch is used in medical fluoroscopy -
answer dead mans switch foot pedal
which of the following is a key component in the fluoroscopic imaging
chain? - answer Image intensifier assembly
which of the following best describes image intensifiers at a basic ,
technological level - answer energy conversion tubes
which of the following will improve an image intensifier's efficiency? -
answer contain a perfect vacuum as part of its tube design
