Speed for routine work: Speed for high detail:

IR of Computed Radiography

measures how much scatter is removed by the grid and how the mechanical factors be adjusted to produce the same optical density.

ratio of the mAs required with the grid to the mAs required without the grid to produce the same optical density

Increasing speed also decreases image noise. True or False

Screen speed used for fast screen?

of a film represents the amount of radiation required to produce a radiograph of acceptable density.

measure of radiation produced (milliamperage) over a set amount of time (seconds) via an x-ray tube.

Screen speed used for regular/standard

According to inverse square law, if you move twice as far from the source the intensity of the radiation will decrease by a factor of what?

can be measured by - intensification factor, - relative name or speed value

distance between the x-ray tube and the image receptor is the

represents the amount of current passed through the X-ray tube.

________ with a longer time allow for less patient motion

Screen speed used for high resolution?

determines the number of photons the X-ray tube produces, also known as X-ray quantity.

controls the length of the x-ray exposure by determining how long the current (mA) will be passing through the x-ray tube.

Letter of each Fast Speed Films (ultra ekta speed) (ekta speed) (ultra speed)

speed films that are small grain, better definition, more exposure

calculation for receptor exposure formula

exposure required to create a certain optical density without a screen is divided by the exposure required with a screen to create the same optical density determines?

As the speed of the film increase, the amount of radiation needed to properly expose it will what?

Use of grid increases what by the Bucky?

IR of Digital Radiography

Total exposure time is measured in what unit?

pertains to mAs in the sense that all combinations of mA x seconds that amount to an equal quantity will produce the same amount of density.

IR of Conventional X-ray?