PACS CH 18

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PACS REFERS TO

Picture archiving and communication system

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PACs allows for

Ability to share images with multiple viewers via web distribution.

Eliminating film usage, development and storage.

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PACS ADVANTAGES

Fewer repeats

●#retakes due to lost films is fewer

●Availability of images in multiple locations (ER,ICU,OR)

●Faster report turnaround times/exam times

●Shorter patient waiting time

●Elimination of lost billing problems

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Quality management is enhanced by the use of

PACS IN any radiology department

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PACs when fully implemented allows

Allows for image acquisition but also interpretation and storage of each medical image in digital form without restoring to the hard copy film.

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PACS IMPLEMENTS AND SPEEDS……

Image processing, viewing, interpretation, storage and recall

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The 4 components of PACS

  • image acquisition

  • The display system

  • Network

  • Storage system

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Radiology information system (RIS) management

Managaement patient demographics

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_____ and ______ represent the diagnostic  imaging aspect of an electronic patient record.

PACS and RIS

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The heart of the PACS display SYSTEM is the

CRT(cathode ray tube) MONITOR, of a workstation

(Must be high resolution) 2048. 2048 to fully visualize

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MOST CRT SYSTEM range form

256 × 256(worst) to 1024 × 1024

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●Subtraction .

●Edge enhancement –

●Windowing —

●Highlighting –

●Scroll and zoom –

●Subtraction of one image from another. (Subtracting soft tissue from bone)

●Edge enhancement – effective for fractures and small, high-contrast objects.

●Windowing — useful for amplifying soft tissue differences.

●Highlighting – effective in identifying nonfocal disease

●Scroll and zoom – allow for visualizing precise regions of an image.

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Network refers to

Is a series of computers connected to interact with one another.

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The network consists of

consists of PACS workstations, remote PACS workstations, a departmental mainframe and a hospital mainframe.

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Each device /piece of the PACs system in. Network is called

Node/client

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WHAT DOES DICOM do? It means

DIGITAL IMAGING COMMUNICATIONS IN MEDICINE

●Ensures that all equipment from different manufacturers speak the same computer language. (Makes teleradiology possible)

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Optical disks can hold up to

A Jukebox refers to

●EX:  CT of chest produces

Optical disks can hold up to 2.6 Gb of data

A Jukebox refers to multiple disks linked together can hold up to 1.3 Tb of data

EX:  CT of chest produces 140 images which =73 MB of data

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The requirement for a fishing communication is managed by_______ and _______ .

DICOM_______ and health level seven HL 7

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The current procedural terminology CPT codes is a

Is a lexicon developed by the American medical Association (AMA) which now numbers over 15,000 items.

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Each CPT code refers to

Refers to a specific clinical situation.