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Chapter 5 Radiographic Image Production – Key Terms

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which device forms large-area pixel arrays that read X-ray absorption signals in digital radiography?

a)

Active matrix flat panel imagers

b)

Hydrogenated amorphous silicon

c)

Thin-film transistor arrays

d)

Field effect transistor grids

2.

At the pixel level, which component acts as a switch to control signal readout?

a)

Scintillator crystal

b)

Gadolinium oxysulfide

c)

Photoconductor layer

d)

Thin-film transistor

3.

In direct conversion, how are X-rays transformed by the detector?

a)

Converted to heat then current

b)

Stored as latent image signal

c)

Converted first to visible light

d)

Converted directly to electrical charge

4.

In indirect conversion, how are X-rays transformed by the detector?

a)

Converted to light then electrical charge

b)

Converted directly to electrical charge

c)

Converted to mechanical vibration

d)

Converted to secondary radiation

5.

Which material converts X-rays directly into electrical charge within the detector?

a)

Gd2O2S powder

b)

a-Si:H photodiode

c)

Scintillator

d)

Photoconductor

6.

Which material converts X-rays into visible photons as an intermediate step?

a)

Field effect transistor

b)

Thin-film transistor

c)

Photoconductor

d)

Scintillator

7.

Which scintillator type is unstructured and tends to increase light spread?

a)

Selenium photoconductor

b)

Gadolinium oxysulfide

c)

Cesium iodide with thallium

d)

Hydrogenated amorphous silicon

8.

Which scintillator is structured with needle-like crystals and associated with high DQE?

a)

Thallium-doped cesium iodide

b)

Gadolinium oxysulfide layers

c)

Hydrogenated amorphous silicon

d)

Polycrystalline selenium

9.

Hydrogenated amorphous silicon in a detector primarily serves which role?

a)

Layer blocking X-ray scatter

b)

Photodiode converting light to charge

c)

Scintillator converting X-rays to light

d)

Switch isolating pixel charge

10.

Which calibration process corrects for detector nonuniformity using flat-fielding?

a)

Dead pixel mapping

b)

Image lag removal

c)

Offset correction

d)

Gain calibration

11.

Which correction removes the inherent detector signal present without exposure?

a)

Offset correction

b)

Gain calibration

c)

Lag mitigation

d)

Dead pixel interpolation

12.

Residual signal carried over from a previous exposure is termed what?

a)

Readout noise

b)

Pixel crosstalk

c)

Dark current

d)

Image lag

13.

Nonfunctioning detector elements are typically handled by which method?

a)

Gain scaling of neighbors

b)

Offset subtraction globally

c)

Hardware replacement only

d)

Interpolation of dead pixels

14.

Detective quantum efficiency (DQE) most directly describes which characteristic of a detector?

a)

Resistance to radiation damage over time

b)

Rate of pixel readout per second

c)

Efficiency of converting X-rays into useful image signal

d)

Uniformity of scintillator crystal alignment

15.

Match each component or process to its primary function.

a)

TFT

1.

Pixel-level switch for readout

b)

FET

2.

Isolates and holds pixel charge

c)

Scintillator

3.

Converts X-rays to visible light

d)

Photoconductor

4.

Converts X-rays to electrical charge

e)

Gain calibration

5.

Corrects detector nonuniformity