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15 Cards in this Set
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Archive
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historical collection of images stored in PACS
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Client/Server-based system
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PACS workflow where the images are sent directly to the archive server after acquisition and are centrally located
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Digital imaging and communications in Medicine (DICOM)
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digital imaging and communications in medicine; it is a global information and technology standard that allows network communication between modality and PACS
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Display Workstation
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generally a display monitor where post processing occurs or where images can be viewed
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Distributed System
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PACS workflow where the acquisition modalities send the images to a designated reading station and possibly review stations
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File Room Workstation
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workstation found in the radiology file room that may be used to burn cds for print films or outside use
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Hanging Protocol
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how a set of images will be displayed on the monitor
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Navigation Functions
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options available on the workstation that allow movement through menus, menu options, image processing choices, as well as movement through a series of stack of images and/or patient image folders
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Picture Archiving and Communication Systems Protocol
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network group of computers , servers, and archives that can be used to manage digital images
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Quality Control Station
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dedicated computer and monitor for the purpose of reviewing digital images
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Reading Station
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computer and monitor generally used by the physician interpreting the digital images
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Review Workstation
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workstation used by other health care personnel to view radiology images
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Softcopy
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reading images on the computer without hardcopy films
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System architecture
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hardware and software infrastructure of the system's workflow
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Teleradiology
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moving images via telephone lines to and from remote locations
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