Digital Imaging processing & characteristics

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with digital imaging, the analogue xray signal is sampled and converted to the

numbers

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the exposure intensities that will be included in the image construction

value of interest (VOI)

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what is the word used for a picture element

pixel

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the smaller the _____ the better the image ______

pixel, resolution

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what controls the number of shades of gray available to the image

bit depth

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the number of shades of gray available to an image controls image 

contrast 

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which bit depth offers more shade of gray

16

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how many shades of gray are available to the image with a bit depth of 16 

65,536

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the larger the matrix the ____ the spacial resolution

better

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calculate the pixel size if the FOV is 40 cm and the matrix size is 512 

0.78 mm 

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what is the pixel size with a FOV of 360 mm and a matrix of 1024.

0.35 mm

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what term is used to describe the amount of exposure recieved by the image receptor

exposure indicators

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when the fuji “S” number is high, the image is

underexposed

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the mathematical formula used by the computer to perform functions

algorithms 

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an image that is under exposed may exhibit an excessive amount of 

noise/mottle 

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the tech can adjust image brightness using the _____ _____ controls 

window level 

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the tech can adjust image contrast using the ____ ____ controls

window width

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image resolution is very dependent on ___ size

pixel 

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spatial resolution is a term that is used to describe image 

detail/sharpness 

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a digital system ability to demonstrate subtle differences in shades of gray describes

contrast resolution

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when sampling frequency is too low, this mirroring error occurs on the image 

aliasing

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one of the greatest advantages of digital imaging is superior

contrast resolution

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high pass filtering

edge enhancement

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low pass filtering

smoothing

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what term describes the ratio of recorded contrast to the real contrast of object 

MTF

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the amount of signal vs noise in a digital image is expressed as 

signal to noise ratio 

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the term used when not enough photons are available 

photon starvation/quantum mottle 

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image _____ is caused by electronic interference

snow

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define dynamic range

range of exposure intensities that IR can repsond to and use to acquire image data 

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define exposure latitude 

range of exposure values an IR is able to produce 

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the overall efficiency with which a detector converts incoming xray exposure to useful signal is the definition of what

detective quantum efficiency

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graphic display of pixel intensities

histogram

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contains the data that has the standard contrast, speed and latitude for a particular exam

look up table

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when the computer adjusts the pixel intensities to more closely match those of the average histogram stored in the LUT this is 

rescaling 

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spatial resolution is measured in 

lp/mm

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the frequency with which the data is read out from the detector, defines

sampling frequency 

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list 4 things that contribute to resolution with digital imaging 

  • pixel size

  • pixel pitch

  • focal spot size

  • sampling frequency

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true or false: digital systems are less responsive to scatter than film/screen

false

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true or false: overall, digital systems exhibit better spatial resolution than film/screen

false 

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better spatial resolution HIGHER/LOWER sampling frequency, and LARGER/SMALLER pixels

higher and smaller

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type of data drop that involves area/regions

detector saturation

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the center of one pixel to the center of another is what

pixel pitch

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the signal must be sampled a minimum of ____ times to create a quality image

2

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which IR type has the highest DQE

indirect capture 

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which IR type results in the lowest patient dose

indirect capture

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the minimum resolution of a primary diagnostic reading monitor

2,000

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digital systems have a ____ characteristic response to exposure

linear 

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_____ ____ assumes images are taken in accordance with department protocols/procedures

diagnostic yielding

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______ _____ assumes protocols/ standards are met, and the images are a true representation of patient and anatomy

diagnostic efficicay

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true of false: the tech no longer has to use right and left markers because they can annotate post exposure

false