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Digital Image Processing
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Fluoroscopic noise mostly comes from what?
peripherals
digital image
electronic sources
detector
2. Who or What is responsible for density changes on a digital image? On a manual image
computer - radiographer
DICOM standard
pixel size
binary machine
3. Which computers handle data composed of definite quantities of current?
digital computers
1940s
low-pass - band-pass - and high-pass
pixel size
4. A larger matrix provides ____ pixels.
little
matrix size
smaller
memory
5. What type of scanning increases resolution slightly by scanning all 525 lines in order?
array detection
window
edge enhancement filtering or sharpening
progressive scanning
6. A high contrast image has a ___ frequency.
pixel size
digital imaging and communication in medicine
decreased
high
7. What is an individual matrix box or picture element?
analog-to-digital converters
frequency - contrast - and noise
pixel
1970s-1990s
8. ____ circuits permit simultaneous transmission of information while ____ circuits transmit sequentially.
window level
parallel - serial
2^x
detector
9. What type of scanning increases resolution but can't be used in real-time dynamic studies?
CPU - Bus
1-2 lp/mm
slow scanning
greater
10. What is required for collection of input information?
detector
1960s
contrast
1940s
11. Computers operate from ____ ____ language.
binary machine
numerical value
CD or DVD
RAM - ROM
12. When subject contrast is high - the acquired data contrast will be ____.
central processing unit
high
window width
scanning
13. What is high-pass filtering also called?
1940s
edge enhancement filtering or sharpening
window level
expansion or compression
14. What is the 'random-access' memory that usually functions as temporary storage for programming and operating instructions during use and is constantly changed/?
CPU - Bus
array detection
RAM
bus
15. A high S/N indicates ___ noise in the image.
read memory
little
magnetic tape
DICOM standard
16. Which type of filter amplifies or deletes all but the high frequencies - appears to increase contrast - and is useful in vascular imaging or digital mammo.
DICOM standard
high-pass filtering
signal-to-noise ratio
central processing unit
17. Which computers handle data composed of definite quantities of current?
software
CPU - Bus
digital computers
health level 7
18. Scanners - mouse - keyboard - input memory disk drive - and paper printers are all forms of what?
frequency - contrast - and noise
peripherals
high-pass filtering
Fourier Transformation
19. What is the equation for determining gray scale bit depth?
memory
digital computers
2^x
parallel - serial
20. What modalities are array processors useful for?
matrix
1960s
CT and MRI
CD or DVD
21. What 3 things were required prior to digital computer applications in medical imaging?
analog-to-digital converters
ROM
digital image
mathematical theory - solid-state electronics - and microchip technology
22. What is the 'read-only' memory that contains basic operating instructions that are almost never changing?
noise
ROM
hardware
IRs
23. Computer equipment is called what?
read memory
expansion or compression
edge enhancement filtering or sharpening
hardware
24. What changes the pixel value by multiplication or division and controls image contrast?
DICOM standard
10 megabyte
window width
read memory
25. What is the mathematical algorithm used to create all medical images?
high
2^x
Fourier Transformation
hardware
26. Medical imaging is often achieved from information that has been processed by what?
contrast
analog-to-digital converters
window
low-pass filter
27. Modalities differ in bit depth that is available depending on the capabilities of what?
IR
computer - radiographer
0 - 1
TV camera
28. Each pixel is capable of representing a wide range of what?
IR
shades of gray
computer - radiographer
memory
29. Which type of filter amplifies or deletes all but low frequencies - appears to reduce contrast - and is often used to remove high frequency nose.
reduces
low-pass filter
byte
central processing unit
30. Digital detectors are capable of producing ______ shades of gray.
low
noise
1000+
pixel size
31. Which computers handle data composed of continuously varying electrical currents?
peripherals
accentuates or suppresses
analog computers
magnetic tape
32. What input device do radiographers use on a normal basis?
CT and MRI
32
IRs
array processors
33. When detectors acquire their information through ____ they are receiving all the info at once.
frequency - contrast - and noise
high
analog computers
array detection
34. Which memory replaces new information with the old; can change?
write memory
array processors
window width
CD or DVD
35. Extremely narrow window width requires the computer to ignore a ___ ____ of data outside the chosen range.
shades of gray
large amount
peripherals
raster scan pattern
36. What is the mathematical algorithm used to create all medical images?
Fourier Transformation
200 - 500-1000
low
signal-to-noise ratio
37. When subject contrast is high - the acquired data contrast will be ____.
low
high
scanning
digital computers
38. What provides specific instructions for calculations and sequential steps to be followed?
band-pass filtering
software
greater
matrix
39. What type of memory storage devices are required for large amounts of data?
accentuates or suppresses
signal-to-noise ratio
Fourier Transformation
CD or DVD
40. What permit input/output of information to or from the CPU?
slow scanning
health level 7
0 - 1
peripherals
41. Scanners - mouse - keyboard - input memory disk drive - and paper printers are all forms of what?
1960s
ENIAC
reduces
peripherals
42. There is a ___ relationship between subject contrast and acquired data contrast.
increase
direct
computer - radiographer
window level
43. Modalities differ in bit depth that is available depending on the capabilities of what?
shades of gray
IR
pixel
edge enhancement filtering or sharpening
44. Which type of information consists of collected facts?
bandwidth
pixel
central processing unit
data
45. Noise is measured as what?
ENIAC
signal-to-noise ratio
detector
programs and data
46. What changes the pixel value by addition or subtraction and controls image density?
200 - 500-1000
contrast
window level
200 - 500-1000
47. A low contrast image has a ___ frequency.
number of values displayed per image side
low
TV camera
bit
48. What is critical to how fast the computer system can function?
array detection
bus speed
two
10 megabyte
49. Each box of an image matrix will display a ____ ____ which can be transformed into a visual brightness or density level.
numerical value
window level
RAM
electronic sources
50. What are the two ways detectors acquire information?
1945
frequency - contrast - and noise
read memory
scanning or array detection