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Radiographic technique

The systematic approach to produce a high quality radiograph

Role of rad technique

To ensure that adequate signal reaches the detector system such that computer algorithms can be successful in making corrections and refinements

Final digital image qualities are primarily the result of..

Computer operations on the acquired data

What factor controls subject contrast?

Kvp

Rescaling..

Modifies the contrast of the incoming data set.

Rescaling produces what on images

Uniform density and contrast regardless of amount of exposure

LUT

Table of data (algorithms) that convert input gray level values to desired output values for the displayed image

Windowing is what (two ways)

Width and level

Width controls what

Contrast

Level controls what

Brightness

Increase in width and _____ contrast

Decrease

Increase level makes what kinda of image

Darker

No amount of mas can compensate for insufficient what..

Kvp

What’s the primary cause of scatter?

Patient size and collimation

Periodic noise is technically what..

Electronic mottle

Definition of periodic noise

Small artifacts that are all of a roughly consistent size and All occur at the same frequency

Random noise

Consists of small artifacts of variable sized and occurs in irregular, chaotic pattern across image

Kvp levels can be increased by 15% across the board for technique charts without..

Substantial scatter

Too low mas creates what on image

Mottle

Mottle decreases what on an image

Resolution

Expo

Surface exposure and absorbed dose

Prefogging is more detrimental to an image than what

Scatter created during creation of an image

Exposure latitude

The margin of error in setting a technique that a system will allow

Saturation

Dels in a particula area of the IR have reached the max electrical charge that they can store. All pixels are black. Complete loss of detail

Proportional anatomy system does what

Increase kvp levels display more anatomical data, lower patient dose, and rads can window higher image contrast

Purpose of grids

Improve SNR

Off-centering of anatomy can result in..

Image Mottle

Histogram errors occur when..

There is an excess of raw beam included within the Collins Ted field, results in a dark image

Segmentation

Partitioned pattern recognition , determines number and orientation of images on plate,

Exposing only 1 field per plate reduces..

Segmentation errors

EI errors are likely unless..

30% of the imaging plate is exposed

DR systems are not subject to 30% rule because..

System only scans the exposed areas in a linear progression

Bilateral views are best when using what technique

Manual