EX5 - Shape Distortion

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the misrepresentation of the true shape of the image as compared to the object

shape distortion

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what are the three types of shape distortion

foreshortening, elongation, spatial distortion

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what the three reasons for shape distortion

x-ray beam, position of the image receptor, position of the part

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what is the ideal relationship that creates the least amount of shape distortion

the set-up of image receptor, CR, and object that creates the least amount of shape distortion

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the _____ is cone shaped with the straightest part of the beam (CR) right in the middle

beam

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the ______ needs to be placed so the object is parallel and the CR is perpendicular

image receptor

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the _____ or area of interest is the body part you are trying to image

object

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the ideal relationship requires that the object is _______ to the image receptor

parallel

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the ideal relationship requires that the CR is _______ to the image receptor

perpendicular

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the ideal relationship requires that the CR is ______ to the object

perpendicular

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the ideal relationship requires that the CR is over the ______ of the object

center

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________ is created when the object is angled but the CR remains perpendicular to the IR

foreshortening

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when foreshortening occurs, it appears

squashed, flatter

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a bone fracture is _______ when foreshortening is seen on an image

hidden

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foreshortening produces unequal ________ of object parts

magnification

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to avoid foreshortening, place the CR ______________ to the object even if the CR is not perpendicular to the IR

perpendicular

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when the object is parallel to the IR but the CR is angled, this explains....

elongation

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elongation can also be when the object is not parallel to the IR, but the CR is _____ to the object

perpendicular

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elongation makes the image appear to be ______

stretched out or thinner

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elongation can remove ______ of parts and used for _____ views

superimposition; axial

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What are two axial views that can produce superimposition from elongation?

Sigmoid colon and clavicle

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With elongation, the CR should be kept _____ the area of interest

under

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regarding elongation, placing the CR directly over the area of interest will _____ shape distortion

minimize

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what is it called when the CR is at an angle but the object and the IR are parallel to each other

spatial distortion

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the appearance of spatial distortion creates ____

distortion of 3D relationship

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spatial distortion makes parts on top of each other appear _______

seperate

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what produces stretched out or thinner images

spatial distortion

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parts appear ______ from one another from spatial distortion

furtheraway

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the relocation on an image is

spatial distortion

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The further a part is from the IR, the more ________ it will appear

magnified

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an object with a large OID will appear to ______ on the image, in the same direction as the ______

move; CR angle

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how do you fix foreshortening on an image

place the CR perpendicular to the object

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what is superimposition

when parts are overlapping