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RAD 121 Chap 34-35

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

In a DR image receptor, smaller dels have a:

a)

lower fill-factor

b)

smaller TFTs

c)

higher fill-factor

d)

smaller capacitors

2.

For indirect-conversion DR systems, why is amorphous silicon used rather than amorphous selenium for the semiconductor layers of the detector elements (dels)?

a)

silicon is easier to coat into very thin layers

b)

silicon binds better to the cesium iodide layer above

c)

the molecule must be suited to absorbing light rather than x-rays

d)

silicon is a better electrical conductor

3.

Computed radiography (CR) is a digital imaging technique that acquires image data from:

a)

an electrostatic image receptor scanned by a CCD

b)

a photostimulable phosphor plate scanned by a laser beam

c)

a rare earth intensifying screen scanned by a PM tube

d)

a magnetic tape that has been scanned by a magnetic recorder

4.

The CR cassette must be structured so as to protect the phosphor plate inside it from:

a)

heat

b)

static electricity

c)

primary x-rays

d)

light

5.

During the reading process, the intensity of light emitted by the CR plate phosphor is directly proportional to:

a)

the original kVp used for the radiographic technique

b)

the amount of x-ray energy absorbed in the plate

c)

the voltage applied to the photomultiplier (PM) tube

d)

the amount of quantum mottle present in the image

6.

When a photostimulable phosphor plate is stimulated by a laser beam, the color of light emitted from a barium fluorohalide crystal is:

a)

orange

b)

ultraviolet

c)

blue-violet

d)

yellow-green

7.

The sampling frequency of a CR reader, which determines the number of measurements taken across the phosphor plate, is called the:

a)

aliasing frequency

b)

fast-scan frequency

c)

Nyquist frequency

d)

Larmour frequency

8.

The only prominent disadvantage of the liquid crystal diode (LCD) monitor is related to its:

a)

viewing angle

b)

veiling glare

c)

reflective glare

d)

image sharpness

9.

The liquid crystal diode (LCD) operates on the principle of:

a)

light emission by stimulated fluorescence

b)

light emission by phosphorescence

c)

the polarization of light

d)

light emission by incandescence

10.

A 5-megapixel LCD screen presents much higher ________ than a 3-megapixel LCD:

a)

response rate

b)

viewing angle

c)

resolution

d)

contrast