Ch. 8 Digital Imaging

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A conventional x-ray machine must allow for what exposure time?

1/100th of a second

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What is an example of a wireless sensor?

phosphor plates

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What are examples of wired sensors?

CCD and CMOS/APS

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When an x-ray is converted into a computer, what is the range each pixel is represented by?

0 (black) to 255 (white)

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The human eye can only perceive how many shades of gray?

32

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obtaining a digital image from a sensor by using a scanner to convert to digital form

indirect

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info transferred directly to computer with imaging software

direct

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What is an example of indirect imaging?

scanning traditional films or phosphor plates

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What is an example of direct imaging?

CMOS/APS or CCD

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Digital radiography has how many shades of gray?

256

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Film only has how many shades of gray?

16-25

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An advantage of digital radiography is that it has what percentage less radiation exposure?

50%-90%

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What are some advantages of digital radiography?

  • more efficient

  • ability to do remote consultation

  • able to adjust density and contrast without more exposure

  • environment friendly

  • takes up less office space

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What are some disadvanatges of digital radiography?

  • high initial cost

  • debatable image quality

  • thicker sensor size may cause patient discomfort

  • must be more vigilant with infection control as sensor can’t be heat sterilized

  • images may not be used in court of law as they can be manipulated

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