Across
- 3. Enlargement of anatomy caused by increased OID
- 6. A number that reflects the amount of radiation reaching the detector
- 7. Large differences in tissue densities (bone vs air)
- 8. Any unwanted distortion or error on a radiographic image
- 9. Shape distortion that makes anatomy appear longer
- 10. The difference in signal between tissues compared to image noise
- 12. The area of anatomy included in the image
- 13. The difference in brightness between adjacent areas of an image
- 16. The range of exposures a detector can accurately record
Down
- 1. Shape distortion that makes anatomy appear shorter
- 2. Small differences in tissue densities (soft tissues)
- 4. The ability to distinguish small differences in tissue density
- 5. Inaccurate representation of size or shape of anatomy
- 11. The overall lightness or darkness of an image
- 14. The range of gray tones displayed on an image
- 15. How efficiently a detector converts x-ray photons into image signal