Quiz - Jaszczak & stat analysis

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Reference sources for QA must be ….?

NIST Traceable. ± 5% @ confidence level 99%

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Activity, source, and reference source for Jaszczak phantom?

14.5 mCi of Tc-99m. Referenced to Co-57 (because similar energy)

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What is the minimum shielding requirement for PET/SPECT-CT room?

from floor to 7ft tall. injection room is not shielded

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How many holes in typical gamma camera collimator? (size and #)

IDK! look it up

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What type of imaging is NM? (PET/SPECT)

parallel image projection. functional imaging

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Setup up requirements for J phantom?

Make sure it’s level.

Lid must face into scanner.

Center of phantom must be center of camera.

Subject in center of FOV

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How do we do attenuation correction in NM?

CT because it calculates linear attenuation coefficients pixel by pixel. Intrinsic to process of CT

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How many half lives required to decay to background levels?

about 10 half lives

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What do we do with the phantom after QA is complete?

Decay room for ~10 half lives

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How to improve image quality in NM?

Elliptical rotation - more counts, but more challenging

Camera closer to subject - increases count rate, which increases contrast

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Maximum activity of patient?

26 mCi

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What is the purpose of the collimator? made of what?

Spatial location. Lead alloy, allows it to be made thinner than just lead

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How do we determine accuracy of our sources?

Dose calibrator measures activity by measuring current related to ionization of air

→ must be linear

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Difference between CT and NM image type?

Both are projection but..

CT — cone type through subject gives magnified projection

NM — is parallel projection gives 1:1 projection

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Where is the NM source located during reconstruction?

Practical infinity to account for scatter (NOT inside body)

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What is the purpose of defining a “source” for image reconstruction (CT, NM..)?

The source size will determine factor for spatial resolution

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Why is background reading allowed to be subtracted from measured radioactive counts?

Both are RANDOM

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List 3 uses for Jaszczak phantom

Evaluation of … center-of rotation testing, non-uniformity artifact, attenuation and scatter compensation

acceptance testing

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