Chapter 11 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Primary factors of exposure

A

mAs and exposure time

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2
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The more mAs means what

A

more exit radiation reaching image receptor

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3
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Is mAs inversely related to exposure time

A

yes

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4
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what alters the amount and penetrating ability of the x ray beam

A

kilovoltage

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5
Q

what does focal spot size affect

A

sharpness

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6
Q

are SID and radiation intensity directly related

A

no, inversely

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7
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What does OID affect

A

radiation intensity reaching the image receptor
amount of scatter reaching the image receptor
magnification
spat res

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8
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Magnification factor formula

A

MF=SID DIVIDED BY SOD

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9
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SOD FORMULA

A

SID - OID

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10
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OBJECT SIZE FORMULA

A

OBJECT SKZE = image size divided by MF

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11
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what are grids used to increase

A

contrast

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12
Q

GCF
5:1

A

2

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13
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GCF
NO GRID

A

1

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14
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6:1

A

3

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15
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8:1

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4

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18
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generators with more efficient output require _____ exposure technique settings to produce an image

19
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x ray tubes operated above 70 kVp are required to have a minimum of ____ mm of aluminum filtration

20
Q

when imaging an anatomic area that varies greatly in tissue thickness, a what can be placed in the primary beam to produce a more uniform exposure to the image receptor

A

compensating filter

21
Q

the use of compensating filters requires an increase in what to maintain the overall exposure to the image receptor

22
Q

accounts for approximately 50% of the adult
population and is commonly called normal or average

23
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account for 35% of adults and refers to a more slender and taller build

24
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very slender body habit is and accounts for only 10% of adults

25
a large stock build accounts for only 5% of adults
hypersthenic
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anatomic structures that have a wide range of tissue composition demonstrate
high subject contrast
27
indicates how much size distortion or magnification is demonstrated on an image
MF
28
device that is placed between the anatomic area of interest and the IR to absorb scatter radiation exiting the patient
grid
29
for every change in part thickness of 4-5 cm the mas should be adjusted by a factor of
2
30
what causes the need for adjustment of mas
patients age , condition, possible pathological condition
31
image brightness is adjusted by the
computer