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The purpose of collimation in computed tomography is:I. to p…

The purpose of collimation in computed tomography is:I. to protect the patientII. to ensure a constant beam width at the detectorIII. to reduce scatter radiation

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A ______ window width indicates that there is a relatively l…

A ______ window width indicates that there is a relatively long gray scale.

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The purpose of the imaging system is to:I. produce x raysII….

The purpose of the imaging system is to:I. produce x raysII. shape and filter the x rayIII. detect and measure the radiation passing through the cross-section

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Calculate the pitch for a MDCT scan with the following param…

Calculate the pitch for a MDCT scan with the following parameters: 128 slice MDCT, 1.25 mm slice thickness, table movement of 80 mm per rotation.

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The principal disadvantage of a larger CT image matrix is……

The principal disadvantage of a larger CT image matrix is….

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What are pixels in a digital image representing the informat…

What are pixels in a digital image representing the information contained in a volume of tissue in the patient are referred to as? 

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Which of the following describes the beam that diverges from…

Which of the following describes the beam that diverges from the x-ray tube to the outer edges of the detectors on a multi-detector CT scanner?

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If the window width setting is 200 and the window level is 0…

If the window width setting is 200 and the window level is 0, which of the following occurs?

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The radiation beam from an x-ray tube is:

The radiation beam from an x-ray tube is:

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The reduction of the intensity of a beam of x-rays as it pas…

The reduction of the intensity of a beam of x-rays as it passes through the patient is:

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