Exam 17: Computed Tomography

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Slices of anatomy that go from head to foot are

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Because of the minimal amount of scatter radiation produced during a CT scan, there is no need to be concerned with the protection of others who must remain in the room during a CT scan.

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The collimator that improves image contrast by limiting the amount of scatter radiation that reaches the detector is the

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Overlapping slices occur with a

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The CT number is the same as an attenuation coefficient

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This shading artifact is due to the beam energy changing (and therefore the CT numbers) as the beam passes through the anatomy

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This translate-rotate scanner used a single detector

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Noise can be reduced by using a

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This specific area of the image is often selected to perform data analysis

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Using a large matrix and thin slices improves

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The collimator that limits the patient's radiation exposure is the

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The CT gantry is stationary and cannot be tilted.

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The small amount of tissue represented by a pixel is the

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Children require special considerations in CT imaging because

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Prior to spiral CT, the patient moved through the gantry one small increment or step at a time.

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The number of rows and columns that make up the digital image is the

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Automatic control of tube current along all three axes is

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The transmission value for a single detector is a

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The image matrix for CT is __________ than the image matrix for digital radiography.

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Each major development in beam and detector geometry is called a

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