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  1. 5. THE EXPOSURE_______IS THE RANGE OF EXPOSURE DIAGNOSTIC IMAGE VALUES THE IMAGE DETECTOR IS ABLE TO PRODUCE.
  2. 6. INCREASES THE RECEPTOR EXPOSURE AND LOWERS CONTRAST BUT CONTRAST IS CONTROLLED BY SOFTWARE
  3. 7. DOSE _____ IS THE USE OF AUTOMATIC RE-SCALING WITHOUT REGARD TO APPROPRIATE EXPOSURE AMOUNT.
  4. 10. IMAGE ______ IS WHEN ANATOMY OR THE AREA OF INTEREST IS TOO LARGE TO FIT ON ONE CASSETTE, MULTIPLE IMAGES CAN BE COMBINED TOGETHER USING SOFTWARE.
  5. 11. _________ RANGE IS THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT GRAY LEVELS OR BRIGHTNESS LEVELS THAT CAN BE REPRESENTED IN THE DISPLAYED DIGITAL IMAGE.
  6. 13. THE VISIBLE DIFFERENCE ANY TWO SELECTED AREAS OF BRIGHTNESS LEVELS WITHIN THE DISPLAYED RADIOGRAPHIC IMAGE
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  1. 1. TAKES PLACE IN THE COMPUTER WHERE THE ALGORITHMS DETERMINE THE IMAGE HISTOGRAM (BEFORE ANYONE SEES THE IMAGE FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE MONITOR
  2. 2. HAPPENS IF THE IMAGE RECEPTOR IS GROSSLY OVEREXPOSED 4X, ANATOMICAL INFORMATION WILL BE LOST(BLACK AREAS)
  3. 3. SMALLEST ELEMENT IN A DIGITAL IMAGE
  4. 4. IT'S ANYTHING THAT INTERFERES WITH THE FORMATION OF THE IMAGE
  5. 8. A SQUARE ARRANGEMENT OF NUMBERS IN COLUMNS AND ROWS
  6. 9. EXPOSURE _________ EVALUATES THE TUBE APPROPRIATENESS OF RECEPTOR EXPOSURES
  7. 12. ________MOTTLE OCCUR WHEN TOO LITTLE EXPOSURE IS USED.