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  • Shanks Redhaired
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  • 1

    Numerous technologies are allowing radiation oncologists and radiation therapists to increase radiation doses to various tumor sites. These include:

    Conformal radiation therapy Dynamic wedging Independent jaws Electron portal imaging Image- Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT)

  • 2

    Numerous technologies are allowing radiation oncologists and radiation therapists to increase radiation doses to various tumor sites.

    state of art technologies

  • 3

    The field shape and beam angle change as the gantry moves around the patient, requires sophisticated computer controlled equipment.

    3d conformal radthera

  • 4

    This is used for computerized shaping of the treatment field.

    dynamic wedge

  • 5

    It has the ability, under computer control, to modify and shape the desired isodose distribution using the large field-defining collimation or jaw.

    dynamic wedge

  • 6

    These are designed in such a way that wedge-dose distributions using varying field sizes yield excellent wedge-isodose distributions compared with physical wedges.

    dynamic wedge

  • 7

    Dynamic wedges

    physical, flying, dynamic

  • 8

    Exist to shield an area by using approximately HOW MANY leaves. These heavy, metal collimator rods slide into place to form the desired field shape by projecting 0.5-cm to 2-cm beam widths per rod.

    52-160

  • 9

    Exist to shield an area by using approximately 52 to 160 leaves. These heavy, metal collimator rods slide into place to form the desired field shape by projecting HOW MUCH? beam widths per rod.

    0.5-2cm

  • 10

    Another method of improving treatment-field accuracy and verification.

    edip

  • 11

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for AP films or placed in cassette holder for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    epid

  • 12

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for WHAT? or placed in cassette holder for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    AP

  • 13

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for AP films or placed in cassette holder for WHAT? field positions.

    PA, lateral, and oblique

  • 14

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the WHAT? for AP films or placed in cassette holder for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    treatment couch

  • 15

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for AP films or placed in WHAT? for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    casette holder

  • 16

    With this, correct positioning of internal anatomic structures can be observed during the entire treatment process or checked by pretreatment imaging with the aid of computer system.

    epid

  • 17

    With portal imaging technology, correct positioning of internal anatomic structures can be observed during the entire treatment process or checked by pretreatment imaging with the aid of WHAT?

    computer system

  • 18

    The machine that was first particle accelerator that can accelerate electrons up to 2 MV

    Van de graaf generator

  • 19

    The machine that was first particle accelerator that can accelerate electrons up to HOW MANY?

    2mv

  • 20

    Developed by R.J Vaan de Graaf in 1931.

    van de graaf generator

  • 21

    Developed by R.J Vaan de Graaf in WHAT YEAR?

    1931

  • 22

    Developed by WHO? in 1931.

    rj van de graaf

  • 23

    Developed by Kerst in 1941

    betatrons

  • 24

    Betatron Developed by Kerst in WHAT YEAR?

    1941

  • 25

    Developed by WHO in 1941

    kerst

  • 26

    Machine in which electrons are accelerated in circular orbit via changing the magnetic fields.

    betatrons

  • 27

    The accelerating tube is shaped like a doughnut by an injector at an instant that the alternating current cycle begins.

    betatrons

  • 28

    Machine in which electrons are accelerated in WHAT orbit via changing the magnetic fields.

    circular orbit

  • 29

    Betatrons Machine in which electrons are accelerated in circular orbit via what?

    changing the magnetic fields.

  • 30

    The electrons can be extracted from tis orbit to produce an electron beam

    betatrons

  • 31

    Replaced by LINAC

    betatrons

  • 32

    The machine consists of a magnet fed by an alternating current of frequency between 50 and 200 Hz. The electrons are made to circulate in a toroidal (doughnut shaped) vacuum chamber that is placed into the gap between two magnet pole

    betatrons

  • 33

    The machine consists of a magnet fed by an alternating current of frequency between HOW MANY? The electrons are made to circulate in a toroidal (doughnut shaped) vacuum chamber that is placed into the gap between two magnet pole

    50 and 200 Hz.

  • 34

    The machine consists of a magnet fed by an alternating current of frequency between 50 and 200 Hz. The electrons are made to circulate in aWHAT? that is placed into the gap between two magnet pole

    toroidal (doughnut shaped) vacuum chamber

  • 35

    Conceptually, this may be considered an analogue of a transformer: the primary current is the alternating current exciting the magnet and the secondary current is the electron current circulating in the vacuum chamber (doughnut).

    betatrons

  • 36

    Conceptually, the betatron may be considered WHAT? the primary current is the alternating current exciting the magnet and the secondary current is the electron current circulating in the vacuum chamber (doughnut).

    analog of a transformer

  • 37

    The electrons are accelerated by the electric field induced in the doughnut shape by the changing magnetic flux in the magnet; they are kept in a circular orbit by the magnetic field present

    betatrons

  • 38

    The electrons are accelerated by the electric field induced in the doughnut shape by the changing WHAT? In the magnet; they are kept in a circular orbit by the magnetic field present

    magnetic flux

  • 39

    It was developed in 1930 by Ernest Rutherford for accelerating ions of kinetic energy of few MeV.

    Cyclotron

  • 40

    It was developed in WHAT YEAR? by Ernest Rutherford for accelerating ions of kinetic energy of few MeV.

    1930

  • 41

    It was developed in 1930 by WHO? for accelerating ions of kinetic energy of few MeV.

    Ernest Rutherford

  • 42

    It was developed in 1930 by Ernest Rutherford for accelerating ions of WHAT energy of few MeV.

    kinetic

  • 43

    It was used for basic nuclear medicine research.

    cyclotron

  • 44

    In cyclotron, the particles are accelerated along a WHAT? guided inside two evacuated half cylindrical electrodes (referred to as DEES)

    spiral trajectory

  • 45

    In cyclotron, the particles are accelerated along a spiral trajectory guided inside two WHAT? referred to as DEES)

    evacuated half cylindrical electrodes

  • 46

    An electron accelerator which combines the principles of both linear accelerator and the cyclotron.

    microtron

  • 47

    An electron accelerator which combines the principles of both WHAT?

    linac, cyclotron

  • 48

    the electrons are accelerated by oscillating electric field of single microwave cavity.

    microtron

  • 49

    Selectable energy rsnges up to how many in microtron

    6-9 mev gammas

  • 50

    Developed in Canada in 1950.

    cobalt 60

  • 51

    Developed in Canada in WHAT YEAR

    1950

  • 52

    Developed in WHERE? in 1950.

    canada

  • 53

    Have the same characteristics with LINAC having stand, gantry, console, and couch but the difference between them is that the source of Cobalt-60 units comes from radioactive material and SSD of 80 cm.

    cobalt 60

  • 54

    Have the same characteristics with LINAC having stand, gantry, console, and couch but the difference between them is that the source of Cobalt-60 units comes from radioactive material and SSD of HOW MUCH?

    80 cm

  • 55

    The important features of 60Co teletherapy machines can be summarized as follows:

    Relatively high energy g ray emission; Relatively long half-life; Relatively high specific activity; Relatively simple means of production.

  • 56

    Machine Considerations

    Field size range maximum wedge field Rotational capabilities Clearance of the collimator around the couch and the patient Accessories and the ease with which they can be inserted. Outer dimensions of the collimator

  • 57

    Couch Considerations

    Maximum vertical motion Maximum lateral motion Couch rotation capabilities Stability of the couch Weight tolerance Accuracy of motions and read out of angles

  • 58

    Dosimetric Considerations

    Dose rates Depth maximum dose Energy Penumbra Beam flatness Surface dose

  • 59

    Others consideration

    Cost Reliability Service Maintenance

  • 60

    It is a machine that is capable of duplicating the geometry and mechanical movements of radiation therapy machine.

    simulator

  • 61

    It is a machine that is capable of duplicating the WHAT? of radiation therapy machine.

    geometry and mechanical movements

  • 62

    It is used to localize the target volume and normal tissue with respect to skin marks.

    simulator

  • 63

    These are important components of equipment used in radiotherapy. They cover several crucial steps in the radiotherapeutic process that are not related to the actual dose delivery but are nonetheless very important, as they deal with the determination of target location, treatment planning and spatial accuracy in dose delivery

    simulator and ct simulator

  • 64

    are important components of equipment used in radiotherapy. They cover WHAT? that are not related to the actual dose delivery but are nonetheless very important, as they deal with the determination of target location, treatment planning and spatial accuracy in dose delivery

    several crucial steps in radio therapeutic process

  • 65

    Simulator and ct simulator are important components of equipment used in radiotherapy. They cover several crucial steps in the radiotherapeutic process that are not related to the actual dose delivery but are nonetheless very important, as they deal with the WHAT?

    determination of target location, treatment planning and spatial accuracy in dose delivery

  • 66

    Both of these incorporate three major systems: the mechanical, X ray tube and imaging equipment

    simulator and ct simulator

  • 67

    Both simulators and CT simulators incorporate three major systems:

    the mechanical, X ray tube and imaging equipment

  • 68

    The major steps in the target localization and field design are:

    Acquisition of the patient data set; Localization of target and adjacent structures; Definition and marking of the patient coordinate system; Design of treatment fields; Transfer of data to the treatment planning system (TPS); Production of an image for treatment verification.

  • 69

    consists of a diagnostic X ray tube mounted on a rotating gantry, simulating geometries identical to those found on megavoltage therapy machines that are either isocentric teletherapy 60Co units or isocentric linacs.

    Radiotherapy simulator

  • 70

    enjoys the same degrees of freedom as a megavoltage machine, but rather than providing a megavoltage beam for treatment it provides a diagnostic quality X ray beam suitable for imaging, either in the radiographic mode (image recorded on radiographic film) or in the fluoroscopic mode (image recorded on a TV monitor using an image intensifier)

    Radiotherapy simulator

  • 71

    enjoys the same degrees of freedom as WAHAT machine, but rather than providing a megavoltage beam for treatment it provides a diagnostic quality X ray beam suitable for imaging, either in the radiographic mode (image recorded on radiographic film) or in the fluoroscopic mode (image recorded on a TV monitor using an image intensifier)

    megavoltage

  • 72

    enjoys the same degrees of freedom as a megavoltage machine, but rather than providing a megavoltage beam for treatment it provides a diagnostic quality X ray beam suitable for imaging, either in the WHAT?

    radiographic mode (image recorded on radiographic film) or in the fluoroscopic mode (image recorded on a TV monitor using an image intensifier)

  • 73

    should mimic all the mechanical features and geometric field arrangements of various megavoltage machines, ranging from 60Co machines with an SAD of 80 cm to high energy linacs with an SAD of 100 cm

    modern simulator

  • 74

    In this radiation fields are defined with collimators (upper and lower jaws), while in simulators the rectangular and square fields are defined with delineator wires to enable visualization of the target as well as of healthy tissues adjacent to the target.

    megavoltage machine

  • 75

    modern simulator covers the following processes:

    ● Tumour and adjacent normal tissue localization; ● Treatment simulation; ● Treatment plan verification; ● Monitoring of treatment

  • 76

    are CT scanners equipped with special features that make them useful for certain stages in the radiotherapeutic proces

    ct simulator

  • 77

    Ct simulator Special features:

    flat table top surface laser marking system virtual simulator consisting of software packages digitally reconstructed radiographs (DRRs)

  • 78

    Dose determination for external Beam The dose delivered depends on:

    Depth Energy Type of tissue SSD or Source-to-Skin Distance (non-isocentric) Field Size (collimator dependent) The collimation design

  • 79

    Is the measured at a specific point in a medium and refers to the energy deposited at that point.

    dose

  • 80

    Done by Dosimetrist

    dose

  • 81

    Concepts used in photon beam dose calculations

    dose depth separation ssd sad fs scatter dmax output output factor

  • 82

    The distance beneath the skin surface where the prescribed dose is to be delivered.

    depth

  • 83

    Measurement of the patient’s thickness from the point of beam entry to the point of beam exit.

    separation

  • 84

    Distance from the source or the target machine to the surface of the patient or the phantom.

    ssd

  • 85

    Non isocenteric

    ssd

  • 86

    Is the distance from the source to the isocenter of the treatment machine.

    sad

  • 87

    Isocenteric

    sad

  • 88

    Intersection of the axis of rotation of the gantry and the axis of the rotation of the collimator.

    isocenter

  • 89

    Refers to the physical dimensions set on the collimators of the therapy unit that determine the size of the treatment field at a reference distance.

    field size

  • 90

    Refers to the amount of radiation that travels in different directions.

    scatter

  • 91

    Depth at which electronic equilibrium occurs for photon beams.

    dmax

  • 92

    Referred to as the dose rate of the machine

    output

  • 93

    Ratio of the dose rate of a given field size to the dose rate of the reference field size.

    output factor

  • 94

    Tissue Absorption Factors

    pdd tar bsf/psf sar tpr

  • 95

    Dose rate modification factor

    tray transmission factor wedge and compensator filter transmission factor

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Numerous technologies are allowing radiation oncologists and radiation therapists to increase radiation doses to various tumor sites. These include:

    Conformal radiation therapy Dynamic wedging Independent jaws Electron portal imaging Image- Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT)

  • 2

    Numerous technologies are allowing radiation oncologists and radiation therapists to increase radiation doses to various tumor sites.

    state of art technologies

  • 3

    The field shape and beam angle change as the gantry moves around the patient, requires sophisticated computer controlled equipment.

    3d conformal radthera

  • 4

    This is used for computerized shaping of the treatment field.

    dynamic wedge

  • 5

    It has the ability, under computer control, to modify and shape the desired isodose distribution using the large field-defining collimation or jaw.

    dynamic wedge

  • 6

    These are designed in such a way that wedge-dose distributions using varying field sizes yield excellent wedge-isodose distributions compared with physical wedges.

    dynamic wedge

  • 7

    Dynamic wedges

    physical, flying, dynamic

  • 8

    Exist to shield an area by using approximately HOW MANY leaves. These heavy, metal collimator rods slide into place to form the desired field shape by projecting 0.5-cm to 2-cm beam widths per rod.

    52-160

  • 9

    Exist to shield an area by using approximately 52 to 160 leaves. These heavy, metal collimator rods slide into place to form the desired field shape by projecting HOW MUCH? beam widths per rod.

    0.5-2cm

  • 10

    Another method of improving treatment-field accuracy and verification.

    edip

  • 11

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for AP films or placed in cassette holder for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    epid

  • 12

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for WHAT? or placed in cassette holder for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    AP

  • 13

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for AP films or placed in cassette holder for WHAT? field positions.

    PA, lateral, and oblique

  • 14

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the WHAT? for AP films or placed in cassette holder for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    treatment couch

  • 15

    With other portal systems, cassettes are positioned in the slot under the treatment couch for AP films or placed in WHAT? for PA, lateral, and oblique field positions.

    casette holder

  • 16

    With this, correct positioning of internal anatomic structures can be observed during the entire treatment process or checked by pretreatment imaging with the aid of computer system.

    epid

  • 17

    With portal imaging technology, correct positioning of internal anatomic structures can be observed during the entire treatment process or checked by pretreatment imaging with the aid of WHAT?

    computer system

  • 18

    The machine that was first particle accelerator that can accelerate electrons up to 2 MV

    Van de graaf generator

  • 19

    The machine that was first particle accelerator that can accelerate electrons up to HOW MANY?

    2mv

  • 20

    Developed by R.J Vaan de Graaf in 1931.

    van de graaf generator

  • 21

    Developed by R.J Vaan de Graaf in WHAT YEAR?

    1931

  • 22

    Developed by WHO? in 1931.

    rj van de graaf

  • 23

    Developed by Kerst in 1941

    betatrons

  • 24

    Betatron Developed by Kerst in WHAT YEAR?

    1941

  • 25

    Developed by WHO in 1941

    kerst

  • 26

    Machine in which electrons are accelerated in circular orbit via changing the magnetic fields.

    betatrons

  • 27

    The accelerating tube is shaped like a doughnut by an injector at an instant that the alternating current cycle begins.

    betatrons

  • 28

    Machine in which electrons are accelerated in WHAT orbit via changing the magnetic fields.

    circular orbit

  • 29

    Betatrons Machine in which electrons are accelerated in circular orbit via what?

    changing the magnetic fields.

  • 30

    The electrons can be extracted from tis orbit to produce an electron beam

    betatrons

  • 31

    Replaced by LINAC

    betatrons

  • 32

    The machine consists of a magnet fed by an alternating current of frequency between 50 and 200 Hz. The electrons are made to circulate in a toroidal (doughnut shaped) vacuum chamber that is placed into the gap between two magnet pole

    betatrons

  • 33

    The machine consists of a magnet fed by an alternating current of frequency between HOW MANY? The electrons are made to circulate in a toroidal (doughnut shaped) vacuum chamber that is placed into the gap between two magnet pole

    50 and 200 Hz.

  • 34

    The machine consists of a magnet fed by an alternating current of frequency between 50 and 200 Hz. The electrons are made to circulate in aWHAT? that is placed into the gap between two magnet pole

    toroidal (doughnut shaped) vacuum chamber

  • 35

    Conceptually, this may be considered an analogue of a transformer: the primary current is the alternating current exciting the magnet and the secondary current is the electron current circulating in the vacuum chamber (doughnut).

    betatrons

  • 36

    Conceptually, the betatron may be considered WHAT? the primary current is the alternating current exciting the magnet and the secondary current is the electron current circulating in the vacuum chamber (doughnut).

    analog of a transformer

  • 37

    The electrons are accelerated by the electric field induced in the doughnut shape by the changing magnetic flux in the magnet; they are kept in a circular orbit by the magnetic field present

    betatrons

  • 38

    The electrons are accelerated by the electric field induced in the doughnut shape by the changing WHAT? In the magnet; they are kept in a circular orbit by the magnetic field present

    magnetic flux

  • 39

    It was developed in 1930 by Ernest Rutherford for accelerating ions of kinetic energy of few MeV.

    Cyclotron

  • 40

    It was developed in WHAT YEAR? by Ernest Rutherford for accelerating ions of kinetic energy of few MeV.

    1930

  • 41

    It was developed in 1930 by WHO? for accelerating ions of kinetic energy of few MeV.

    Ernest Rutherford

  • 42

    It was developed in 1930 by Ernest Rutherford for accelerating ions of WHAT energy of few MeV.

    kinetic

  • 43

    It was used for basic nuclear medicine research.

    cyclotron

  • 44

    In cyclotron, the particles are accelerated along a WHAT? guided inside two evacuated half cylindrical electrodes (referred to as DEES)

    spiral trajectory

  • 45

    In cyclotron, the particles are accelerated along a spiral trajectory guided inside two WHAT? referred to as DEES)

    evacuated half cylindrical electrodes

  • 46

    An electron accelerator which combines the principles of both linear accelerator and the cyclotron.

    microtron

  • 47

    An electron accelerator which combines the principles of both WHAT?

    linac, cyclotron

  • 48

    the electrons are accelerated by oscillating electric field of single microwave cavity.

    microtron

  • 49

    Selectable energy rsnges up to how many in microtron

    6-9 mev gammas

  • 50

    Developed in Canada in 1950.

    cobalt 60

  • 51

    Developed in Canada in WHAT YEAR

    1950

  • 52

    Developed in WHERE? in 1950.

    canada

  • 53

    Have the same characteristics with LINAC having stand, gantry, console, and couch but the difference between them is that the source of Cobalt-60 units comes from radioactive material and SSD of 80 cm.

    cobalt 60

  • 54

    Have the same characteristics with LINAC having stand, gantry, console, and couch but the difference between them is that the source of Cobalt-60 units comes from radioactive material and SSD of HOW MUCH?

    80 cm

  • 55

    The important features of 60Co teletherapy machines can be summarized as follows:

    Relatively high energy g ray emission; Relatively long half-life; Relatively high specific activity; Relatively simple means of production.

  • 56

    Machine Considerations

    Field size range maximum wedge field Rotational capabilities Clearance of the collimator around the couch and the patient Accessories and the ease with which they can be inserted. Outer dimensions of the collimator

  • 57

    Couch Considerations

    Maximum vertical motion Maximum lateral motion Couch rotation capabilities Stability of the couch Weight tolerance Accuracy of motions and read out of angles

  • 58

    Dosimetric Considerations

    Dose rates Depth maximum dose Energy Penumbra Beam flatness Surface dose

  • 59

    Others consideration

    Cost Reliability Service Maintenance

  • 60

    It is a machine that is capable of duplicating the geometry and mechanical movements of radiation therapy machine.

    simulator

  • 61

    It is a machine that is capable of duplicating the WHAT? of radiation therapy machine.

    geometry and mechanical movements

  • 62

    It is used to localize the target volume and normal tissue with respect to skin marks.

    simulator

  • 63

    These are important components of equipment used in radiotherapy. They cover several crucial steps in the radiotherapeutic process that are not related to the actual dose delivery but are nonetheless very important, as they deal with the determination of target location, treatment planning and spatial accuracy in dose delivery

    simulator and ct simulator

  • 64

    are important components of equipment used in radiotherapy. They cover WHAT? that are not related to the actual dose delivery but are nonetheless very important, as they deal with the determination of target location, treatment planning and spatial accuracy in dose delivery

    several crucial steps in radio therapeutic process

  • 65

    Simulator and ct simulator are important components of equipment used in radiotherapy. They cover several crucial steps in the radiotherapeutic process that are not related to the actual dose delivery but are nonetheless very important, as they deal with the WHAT?

    determination of target location, treatment planning and spatial accuracy in dose delivery

  • 66

    Both of these incorporate three major systems: the mechanical, X ray tube and imaging equipment

    simulator and ct simulator

  • 67

    Both simulators and CT simulators incorporate three major systems:

    the mechanical, X ray tube and imaging equipment

  • 68

    The major steps in the target localization and field design are:

    Acquisition of the patient data set; Localization of target and adjacent structures; Definition and marking of the patient coordinate system; Design of treatment fields; Transfer of data to the treatment planning system (TPS); Production of an image for treatment verification.

  • 69

    consists of a diagnostic X ray tube mounted on a rotating gantry, simulating geometries identical to those found on megavoltage therapy machines that are either isocentric teletherapy 60Co units or isocentric linacs.

    Radiotherapy simulator

  • 70

    enjoys the same degrees of freedom as a megavoltage machine, but rather than providing a megavoltage beam for treatment it provides a diagnostic quality X ray beam suitable for imaging, either in the radiographic mode (image recorded on radiographic film) or in the fluoroscopic mode (image recorded on a TV monitor using an image intensifier)

    Radiotherapy simulator

  • 71

    enjoys the same degrees of freedom as WAHAT machine, but rather than providing a megavoltage beam for treatment it provides a diagnostic quality X ray beam suitable for imaging, either in the radiographic mode (image recorded on radiographic film) or in the fluoroscopic mode (image recorded on a TV monitor using an image intensifier)

    megavoltage

  • 72

    enjoys the same degrees of freedom as a megavoltage machine, but rather than providing a megavoltage beam for treatment it provides a diagnostic quality X ray beam suitable for imaging, either in the WHAT?

    radiographic mode (image recorded on radiographic film) or in the fluoroscopic mode (image recorded on a TV monitor using an image intensifier)

  • 73

    should mimic all the mechanical features and geometric field arrangements of various megavoltage machines, ranging from 60Co machines with an SAD of 80 cm to high energy linacs with an SAD of 100 cm

    modern simulator

  • 74

    In this radiation fields are defined with collimators (upper and lower jaws), while in simulators the rectangular and square fields are defined with delineator wires to enable visualization of the target as well as of healthy tissues adjacent to the target.

    megavoltage machine

  • 75

    modern simulator covers the following processes:

    ● Tumour and adjacent normal tissue localization; ● Treatment simulation; ● Treatment plan verification; ● Monitoring of treatment

  • 76

    are CT scanners equipped with special features that make them useful for certain stages in the radiotherapeutic proces

    ct simulator

  • 77

    Ct simulator Special features:

    flat table top surface laser marking system virtual simulator consisting of software packages digitally reconstructed radiographs (DRRs)

  • 78

    Dose determination for external Beam The dose delivered depends on:

    Depth Energy Type of tissue SSD or Source-to-Skin Distance (non-isocentric) Field Size (collimator dependent) The collimation design

  • 79

    Is the measured at a specific point in a medium and refers to the energy deposited at that point.

    dose

  • 80

    Done by Dosimetrist

    dose

  • 81

    Concepts used in photon beam dose calculations

    dose depth separation ssd sad fs scatter dmax output output factor

  • 82

    The distance beneath the skin surface where the prescribed dose is to be delivered.

    depth

  • 83

    Measurement of the patient’s thickness from the point of beam entry to the point of beam exit.

    separation

  • 84

    Distance from the source or the target machine to the surface of the patient or the phantom.

    ssd

  • 85

    Non isocenteric

    ssd

  • 86

    Is the distance from the source to the isocenter of the treatment machine.

    sad

  • 87

    Isocenteric

    sad

  • 88

    Intersection of the axis of rotation of the gantry and the axis of the rotation of the collimator.

    isocenter

  • 89

    Refers to the physical dimensions set on the collimators of the therapy unit that determine the size of the treatment field at a reference distance.

    field size

  • 90

    Refers to the amount of radiation that travels in different directions.

    scatter

  • 91

    Depth at which electronic equilibrium occurs for photon beams.

    dmax

  • 92

    Referred to as the dose rate of the machine

    output

  • 93

    Ratio of the dose rate of a given field size to the dose rate of the reference field size.

    output factor

  • 94

    Tissue Absorption Factors

    pdd tar bsf/psf sar tpr

  • 95

    Dose rate modification factor

    tray transmission factor wedge and compensator filter transmission factor