SPECT-QC Procedure Preparation Steps

The video tutorial covers the SPECT-QC procedure using the Jayzac Phantom. It begins with an introduction to the required materials and proceeds to the initial setup, including placing the phantom on the imaging bed. The tutorial then guides viewers through initiating SPECT 180 motion and starting a new study, followed by adjusting protocol settings. Finally, it details the process of positioning the camera and aligning the phantom for accurate imaging.

What is the first step in preparing for the SPECT-QC procedure?

• Initiate SPECT 180 motion

• Gather required materials

• Place the phantom on the bed

• Verify camera positions

Why are blue pads used during the setup?

• To mark the field of view

• To cover the phantom

• To level the phantom

• To protect the imaging bed

What should be verified after initiating the SPECT 180 motion?

• The lead aprons are removed

• The blue pads are in place

• The camera motion is complete

• The phantom is level

Which protocol is selected for the SPECT procedure?

• Brain SPECT protocol

• Lung SPECT protocol

• Cardiac SPECT protocol

• Default bone SPECT protocol

What is the correct number of angles to set for the SPECT procedure?

• 32

• 64

• 128

• 256

What should be done if the phantom is not level during positioning?

• Adjust the camera detectors

• Use the mobile shield

• Correct using the level

• Remove the lead aprons

How should the phantom be secured to the imaging bed?

• With one strip of tape

• With two strips of tape

• With a single lead apron

• With no tape

What is the purpose of placing masking tape in the field of view?

• To secure the phantom

• To facilitate alignment in the z-axis

• To cover the detectors

• To mark the imaging bed

Which axis is adjusted to center the phantom in the field of view?

• w-axis

• z-axis

• y-axis

• x-axis

What should be done after confirming the phantom's centering?

• Remove the blue pads

• Initiate a new study

• Remove the tape

• Adjust the camera detectors