increased. lighter. additive, decreases
if a disease causes an increase in thickness, effective atomic # or density. there will be ______ attenuation of the beam producing a ____ image. the term for this disease is called ____ condition. density___ if no adjustments are made
less attenuation, darker , destructive, increases
if a disease causes a decrease in thickness, effective atomic # or densitythervwill be _____ attenuation of the beam producing a _____ image, the term for this type of disease is_____. condition. density ____ if no adjustments are made
quality is changes, quantity is changed
when kvp is changed what happens to the beam?
directly. increases
changing. kvp. (. directly or indirectly) affects density. so if increase kvp then density also ______
doubles, light
15 % rule. if you raise kvp by 15% then the intensity ______ you need to do this if image is too _______
grid, contrast
________ reduces the amount of scatter radiation. which in turn will improve radiographic _______
lower
in film screen radiography if you are using a higher speed film you will need to _______ mAs
increase, adjust mAs
if you increase film speed your density will _____. what do you need to do to prevent this ?
filtration,decreasing, 80
________ absorbs long wave photons before they reach the patient. increasing the energy of the beam, and ______ the dose to the patient by as much as ____%
slip on snap on portable cassette and part of table
5 types of grids
radiolucent and radiopaque strips,, radiopaque, whiteness, lead, radiolucent, plastic or aluminum, carbon
grids consist of 2 things. _____. _______ strips absorb scatter, creating. ______. usually mad a of ____ foil. ________ strips allows passage of radiation and are made of -------- cr. grids use ______
88-90, decreases, increase
grids absorb ________ % of scatter, this _______ density. so to maintain a proper density you muss _______mAs
developer temp to hot, immersion time increased, replenishment rates increase, ----- developer temp to cold, immersion time decreased, chemical contamination, replenishment rates decrease
film processes may affect the density of an image . density will increase. if (3). density will decrease if (4
contrast, to make anatomical parts visible
the difference bw adjacent material is ______ it's purpose is to _______
scale of contrast , long scale , short scale
the number of useful visible densities is refered to as ______. there are 2 categories. what are they
few , more, high contrast, low kvp
short scale has _____ shades of gray and _____ black and a bigger difference between densities. short scale has a -------- contrast. you can achieve short scale using ______
more, less, low, higher
long scale. has _____ gray with more densities but _____ differences between them. long scale has a ____ contrast. to achieve long scale you would need to use a _____ kvp
high,short
low kvp - _____ contrast - _____ scale
low,long
high kvp- ____ contrast-______ scale
decreases
increasing kvp ____. contrast
increases
decreasing kvp. _____ contrast
kvp
primary controlling factor of contrast
anatomy, beam restriction,grid,filtration,film processing,intensifying screen , contrast media
other influencing factors of contrast include
differentiate between 2 structures
recorded detail is how well you can ________
motion geometric, oid Sid focal spot, film
3 factors affecting detail
involuntary/ voluntary movement by patient , equipment
2 types of motion that can affect detail
smaller focal spot. because ther is less divergence of the beam
what type of focal spot will create a sharper image? why?
oid and sid
2 factors of size distortion
degree angulation direction of angulation,alignment of part,central Ray and ir
5 factors of shape distortion
divergence,decrease oid. , increase sid
______ causes magnification . 2 ways to reduce size distortion are _____
producing 2 dimensional image of a 3 dimensional object, foreshortening and elongation
shape distortion is common because______,
name 2 types of shape distortion
parrallel
object muss be _____ to image receptor to avoid shape distortion
close to , increase
to avoid size distortion keep the object ______ to film. as possible (oid). and if you need to decrease magnification _____ sid
perpindicular
the center Ray must be ______ to object in order to avoid distortion