Chapter 23-Technical considerations in digital imaging

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Across
  1. 4. type of exposure technique that establishes an optimal kVp and then adjusts the mAs values in minimal increments of 30 percent
  2. 6. type of exposure technique that adjusts the kVp 2 kVp per cm of subject thickness
  3. 7. measures of sensitivity and accuracy of how the IR converts the incoming data to the output viewing device
  4. 8. actual amount of xray exposure to the image receptor/detector
  5. 12. ability of the detector to resolve detail of items spaced close together
  6. 14. volume element in a matrix
  7. 15. measures the capacity of the detector to pass its spatial resolution characteristics to the final image
  8. 16. tool used to measure the thickness of a body part
Down
  1. 1. how many steps are there in developing an exposure technique chart
  2. 2. generated during initial processing from the image data that the digital system finds useful
  3. 3. a comparison between the actual exposure and the proper exposure reviewed by the image detector
  4. 5. picture element in a matrix
  5. 7. the sharpness of a diagnostic image; are you able to see the image clearly enough to make a diagnosis
  6. 9. the acronymn used in radiology for achieving quality images at the lowest radiation dose to the patient
  7. 10. ability of the detector to resolve energy differences in the gray scale
  8. 11. applied to the data for the standard contrast for the selected exam;based on the proper projection selection
  9. 13. starvation inadequate exposure to the detector elements