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Two Ways To Obtain Digital X-Ray
Computed Radiography
Digital Radiography
Computerized Radiography
Digital Radiograph
A Digital Way Of Doing General Radiography With Conventional X-Ray Machine
Computed Radiography
Digital Radiography
Processing The Data Digitally Produces What Type Of Image
Low Quality
High Contrast
High Quality
High Quantity
It is placed in the cassette instead of a piece of film and it stores and captures the x-ray
Imaging Plate
ID Tablet
Processing Sensor
Laser Plate
What Part of CR It is Where the X-ray is Being Developed
Dark Room
CR Reader
What Are The Examples of CR
Cassette With Imaging Plate
ID Tablet
Preview And ID Station
Digitizer
Processing Server and Laser Camera
High kVP produces what kind of radiography?
Radiolucent
Radiopaque
Low kVP produces what kind of radiography?
Radiolucent
Radiopaque
What is the Factor of Contrast and Density?
kV
kVp
mA
mAs
What is the Factor of Density?
kV
kVp
mA
mAs
It looks like the IS found in the conventional film screen cassettes
Imaging Plate
ID Tablet
Processing Sensor
Laser Plate
Imaging Plate is Made Up Of
Aluminum
Photostimulable Phospor
Bariumfluorohalide
Barium Platinicyanide
It looks like the IS found in the conventional film screen cassettes
Imaging Plate
ID Tablet
Processing Sensor
Laser Plate
What type of material has a special property of storing
Aluminum
Photostimulable Phospor
Bariumfluorohalide
Barium Platinicyanide
It is where the laser energy is being stimulated in photostimulable phospor
CR Reader
Digitizer
ID Tablet
Laser Camera
The image can be displayed after the exposure in CR. As A Result, the retakes are blank.
Drastically Increased
Drastically Reduced
It is the Principle That Converts Xray Signal to Light Signal
Storage Phospor Principle
Barium Fluorohalide Principle
Computed Radiography Principle
Barium Platinocyanide Principle
Imaging Plate Coated With Photostimulable Phospor Is Called?
Storage Phospor
Phosporesence
Conductive Phospor
Phospor Layer
Imaging Plate Contains?
Phosphor Layer
Protective Coat
Conductive Layer
Support And Laminated Layer
What is phospor material called
Aluminum
Photostimulable Phospor
Bariumfluorohalide
Barium Platinocyanide
What is the material used in filter
Aluminum
Photostimulable Phospor
Bariumfluorohalide
Barium Platinocyanide
What is the material used when Roentgen Discovers The X-Ray
Aluminum
Photostimulable Phospor
Bariumfluorohalide
Barium Platinocyanide
What Year Does X-Ray Discovered
1895
1950
1972
1973
1977
What Year Does Ultrasound Invented?
1895
1950
1972
1973
1977
What Year Does Radionuclide Imaging Invented?
1895
1950
1972
1973
1977
What Year Does CT Invented?
1895
1950
1972
1973
1977
What Year Does MRI Invented?
1895
1950
1972
1973
1977
What Year Does CT Invented?
1895
1950
1972
1973
1977
What Year Does DSI Invented?
1895
1950
1972
1973
1977
The Imaging Plate contains not only the phosphor layer, but also what?
protective coat
conductive layer
support and laminate layer
base
What type of X-rays excites electrons into a higher energy level
Incident X-rays
Scattered X-rays
Useful X-rays
Remnant X-rays
A latent image is created in the form of?
stored energy
laser beam
remnant radiation
useful radiation
Stimulation with a scanning laser beam releases what?
electrons
photons
neutrons
protons
Typical wavelength of the stimulating laser is?
633 nm
390 nm
Typical wavelength of the emitted light is?
633 nm
390 nm
The emitted light intensity is what to to the original incident X-ray intensity
proportional
directly proportional
inversely proportional
How is a Storage Phosphor plate exposed?
The storage phosphor plate fits inside a standard size cassette and is exposed to X-rays exactly like film
The X-ray energy is stored on the plate in the form of latent energy
Before exposing the cassette, the patient demographic and exam date is stored on what?
microchip attached on cassette
macrochip attached on cassette
When the cassette is inserted in this machine after X-ray exposure, it reads both patient data
Digitizer
CR Reader
Processing Server
Laser Camera
The two data are combined to display images along with what?
patient data
film
The plate is inserted into this machine where it is scanned with a high power laser
digitizer
cr reader
processing server
laser camera
It causes the storage phosphors to releases the energy they have captured in the form of blue light
laser light
luminescence
x-ray beam
In the digitizer, this blue light energy is converted in what and it which then digitized to produce digital images
electrical signals
xray signals
radiation signals
What happens to a storage Phosphor Plate after it is scanned?
After exposure and scanning, the phosphor plate is “erased” by exposing to a bright light exposure within the digitizer
The previous image stored in the phosphors is removed and the plate is ready to be exposed again
The digitized image data is processed on a processing server and is displayed on its monitor
After exposure and scanning, how does the phosphor plate is being erased?
by exposing to a bright light exposure within the digitizer
by exposing to a bright light exposure throughout the digitizer
by exposing to a bright light exposure besides the digitizer
by exposing to a bright light exposure without the digitizer
The digitized image data is processed on what and is displayed on its monitor
processing server
dark room
cr reader
printer
How many times can we use a Storage Phosphor Plate?
more than 50000 Exposure Cycles
until 50000 Exposure Cycles
less than 50000 Exposure Cycles
The life of a phosphor plate depends on how carefully it is handled, how can you preserve it?
putting physical damage into it
handling it with care
The life of a phosphor plate depends on how carefully it is handled, how can you limit its life?
putting physical damage into it
handling it with care
Does CR require X-ray machine replacement?
Yes because CR is different than the usual x-ray
No because XR uses the existing X-ray equipment
Maybe because it depends on the procedure
Instead of talking the film cassette to a dark room for processing where does the technologist takes the cassette during CR?
CR reader
Digitizer
Processing Server
Instead of manually taking the films to the reporting, the image reach on this portion in an immediately manner and what type of image
workstation, softcopy
workstation, hardcopy
id station, softcopy
id station, hardcopy
The time required to acquire a Digital image is what compared to to conventional darkroom process
lesser
greater
The first thing to do based on the workflow of CR
The cassettes fit into X-ray table
the cassette is identified in the ID-station
digitizer read the image and sends out a raw dataset in DICOM-format.
in automatic processing server processes the image according to the type of exam.
The second thing to do based on the workflow of CR
The cassettes fit into X-ray table and expose the patient
the cassette is identified in the ID-station
digitizer read the image and sends out a raw dataset in DICOM-format.
in automatic processing server processes the image according to the type of exam.
The next thing to do based on the workflow of CR after the second phase
The cassettes fit into X-ray table
the cassette is identified in the ID-station
digitizer read the image and sends out a raw dataset in DICOM-format.
in automatic processing server processes the image according to the type of exam.
The next thing to do based on the workflow of CR after the third phase
The cassettes fit into X-ray table
the cassette is identified in the ID-station
digitizer read the image and sends out a raw dataset in DICOM-format.
in automatic processing server processes the image according to the type of exam.
The next thing to do based on the workflow of CR after the fourth phase
The processing server then pushes the processed image to the preview station for previewing.
After approval the image is routed to other destinations such as printer, a review station and an archive server
digitizer read the image and sends out a raw dataset in DICOM-format.
in automatic processing server processes the image according to the type of exam.
The next thing to do based on the workflow of CR after the fifth phase and this phase is the final phase
The processing server then pushes the processed image to the preview station for previewing.
After approval the image is routed to other destinations such as printer, a review station and an archive server
digitizer read the image and sends out a raw dataset in DICOM-format.
in automatic processing server processes the image according to the type of exam.
It is where patient and exam related information is stored.
Digitizer
Processing Server
ID Station
It is the format of raw databased in CR that is being sent after the Digitizer reads the image
JPEG
DICOM
PNG
It is used in every type of examination after the automatic process server processed the image according to the type of examination.
optimized image processing parameter setup
optimized image parameter setup
optimized processing parameter setup
optimized image processing parameter
The flat panel detector consists of a what coating?
amorphous selenium semiconductor X-ray absorber coating
amorphous silicon coating
protective coating
photostimulable phosphor coating
what is the material found in thin-film transistor array in DR
amorphous silicon
bariumfluorohalide
aluminum
Digital Radiography uses two types of detectors. This detector uses a two step process that first converts xrays into light and light to electronic signals
Direct Detector
Indirect Detector
Digital Radiography uses two types of detectors. In this detector, X-ray photons are immediately converted into electronic signal
Direct Detector
Indirect Detector
Corrective image processing which can result in increased image noise is _____ with the highly efficient X-ray energy conversion of direct DR
Induce
Reduce
These are the Limitations of Conventional X-ray process except?
Film has a limited exposure latitude i.e less detail contrast
Repeat X-rays
Cannot be duplicated without loss of quality
Constant image quality
These are are the advantages of Digital X-rays except?
Post processing
Reduction in hazardous X-ray dose to patients
Scatter radiation reduces contrast and increases patient dose
More info on one image
These are the Limitations of Conventional X-ray process
Time consuming & cumbersome
Intolerant to exposure errors
Film wastage
Film storage is a problem
Quality control is an issue
These are the advantages of Digital X-rays
Possibility of viewing X-ray images wherever needed
Digital images are of extremely high quality
Digital images have a future scope of better image management
Facility of giving multiple images of investigative studies on a single high definition laser film
