Deck 13: Quality Acceptance Testing Within Digital Projection Imaging
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Deck 13: Quality Acceptance Testing Within Digital Projection Imaging
1
Which of the following is not a monthly QC procedure for digital projection imaging systems?
A) Clean reader air intakes.
B) Reject analysis.
C) QC out-of-standard images.
D) Clean imaging plates.
A) Clean reader air intakes.
B) Reject analysis.
C) QC out-of-standard images.
D) Clean imaging plates.
Clean reader air intakes.
2
"The overall efficiency and effectiveness of imaging systems evaluated beyond the mechanics of producing radiographic images" is a definition of
A) QC.
B) QA.
C) CQI.
D) quality activities.
A) QC.
B) QA.
C) CQI.
D) quality activities.
CQI.
3
A comprehensive set of activities designed to monitor and maintain a piece of equipment is known as
A) QC.
B) QA.
C) CQI.
D) quality activities.
A) QC.
B) QA.
C) CQI.
D) quality activities.
QC.
4
Frequent and consistent oversight of digital equipment is necessary to avoid
A) increased cost.
B) unnecessary patient exposure.
C) quality images.
D) QC.
A) increased cost.
B) unnecessary patient exposure.
C) quality images.
D) QC.
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5
If the hinges of a cassette are broken,they can be fixed by the
A) technologist.
B) radiologist.
C) radiation physicist.
D) service personnel.
A) technologist.
B) radiologist.
C) radiation physicist.
D) service personnel.
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6
Major artifacts should be noted and reported
A) immediately.
B) daily.
C) weekly.
D) monthly.
A) immediately.
B) daily.
C) weekly.
D) monthly.
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7
Imaging plates may be disposed of by
A) placing in a trash receptacle.
B) sending to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
C) a licensed disposal company.
D) storing in barium sulfate.
A) placing in a trash receptacle.
B) sending to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
C) a licensed disposal company.
D) storing in barium sulfate.
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8
The safest procedure for erasing cassettes is to erase them
A) after 24 hours.
B) just before use.
C) twice a day.
D) twice a week.
A) after 24 hours.
B) just before use.
C) twice a day.
D) twice a week.
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9
Another name for quality management is
A) quality control (QC).
B) quality assurance (QA).
C) continuous quality improvement (CQI).
D) None of these
A) quality control (QC).
B) quality assurance (QA).
C) continuous quality improvement (CQI).
D) None of these
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10
Which of the following is not a weekly procedure?
A) Cleaning and inspecting receptors
B) Image acquisition testing with phantoms
C) Performing reject analysis
D) Checking reader intake valves
A) Cleaning and inspecting receptors
B) Image acquisition testing with phantoms
C) Performing reject analysis
D) Checking reader intake valves
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11
General system inspection includes all of the following except
A) cleanliness of cassettes.
B) hinge and latch inspection.
C) erasure of imaging plates.
D) cleaning the CRT.
A) cleanliness of cassettes.
B) hinge and latch inspection.
C) erasure of imaging plates.
D) cleaning the CRT.
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12
Improper cleaning of the CRT can lead to
A) streaks.
B) smears.
C) illnesses.
D) All of the above
A) streaks.
B) smears.
C) illnesses.
D) All of the above
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13
If the printer glass becomes obstructed by dirt or fingerprints,artifacts on the printed image can be interpreted as
A) pathologic conditions.
B) artifacts.
C) false-negative diagnoses.
D) unimportant specks.
A) pathologic conditions.
B) artifacts.
C) false-negative diagnoses.
D) unimportant specks.
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14
Image orientation can be difficult because of a lack of ______ the cassette.
A) markers indicating the tube side of
B) identification blocker on
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B
A) markers indicating the tube side of
B) identification blocker on
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B
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15
Image acquisition is tested through the use of
A) computers.
B) patients.
C) phantoms.
D) densitometers.
A) computers.
B) patients.
C) phantoms.
D) densitometers.
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16
Positioning errors may be the cause of incorrect processing due to mistakes in
A) part-to-plate position.
B) collimation.
C) alignment.
D) All of the above
A) part-to-plate position.
B) collimation.
C) alignment.
D) All of the above
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17
When cleaning imaging plates,which of the following should not be used?
A) Camel hair brush
B) Lint-free cloth
C) Mild abrasive
D) Cleaning solution
A) Camel hair brush
B) Lint-free cloth
C) Mild abrasive
D) Cleaning solution
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18
Which one of the following is used to cool the reader?
A) Air
B) Water
C) Oil
D) Laser
A) Air
B) Water
C) Oil
D) Laser
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19
The purpose of a personal repeat rate log is to
A) provide analysis of repeat cost.
B) prevent repeats.
C) establish error trends.
D) prove poor technologist performance.
A) provide analysis of repeat cost.
B) prevent repeats.
C) establish error trends.
D) prove poor technologist performance.
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20
On a weekly basis,a designated QC technologist may perform all of the following tests except
A) image acquisition testing with phantoms.
B) cassette integrity with special standardized cassettes.
C) recording and reporting all problems immediately.
D) cleaning air intakes on the image plate reader.
A) image acquisition testing with phantoms.
B) cassette integrity with special standardized cassettes.
C) recording and reporting all problems immediately.
D) cleaning air intakes on the image plate reader.
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21
Reestablishing baseline values is the responsibility of the
A) radiation physicist.
B) radiologist.
C) technologist.
D) service personnel.
A) radiation physicist.
B) radiologist.
C) technologist.
D) service personnel.
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22
The American Association of Physicists in Medicine has established the set of QC parameters for all digital imaging systems.
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23
Which of the following is a responsibility of the radiation physicist?
A) Analyzing repeat rate
B) Testing image display
C) Spatial frequency response testing
D) Phosphor accuracy testing
A) Analyzing repeat rate
B) Testing image display
C) Spatial frequency response testing
D) Phosphor accuracy testing
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24
Three general areas that define digital image quality include all but which one of the following?
A) Contrast
B) Resolution
C) Distance
D) Noise
A) Contrast
B) Resolution
C) Distance
D) Noise
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25
The first line of defense in preventing,recognizing,and reporting QC is the
A) technologist.
B) radiologist.
C) physicist.
D) service personnel.
A) technologist.
B) radiologist.
C) physicist.
D) service personnel.
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26
If cassette labels are worn or damaged,the connection of the imaging plate to the patient and exam will not be affected.
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27
Preventive maintenance is performed
A) daily.
B) weekly.
C) monthly.
D) semiannually.
A) daily.
B) weekly.
C) monthly.
D) semiannually.
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28
Unless manual input is required,it is difficult to identify the technologist when personal side markers are not used.
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29
Testing the system display is the responsibility of the
A) technologist.
B) service engineer.
C) radiation physicist.
D) radiologist.
A) technologist.
B) service engineer.
C) radiation physicist.
D) radiologist.
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30
To avoid interference from previous exposures,which of the following must be tested at least once a year?
A) Spatial frequency
B) Image display
C) Screen erasure
D) Image processing
A) Spatial frequency
B) Image display
C) Screen erasure
D) Image processing
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