M10 test
Llista de preguntes
1
elastic
2
excitation
3
positive and made of a Tungsten flat disc
4
fat
5
in the AP technique the heart is closer to the x-ray source
6
clear view of soft tissues
7
axial
8
bone metastasis
9
fields
10
body wall
11
adipose tissue
12
family history of breast cancer
13
second to sixth ribs
14
anove the age of 50, in every 1 or 2 years
15
stenosis
16
neurology surgery
17
intradermic
18
cystography
19
subclavian
20
fluoroscope
21
diabetic retinopathy
22
myocardial infarction
23
liver problems
24
CR cannot create 2D images
25
sound frequency
26
define the borders of a tumor
27
steup lasers
28
detector array
29
matrix
30
teo gamma rays on opposite sides
31
hydrogen
32
the PET detects two gamma rays that allows to calculate where the contrast is into the body
33
gastrointestinal transit
34
due to the radioactive decay of the radioisotopes
35
detector array
36
cyclotron
37
neo-adjuvant
38
proton
39
mucositis
40
intraluminal
41
gamma coils
42
hydrogen proton
43
1,5-3 T
44
precession rate is termed Larmor Frequency
45
generate the transverse magnetization
46
gradient coils in the horizontal axis generate sagittal images
47
transverse magnetization
48
pregnancy
49
bone sonometry
50
some vascular studies can be obtained without a dye
51
bone is black
52
piezoelectric elements
53
tonality
54
absorption
55
scatter
56
scatter
57
acoustic coupling
58
1-20 MHz
59
generate more penetration but less resolution than HFq
60
electrocardiogram
Llista de preguntes
1
elastic
2
excitation
3
positive and made of a Tungsten flat disc
4
fat
5
in the AP technique the heart is closer to the x-ray source
6
clear view of soft tissues
7
axial
8
bone metastasis
9
fields
10
body wall
11
adipose tissue
12
family history of breast cancer
13
second to sixth ribs
14
anove the age of 50, in every 1 or 2 years
15
stenosis
16
neurology surgery
17
intradermic
18
cystography
19
subclavian
20
fluoroscope
21
diabetic retinopathy
22
myocardial infarction
23
liver problems
24
CR cannot create 2D images
25
sound frequency
26
define the borders of a tumor
27
steup lasers
28
detector array
29
matrix
30
teo gamma rays on opposite sides
31
hydrogen
32
the PET detects two gamma rays that allows to calculate where the contrast is into the body
33
gastrointestinal transit
34
due to the radioactive decay of the radioisotopes
35
detector array
36
cyclotron
37
neo-adjuvant
38
proton
39
mucositis
40
intraluminal
41
gamma coils
42
hydrogen proton
43
1,5-3 T
44
precession rate is termed Larmor Frequency
45
generate the transverse magnetization
46
gradient coils in the horizontal axis generate sagittal images
47
transverse magnetization
48
pregnancy
49
bone sonometry
50
some vascular studies can be obtained without a dye
51
bone is black
52
piezoelectric elements
53
tonality
54
absorption
55
scatter
56
scatter
57
acoustic coupling
58
1-20 MHz
59
generate more penetration but less resolution than HFq
60
electrocardiogram