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WorksheetsMedical imaging
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which medical imaging techniques use ionising radiation? (Select all)
X-rays
PET scan
CAT scan
ultrasound scan
The intensity of X-rays travelling in a medium decreases exponentially. The parameter μ that governs the rate of decrease is called the (a) coefficient.
An X-rays beam passes through 2 cm of bone and 3 cm of soft-tissue. What is the ratio of transmitted intensity to incident intensity, I0IT ? (μbone=3.0 cm−1, μmuscle=0.90 cm−1)
2.5×10−3
1.7×10−4
6.0×103
0.067
Which of the following adjustments can produce a narrower X-rays beam?
increase size of target
use collimator
decrease size of aperture window
use image intensifier
Which of the following terms are not related to CT scan?
voxel
computer
X-rays
radio waves
What of the following are disadvantages of CT scan compared to conventional X-rays scan?
better contrast
more expensive
CT image is 3D
greater dose
Fat has density 925 kg m−3. Speed of sound in fat is 1450 m s−1. What is the acoustic impedance of fat?
0.34 × 106 kg m−2 s−1
1.43 × 106 kg m−2 s−1
1.34 × 106 kg m−2 s−1
4.31 × 106 kg m−2 s−1
A pulse of ultrasound is incident normally on the boundary of muscle and bone. What is the ratio of I0Ir where I0 is incident intensity and Ir is reflected intensity?
( Zmuscle=1.7×106 kg m−2 s−1 , Zbone=6.4×106 kg m−1s−2 )
0.66
0.34
0.58
0.42
In positron emission tomography, a (a) is injected into the body and aborbed by tissues.
In PET scanning, what is the angle between the two gamma-ray photons produced in an annihilation event?
0°
90°
180°
360°
