Digitization of the fluoroscopic image permits
What is the range for milliampere (mA) on a conventional fluoroscopic unit?
Which of the following converts light to electrons?
Which of the following are the charged electrodes found on the inside of the glass envelope of the image intensifier?
What is the magnification factor for an image intensifying tube with an input screen diameter of 8 inches and an mag input diameter of 1 inch?
Which of the following terms is used to describe a blotchy or grainy appearance produced by a lack of radiation while trying to produce a uniform image?
Which of the following will increase the patient dose during chest fluoroscopy?
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of digital over conventional fluoroscopy?
Which of the following is an advantage of a CCD over a TV camera tube?
What is the minimum thickness of mm Pb/eq for lead aprons?
What is the required thickness for bucky slot covers and fluoro curtains in mm Pb/eq?
What is the minimum SOD for fixed fluoroscopic units?
On fluoroscopic equipment, federal Law requires a ____ minute timer with an audible and visual alarm.
What is the maximum fluoro exposure rate at tabletop in R/min?
Digital detectors with a higher DQE will ____.
During fluoroscopic image intensification, the primary beam exits the patient and strikes the ___ of the image intensifier.
Fluoroscopy is a ___ x-ray examination.
In a fluoroscopic system, the x-ray tube and image receptor must be interlocked in order to enable fluoroscopy. This classifies the image receptor as a ____.
Total brightness gain is ____.
Barium is a good contrast agent because of its ____.
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