Instrument/computer Stuff GW Flashcards

1
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1 word = ____ bytes

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2

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2
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1 byte = ___ bits

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8

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3
Q

1 word = ____ bits

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16

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4
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Word mode max number of pixels

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2^16

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5
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Byte mode max number of pixels

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2^8

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6
Q

Increasing distance to detector with diverging collimator

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Decreases magnification

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7
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Increasing distance to detector with converging collimator

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Increases magnification

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8
Q

Increasing distance to thyroid with pinhole collimator

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Decreases magnification

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9
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Decreasing distance to thyroid with collimator

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Increases magnification

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10
Q

Frame mode or list mode more common

A

Frame mode

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11
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List mode

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Counts are stored sequentially as x and y coordinates

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12
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Length of time each image is acquired

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Framing rate

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13
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Frame mode

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All counts are collected into one storage matrix in a given time period

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14
Q

Acquiring in zoom mode _______ resolution

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Increases

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15
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applying zoom factor post acquisition _______ resolution

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Decreases

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16
Q

What do you have to do if zoom mode is used during SPECT

A

You have to acquire a uniformity correction flood at the same zoom mode and apply it to match the pixel size

17
Q

Information density = what?

Directly affects what?

A

= the number of counts per square cm

Directly affects resolution

18
Q

What increases target to background ratio

A

Subtracting background

19
Q

What decreases signal to noise ratio

A

Acquiring more counts

20
Q

Normalization

A

Used when comparing two images with different max counts

Doubles the lower count image to better compare the two

21
Q

Correction factor for normalization

A

number of pixels in larger ROI (organ) / number of pixels in smaller ROI (background)

22
Q

If critical frequency is set too high

A

Grainy/pixelated picture

23
Q

If critical frequency is too low

A

Study is over filtered, too smoothed

24
Q

High the power factor

A

Steeper the slope
More high frequencies removed

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The lower the power factor
The more high frequencies are preserved
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Butterworth uses
Cutoff frequency and power factor
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Hanning filter uses
Cutoff frequency - the frequency at which the filter reaches 0
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Lower the cutoff
Smoother the image
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Drawback of FBP
Assumes no attenuation -No attenuation correction