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Uses pixl values within a specific area of interest; uses pixel values in a sub-region rather than the entire image.

ROI

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Evens out the brightness in the image; changes black areas to white or white areas to black.

equalization

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Uses interpolation to assign a pixel value.

dexel drop out correction

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Maintains consistent brightness in the case of over or under exposure.

rescaling

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Eliminates the visualization of detector seams; equalizes the response of the anode heel effect.

flat fielding

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Helps to reduce strain to the eye from high brightness levels; adds a black mask over bright areas.

electronic cropping or masking

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Suppresses quantum noise, but will lead to a loss of spatial resolution.

Smoothing

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Increases the contrast along the edges of a structure.

edge enhancement

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Sets standard for exchanging test-based patient information.

Health lebel 7 (HL7)

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Universal standard for exchanging medical images among medical devices.

Digital imaging and communication in medicine (DICOM)

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Keeps the grayscale and contrast consistent when transferring images.

gray scale display function

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Collection of patient information for a provider in digital format

electronic medical records (EMR)

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System that receives, stores, distributes, and displays digital images

picture archiving and communication system (PACS)

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Improves the efficiency, accuracy, usability, and reliability of imaging services.

imaging informatics

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Allows patient demographics to be available at a modality and eliminates manual data entry to avoid data entry error.

modality worklist

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Patient information used throughout the hospital; information from all aspects of patient care (billing, repots, labs, etc)

hospital information system (HIS)

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Patient information system that contains radiology specific infomration and images

radiology information system (RIS)

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Contains health infomration for a patient that includes all providers, specialists, and clinicians throughout a patients lifetime

electronic health records

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Excessive edge enhancement leads to _____

Halo artifact

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Excessive equalization leads to _____.

metal mottle

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Smooth can reuslt in ______

decrease in spatial resolution

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Pre-processing or post-processing: flat fielding

pre processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: dexel drop out correction (interpolation)

pre processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: rescaling

pre processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: look-up tables

pre processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: annotation

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: measuring

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: flip/rotate

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: edge enhancement

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: equalization

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: smoothing

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: ROI

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: masking/ cropping

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: stitching

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: magnification

post processing

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Pre-processing or post-processing: inversion

post processing

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What process is employed to maintain consistent digital image brightness for over-exposure or under-exposure?

  1. rescaling

  2. histogram

  3. exposure indicator

  4. lookup tables


rescaling

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The ambient light at a digital image workstation should be:

  1. daylight bright

  2. slightly dimmed

  3. near darkness

  4. ambient light does not affect monitors


near darkness

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Applying too much edge enhancement to a digital image can result in which one of the following?

  1. ghost artfiacts

  2. halo artifact

  3. decreased brightness of the image

  4. dead pixel artifacts


halo artifact

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What digital process alters image brightness and contrast (grayscale) to improve the visibility of anatomic communicate.

  1. automatic rescaling

  2. histogram analysis

  3. exposure indicator

  4. lookup table


lookup table

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This is a universally accepted standard that enables imaging systems from different manufacturers to communicate.

  1. HIS

  2. DICOM

  3. SMPTE

  4. EMR


DICOM

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Which one of the following is not a function during post-processing of the displayed digital image?

  1. automatic rescaling

  2. electronic masking

  3. windowing

  4. edge enhancement


automatic rescaling

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_______ is a software correction that is performed to equalize the response of each pixel to a uniform x-ray beam.

  1. smoothing

  2. shuttering

  3. flat fielding

  4. image inversion


flat fielding

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This is a processing technique that is applied to a digital image to improve the contrast along the edges of a structure.

  1. smoothing

  2. edge enhancement

  3. rescaling

  4. equalization


edge enhancement

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Imaging _____ aims to improve the efficiency, accuracy, usability and reliability of medical imaging services withing the healthcare enterprise.

  1. protocols

  2. informatics

  3. assurance

  4. quality control


informatics

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“metal mottle” is associated with:

  1. smoothing

  2. equalization

  3. shuttering

  4. edge enhancement


equalization

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Smoothing is an image processing technique that:

  1. reduces megnification of the image

  2. reduces image blur

  3. reduces noise in the image

  4. reduces patient exposure


reduces noise in the imagereduces noise in the image

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Which one of the following effects changes in image brightness?

  1. window level

  2. window width


window level

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This is the mathematical process of assigning a value to a dead pixel, row or column based on the recorded values of adjacent pixels.

  1. interpolation

  2. pixel shift

  3. sampling

  4. quantization


interpolation

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The standards for the performance of software used to exchange text-based electronic information in health care are called:

  1. TCP/IP codes

  2. DICOM headers

  3. internet protocols

  4. HL7


HL7

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Which one of the following is not a function during post-processing of the displayed digital image?

  1. electronic collimation

  2. annotation

  3. look-up tables

  4. smoothing


look-up tables

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This makes patient demographic information from the radiology information system (RIS) available at a modality, eliminating dual entry and providing data integrity.

  1. modality worklist

  2. gray scale display function

  3. internet protocols

  4. health level 7


modality worklist