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rad 165 final Questions and Correct
Answers
Question: another term for unsharpness
Answer: blur
Question: a perfect MTF for an imaging system
Answer: 1
Question: which of the following represents the formula for calculating
geometric unsharpness
Answer: focal spot size x OID/ SOD
Question: which of the following shapes would exhibit the least
structural shape unsharpness if each was radiographed after being
accurately aligned to the x-ray beam
Answer: trapezoid
Question: if you change source to image distance in order to increase
detail, which formula must be considered if equal density is to be
maintained?
Answer: new mAs
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: increase SID from
40-48 inches
Answer: +
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: decrease OID from
10 to 3
Answer: +
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Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: use CR imaging
plate known to have dust particles on plate
Answer: -
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: use 200mA
instead of 100mA
Answer: 0
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: increase the
filtration from 2mm to 3mm Al
Answer: 0
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: change the focal
spot size from large to small
Answer: +
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: a 280lb patient
abdomen compared to a 115lb pt abdomen
Answer: -
Question: in digital systems spatial resolution frequency signal must be
samples twice from each cycle. This is known as
Answer: Nyquist criterion
Question: quantum mottle is "grainy" unwanted noise with a
degradation of image detail. What is the best way to combat or avoid
quantum mottle?
Answer: increase exposure quantity
Question: which of the following does not cause poor contact in an IR?
Answer: increased room temp
Question: sharpness of detail is ______________ property
Answer: geometric
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Question: the smaller the focal spot the ________ the detail
Answer: better
Question: the longer the OID the ___________ the detail
Answer: worse
Question: the longer the SID the ___________ the detail
Answer: better
Question: what is the term used to describe the unsharpness at the
edges of curved objects (like our bones or vessels)
Answer: edge gradient
Question: according to your text, normal human visual acuity is limited
to the ability to distinguish ____line pairs/mm
Answer: 5
Question: aliased images that occur during low frequency wrapped over
high frequency imaging resulting in 2 slightly out of alignment images are
said to have this type of appearance/pattern
Answer: moire
Question: focal spots are not capable of imaging structures smaller than
themselves (T/F)
Answer: true
Question: which of the following uses the divergence of the beam to an
advantage for less distortion
Answer: PA lumbar spine
Question: proper explanation of the procedure and the use of
immobilization is most helpful in the control of
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Answer: voluntary motion
Question: short exposure times are more helpful in controlling
Answer: involuntary motion
Question: another term for magnification is
Answer: size distortion
Question: magnification is influenced by the geometric factors of
Answer: OFD or OID and TFD or SID
Question: the width of penumbra (unsharpness) can be mathematically
calculated using which of the following formulas
Answer: FSS x OID/SOD
Question: which of the terms means to disperse equally in all directions
Answer: isotropic
Question: true distortion may involve which of the following
Answer: shape
Question: when the central ray part IR relationship is aligned so the
beam is centered to the IR and area of interest, the _______ amount of
shape distortion occurs
Answer: least
Question: The part, or area of interest, is usually recorded with minimal
distortion if it is placed:
Answer: parallel with the IR
Question: magnification is ________ related to sharpness of detail
Answer: Inversely
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rad 165 final Questions and Correct
Answers
Question: another term for unsharpness
Answer: blur
Question: a perfect MTF for an imaging system
Answer: 1
Question: which of the following represents the formula for calculating
geometric unsharpness
Answer: focal spot size x OID/ SOD
Question: which of the following shapes would exhibit the least
structural shape unsharpness if each was radiographed after being
accurately aligned to the x-ray beam
Answer: trapezoid
Question: if you change source to image distance in order to increase
detail, which formula must be considered if equal density is to be
maintained?
Answer: new mAs
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: increase SID from
40-48 inches
Answer: +
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: decrease OID from
10 to 3
Answer: +
Pretest - Stuvia US
,2
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: use CR imaging
plate known to have dust particles on plate
Answer: -
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: use 200mA
instead of 100mA
Answer: 0
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: increase the
filtration from 2mm to 3mm Al
Answer: 0
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: change the focal
spot size from large to small
Answer: +
Question: the effect on sharpness of recorded detail: a 280lb patient
abdomen compared to a 115lb pt abdomen
Answer: -
Question: in digital systems spatial resolution frequency signal must be
samples twice from each cycle. This is known as
Answer: Nyquist criterion
Question: quantum mottle is "grainy" unwanted noise with a
degradation of image detail. What is the best way to combat or avoid
quantum mottle?
Answer: increase exposure quantity
Question: which of the following does not cause poor contact in an IR?
Answer: increased room temp
Question: sharpness of detail is ______________ property
Answer: geometric
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,3
Question: the smaller the focal spot the ________ the detail
Answer: better
Question: the longer the OID the ___________ the detail
Answer: worse
Question: the longer the SID the ___________ the detail
Answer: better
Question: what is the term used to describe the unsharpness at the
edges of curved objects (like our bones or vessels)
Answer: edge gradient
Question: according to your text, normal human visual acuity is limited
to the ability to distinguish ____line pairs/mm
Answer: 5
Question: aliased images that occur during low frequency wrapped over
high frequency imaging resulting in 2 slightly out of alignment images are
said to have this type of appearance/pattern
Answer: moire
Question: focal spots are not capable of imaging structures smaller than
themselves (T/F)
Answer: true
Question: which of the following uses the divergence of the beam to an
advantage for less distortion
Answer: PA lumbar spine
Question: proper explanation of the procedure and the use of
immobilization is most helpful in the control of
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, 4
Answer: voluntary motion
Question: short exposure times are more helpful in controlling
Answer: involuntary motion
Question: another term for magnification is
Answer: size distortion
Question: magnification is influenced by the geometric factors of
Answer: OFD or OID and TFD or SID
Question: the width of penumbra (unsharpness) can be mathematically
calculated using which of the following formulas
Answer: FSS x OID/SOD
Question: which of the terms means to disperse equally in all directions
Answer: isotropic
Question: true distortion may involve which of the following
Answer: shape
Question: when the central ray part IR relationship is aligned so the
beam is centered to the IR and area of interest, the _______ amount of
shape distortion occurs
Answer: least
Question: The part, or area of interest, is usually recorded with minimal
distortion if it is placed:
Answer: parallel with the IR
Question: magnification is ________ related to sharpness of detail
Answer: Inversely
Pretest - Stuvia US