Exam 4: Cassette-Based Equipment: the Computed Radiography Cassette, Imaging Plate, and Reader

The amount of detail present in any image is known as ______ resolution.

The device that moves the laser rapidly back and forth across the imaging plate is known as ______.

The process of scanning the moving imaging plate is known as ______.

Cassette-based spatial resolution is lower than conventional radiography.

The laser scans the imaging plate in a ______ pattern.

The reflective layer ______.

During laser beam formation, both ends of the laser reflect energy back and forth so that the atoms ______.

When the imaging plate is irradiated, stimulated electrons enter the ______ layer.

The imaging plate reader uses a laser to scan the imaging plate, releasing the energy stored in the conductive layer as ______ light.

The optical mirror in the reader ______.