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Computed Tomography Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update 2025 Already Passed what term is applied to a single square, or picture element, in the image display matrix - Answers pixel what determines the amount of data displayed on the monitor - Answers field of view a volume element is called - Answers voxel a relative comparison of x-ray attenuation of a voxel of tissue to an equal volume of water - Answers CT number what is the CT number of water - Answers 0 the major system components of a CT scanner - Answers gantry computer and operators console patient table a circular device that houses the x-ray tube, DAS, and detector array is called - Answers gantry x-ray tubes used in advanced CT scanners can tolerate - Answers 4 to 5 MHU these can be selected at the operators console - Answers slice thickness table index imaging technique factors the range of CT numbers that are used to map signals into shades of gray is called - Answers window width the midpoint of the range of gray levels to be displayed on the monitor is the - Answers window level a narrow window width would display - Answers high contrast the window level should be set to - Answers the CT number of the tissue of interest CT is the examination of choice for - Answers head trauma the amount of blurring in a CT image is termed - Answers spatial resolution the ability to differentiate between small differences in density within the CT image is called - Answers contrast resolution the most significant geometric factor that contributes to spatial resolution - Answers detector aperture width random variation in photon detection results in - Answers quantum noise these contribute to image noise in CT - Answers detector aperture width matrix size patient size metallic objects, such as dental fillings can cause - Answers artifacts high resolution CT scans are made using - Answers thinner sections or slices which are quality factors affected by x-ray beam energy - Answers contrast resolution noise which image quality factor is affected by focal spot size - Answers spatial resolution tissue density differences of less than ___ can be distinguished by CT - Answers .5% reconstruction algorithm affects all of the image quality factors expect for - Answers artifacts the image that appears o the monitor depends on the - Answers display field of view what is based on the principle that different structures enhance at different rates after contrast administration - Answers dynamic scanning what new CT data acquisition method involves continuous gantry rotations combined with constant table movement through the aperture - Answers spiral or helical CT which 3-D imaging technique is commonly used for CTA - Answers maximum intensity projection these are methods of 3-D reconstruction - Answers maximum intensity projection volume rendering shaded surface display how often do most CT systems require preventive maintenance to ensure proper operation - Answers weekly to biweekly all of these affect radiation dose in CT - Answers beam energy

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Computed Tomography Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update 2025 Already Passed

what term is applied to a single square, or picture element, in the image display matrix - Answers pixel

what determines the amount of data displayed on the monitor - Answers field of view

a volume element is called - Answers voxel

a relative comparison of x-ray attenuation of a voxel of tissue to an equal volume of water - Answers CT
number

what is the CT number of water - Answers 0

the major system components of a CT scanner - Answers gantry

computer and operators console

patient table

a circular device that houses the x-ray tube, DAS, and detector array is called - Answers gantry

x-ray tubes used in advanced CT scanners can tolerate - Answers 4 to 5 MHU

these can be selected at the operators console - Answers slice thickness

table index

imaging technique factors

the range of CT numbers that are used to map signals into shades of gray is called - Answers window
width

the midpoint of the range of gray levels to be displayed on the monitor is the - Answers window level

a narrow window width would display - Answers high contrast

the window level should be set to - Answers the CT number of the tissue of interest

CT is the examination of choice for - Answers head trauma

the amount of blurring in a CT image is termed - Answers spatial resolution

the ability to differentiate between small differences in density within the CT image is called - Answers
contrast resolution

the most significant geometric factor that contributes to spatial resolution - Answers detector aperture
width

random variation in photon detection results in - Answers quantum noise

, these contribute to image noise in CT - Answers detector aperture width

matrix size

patient size

metallic objects, such as dental fillings can cause - Answers artifacts

high resolution CT scans are made using - Answers thinner sections or slices

which are quality factors affected by x-ray beam energy - Answers contrast resolution

noise

which image quality factor is affected by focal spot size - Answers spatial resolution

tissue density differences of less than ___ can be distinguished by CT - Answers .5%

reconstruction algorithm affects all of the image quality factors expect for - Answers artifacts

the image that appears o the monitor depends on the - Answers display field of view

what is based on the principle that different structures enhance at different rates after contrast
administration - Answers dynamic scanning

what new CT data acquisition method involves continuous gantry rotations combined with constant
table movement through the aperture - Answers spiral or helical CT

which 3-D imaging technique is commonly used for CTA - Answers maximum intensity projection

these are methods of 3-D reconstruction - Answers maximum intensity projection

volume rendering

shaded surface display

how often do most CT systems require preventive maintenance to ensure proper operation - Answers
weekly to biweekly

all of these affect radiation dose in CT - Answers beam energy

tube current

section/slice thickness

the anatomic scan range for a basic head CT is from the ____ to the ___ - Answers base of skull

vertex of head

what is the anatomic scan range for CT of the cervical spine - Answers occipital condyles to below T2

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