Ch 10 Radiographic Quality II Flashcards
(48 cards)
What is film speed affected by?
- Immersion time
- Temperature
- Chemical activity
The longer the film stays in the chemical bath, the _______ the line becomes.
Straighter
If you increase your speed, what happens to your mAs?
It goes down
Speed and mAs are _______ proportional.
Inversely
A wide latitude, would have ____ shades of gray.
Many
A narrow latitude, would have a ______ scale of contrast
Short
Latitude and contrast are _______ proportional.
Inversely
What is Latitude?
Range of exposures that will produce densities within the diagnostic range
What is the formula for Latitude?
Latitude= E h - E I
E h=
High exposure point OD 2.50
E l=
Low exposure point OD 0.25
A narrow latitude film requires ______ exposure accuracy and produces short gray scales.
Greater
The _______ amount of magnification should be maintained.
Smallest
What is the ratio of image size to object size?
Magnification
Some magnification will _____ exist.
40”-?
72”-?
Always
40”- 1.1
72”- 1.05
What is SOD?
Source to object distance
What is OID?
Object to image distance
What is the acceptable magnification range?
?
How many cm are in an inch?
2.5
What are the (2) factors that effect image magnification?
- SID
2. OID
What is distortion?
Unequal magnification of different portions of the same object
Distortion is dependent on…
- Thickness of object/ part
- Position
- Shape of the object
The thicker the object the _____ distortion present on the final radiograph.
More
We must compensate for object unsharpness with factors we can control, such as:
- Focal spot size
- SID
- OID