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__________: a misrepresentation of the true size and shape of an object demonstrated on a radiograph
distortion
list types of distortion
size and shape
T or F: it is impossible to have the image smaller than the object in mgnification
true
as OID increases, magnification ________
increases
as SID increases, magnification _________
decreases
you can reduce image magnification by:
- reducing ____
- increasing ____
OID and SID
image magnification can never be eliminated, only _______
reduced
the magnification factor will always be ______ than 1
greater
magnification factor
image width / object width
% of magnification equation
(image width - object width) / object width x 100
shape distortion is caused by misalignment of (list)
- central ray
- anatomical part
- film or image receptor
types of angles
town and water
direction of "town" angle
down (town)
direction of "water" angle
(keep your head) above (water)
shape distortion classifications (list)
foreshortening and elongation
________: central perpendicular to IR and object
foreshortening
_________: part parallel to IR, when tube is angled
elongation
shape distortion reduction
tube - part - IR alignment
can you have both magnification and shape distortion on the same radiograph?
yes
what are the types of shape distortion?
foreshortening and elongation
what causes magnification?
x-ray photons diverge as they exit the x-ray tube window. this divergence causes the object being radiographed to be magnified on the radiograph
how can you control magnification
reduce OID and increase SID
distortion is one of the geometric properties affecting _________
quality
_________: part appears to be shorter than it actually is; happens when the part isn't parallel w/ the IR
foreshortening
_________: part appears longer than it actually is; happens when the CR is not perpendicular to the IR
elongation
__________: the difference in the apparent position of an object as compared to its actual position
parallax error
parallax error is derived from the Greek word which means _________
alteration
bad tube part film / IR relationships
- object is not centered w/ CR; going to overlap the image
- CR is centered, but not the IR
- the object and IR are centered, but the CR is not aligned
what is the ideal tube part film / IR relationship?
tube part film alignment is hitting in the joint (where we want)
factors affecting distortion (list)
distance and tube part film / IR relationship