What are the advantages of digital fluoroscopy over conventional fluroscopy?
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Speed of image acquisition
Speed of postprocessing
Enhanced image contrast
Decrease patient dose
Question 2
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Digital fluoroscopy's tube current is measured in hundreds of mA instead of less than [blank_start]5[blank_end] mA, as in image-intensifying fluoroscopy.
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5
10
1
20
Question 3
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What is interrogation time?
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The time required for the x-ray tube to be switched on and reach selected levels of kilovolt peak (kVp) and mA.
The time required for the x-ray tube to be switched off.
The fraction of time that the x-ray tube is energized.
Question 4
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Duty cycle is the time required for the x-ray tube to be switched off.
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True
False
Question 5
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Pulse progressive fluoroscopy is [blank_start]reduces[blank_end] patient radiation dose.
Answer
reduces
increases
Question 6
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The sensitive component of a CCD is a layer of crystalline silicon.
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True
False
Question 7
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[blank_start]Progressive mode[blank_end] produces a sharper image with less flicker than [blank_start]interlaced mode[blank_end].
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Progressive mode
Interlaced mode
interlaced mode
progressive mode
Question 8
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[blank_start]Mask mode[blank_end]: Method of temporal subtraction that results in successive subtraction images of contrast-filled vessels.
[blank_start]Temporal subtraction[blank_end]: Computer-assisted technique whereby an image obtained at one time is subtracted from an image obtained at a later time.
[blank_start]Hybrid subtraction[blank_end]: Technique that combines two types of subtraction.
[blank_start]Time-interval difference (TID) mode[blank_end]: Technique that produces subtracted images from progressive masks and the frames that follow.
[blank_start]Energy subtraction[blank_end]: Technique that takes advantage of changing contrast media during the time of the examination and require no special demands on the high-voltage generator. Uses two different x-ray beams alternately to provide a subtraction image that results from differences in photoelectric interaction.
Answer
Mask mode
Temporal subtraction
Hybrid subtraction
Time-interval difference (TID) mode
Energy subtraction
Temporal subtraction
Mask mode
Hybrid subtraction
Time-interval difference (TID) mode
Energy subtraction
Hybrid subtraction
Mask mode
Temporal subtraction
Time-interval difference (TID) mode
Energy subtraction
Time-interval difference (TID) mode
Mask mode
Temporal subtraction
Hybrid subtraction
Energy subtraction
Energy subtraction
Mask mode
Temporal subtraction
Hybrid subtraction
Time-interval difference (TID) mode
Question 9
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[blank_start]Conventional[blank_end] fluoroscopy: Images generated directly from x-ray
[blank_start]Digital[blank_end] fluoroscopy: Images produced by pulse-progressive fluoroscopy
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Conventional
Digital
Digital
Conventional
Question 10
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In conventional fluoroscopy:
- The input phosphor converts [blank_start]x-rays[blank_end] into light
- [blank_start]Photocathode[blank_end] converts light into electrons
- Output phosphor converts [blank_start]electrons[blank_end] back into light
Answer
x-rays
photons
electrons
Photocathode
Image intensifier
CCD
electrons
photons
x-rays
Question 11
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In digital fluoroscopy:
- x-rays are converted to [blank_start]light[blank_end] by a(n) [blank_start]image intensifier[blank_end]
- [blank_start]light[blank_end] is converted to electrical signal by CCD