Primary Equipment 3

  1. What are 4 major parts of serial film changers or automatic film changers?
    • 1. Film & mounting changer stand assembly
    • a)transport system
    • b)Compression system
    • c) Exporsure Field
    • D Mounting Stand
    • 2. Supply Magazine
    • 3. Receiving Magazine
    • 4. Program Selector
  2. What are 3 types of serial film changers or automatic film changers?
    • 1. Rolled film changers
    • 2. Cut film changers
    • 3. Cassette changers
  3. What is indirect aquisition?
    Image information acquired from image intensification device such as videotape videodisc, digital imaging and cinefluoroscopy.
  4. What is Direct acquisition?
    Images acquired via analog techniques radiographic film/screen
  5. What are some power injector percautions?
    • -Always fill syringe in the vertical position
    • -Always fill syringe from the plunger pushed foward position
    • -Always purge the air from syringe
    • -
  6. What are the Parameters that effect delivery rates of CM through a catheter?
    • Catheter length
    • -The delivery rate is inversely prop. to the catheter the longer the catheter is the slower the delivery rate

    • Catheter Diameter
    • -The larger the catheter diameter the greater the delivery rate

    • Catheter Holes
    • -One end hole only vs many side holes
    • the more holes to deliver the contrast the higher the delivery rate can increase rate from 10 - 20 5 with ea additional hole.

    • Viscosity of CM
    • -Decrease in viscosity increases the delivery rate
  7. What are Electromechanical injectors or Automatic injectors basic components?
    • 1. Control Panel
    • a) Volume-
    • b) Flow rate
    • c) Rate/Rise control
    • d) Presure limit control
    • e) Delay x-ray
    • f) Mechanical Stop
    • g) Rate monitor control light
    • 2. Syringe
    • 3. Heating Device
    • 4. Control for the syringe
    • 5. High pressure plastic jacket
  8. What is a run?
    A group of expsures taken throughout an injection of contrast. Taken a various frame rates and should be considered when calculating patiens exposure.
  9. What does the image intensifiers do?
    What are sizes?
    • Converts the x-ray image to a brighter but smaller image on the phospor.
    • Diffrent sizes common 6" or 9"
    • larger 12" or 14"
  10. How do you calculated the anode heat units?
    KVP x mA x time x type of generator

    • Single phase = 1
    • Three phase (6pulse) = 1.36
    • Three phase (12pulse) = 1.41
    • High Frequency = 1.45
  11. What is the anode rotation in x-ray overhead tubes?
    10,000 RPM conventional radiology is approx 5000
  12. What is the anode angle in angiography?
    It is in the range 7-10 degrees

    *note conventional radiology range is 17-20 degrees
  13. What are the focal spots on a x-ray overhead tubes
    Non-magnification and magnification sizes?
    Non Magnification size is 0.6

    Magnification size is 0.3
  14. What is the primary equipment in a suite?
    • 2 x-ray tubes
    • -overhead or c-arm
    • serial film exposure capability
    • -bi-planes filming
    • one injection ap & later views
    • simultaneously or alternating exposures
  15. What fluroscopy systems are in angiography suite?
    • C-arm or U-arm
    • overhead tv monitors
    • 525 lines/frame or better
  16. What components are in a angiography room?
    • Xray tubes
    • generators
    • transformers
    • image intensifier
    • television monitor
    • t-ray table
    • electromechanical injector
  17. What is in a ideal angiographic suite?
    • Procedure room
    • -Minimum of 500 sq ft 9 ft celing
    • Control room
    • -minimum of 60 sq ft
    • Adequate storage area
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Primary Equipment 3
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Unit I Primary Equipment
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