What activates fluoroscopy?
A device that temporarily stores charge is the
A device that temporarily stores charge is the
The periphery distortion problem in image intensification tu…
The periphery distortion problem in image intensification tubes is called
The DR indirect system has a light releasing material known…
The DR indirect system has a light releasing material known as a:
What is each square in the image displayed known as?
What is each square in the image displayed known as?
As the pixel size decreases, the spatial resolution
As the pixel size decreases, the spatial resolution
The movement of the PSP plate through the reader is known as…
The movement of the PSP plate through the reader is known as:
A material that absorbs x-ray energy and emits visible light…
A material that absorbs x-ray energy and emits visible light in response is a
What is done postprocessing as a fluoroscopic technique that…
What is done postprocessing as a fluoroscopic technique that can be used to help the blood vessels show up more clearly compared to the bone and soft tissue structures adjacent to them.
Fluoroscopy generally requires _____ kVp compared to the kVp…
Fluoroscopy generally requires _____ kVp compared to the kVp used in diagnostic imaging studies.