Kats Final Test3

  1. High spatial resolution and high contrast resolution require_____ noise and slow image receptors.  .
    1) low
    2)high
    low
  2. Higher______ density reduces the contrast of the radiographic image.
    fog
  3. What term is used to define the proper quantity for expressing image intensification.
    conversion factor
  4. a thin metal layer of cesium and antimony
    The photocathode
  5. In fluoroscopy, what provides better spatail resolution, better contrast resolution but at a higher patient dose.
    magnification mode
  6. Why is pulse progressive fluoroscopy necessary in digital fluoroscopy?
    a.  digital fluoroscopy is opereated in radiographic mode
    b. to prevent thermal over loading 
    c. to reduce patient dose
    a and b only
     b and c only
    c only
    a and c
    a,b,and c
    a b c
  7. The light intensity produced at the output phosphor compared to the light produced at the input phosphor is
    increased by 50 to 75 times
  8. On the television monitor, a bright spot is the result of 
    a. a brighter fluorescence of the phosphor due to a greater number of electrons leaving the electron gun
    b. an increased video signal strength from the camera tube
    c. an increased intensity of light reaching the camera tube from the output phosphor of the image intensifier
    a
    a and b
    c  
    a, b and c
    a b c
  9. The output phosphor is 


    B)
  10. Image Upload 2 what is a
    anode
  11. Image Upload 4 what is B
    electrostatic Lenses
  12. Image Upload 6 what is C
    input phosphor
  13. Image Upload 8 what is D
    photocathode
  14. Conversion from remnant x-ray photons to light photons occurs @ __________ ?Image Upload 10
    C
  15. Where is the electron beam focused?

    Image Upload 12
    B
  16. Where are photo-electrons converted to visible lightImage Upload 14
    A
  17. As it pertains to digital radiography_______________ releases photo-electrons when struck by light photons and _________ releases light when struck by photo-electrons.

    A)photocathode
    input phosphor 

    B)photocathode
    output phosphor

    C)input phosphor
    output phosophr 

    D)output phoshor
    input phoshor
    B
  18. The ability to digitally record a small object, its accuracy and clarity is the definition of which of the following?



    B)
  19. A decrease in the SNR will result in all of the following except:



    D)
  20. All are advantages of television image monitoring of fluoroscopy except:



    B)
  21. All of the following are advantages of flat panel image receptors except:




    A)
  22. How is the television image formed during fluoroscopy?



    C)
  23. Which component of the digital fluoroscopy system converts the acquired electrical signals into a recognizable digital form for the display device?



    D)
  24. Which portion of the image intensifier tube receives the remnant radiation from the patient?



    D)
  25. Which term is defined as the ratio of the number of light photons at the output phosphor to the number of x-rays at the input phosphor?



    D)
  26. Automatic brightness control is designed to compenstate for changes in 



    C)
  27. When the maginification mode is operated 



    B)
  28. What camera tube is most often used 



    C)
  29. During digital fluoroscpy, the image receptor is the



    C)
  30. The sensitive input surface of the television camear tube is smaller than the output phosphor of the image intensifer tube.
    True or False
    false
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Kats Final Test3
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Kats Final Chapter 10 pt2
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