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CT Basics

three major pieces of equipment - answer imaging system (gantry and table), computer,
operator's console

Patient table is made of - answered carbon fiber material

two functions of the CT table - answer transport patient and patient safety

what is the weight limit of the CT table - answer450 lbs

what three coordinated define direction - answerx, y, and z axis

the x axis - answer divides patient into left and right (sagittal)

the y axis - answer divides the patient body into anterior and posterior (coronal plane)

the z axis - answer divides the body into superior and inferior parts (axial)

the gap between each multislice CT scan is called - answerz gap

Z gap is determined by - answerthe pitch

if the pitch increases, the z gap - answerincreases and the image quality decreases

the gantry houses the - answerxray tube, detectors, generators, and cooling system

the gantry tilts - answer12-30 degrees

the to major components to the xray tube - answeranode and cathode

cathode contains - answertungsten filaments

anode can be made of - answertungsten, molybdenum, and rhenium

voltage of the generator range between - answer90-140 kVp

generators convert - answerlow voltage alternating current to a high voltage direct
current

detectors recognize the - answerionizing radiation

, ionixing radiation that has passed through the patient, - answercapture the signal then
transport the signal to the digitizer

xrays produce an analog signal---> converted into a digital signal - answerso that the
computer can read then information ----> produce the final CT image

detector geomety - answerrelationship of the tube, beam shape and the detectors

detector efficiency - answerdetermines how accurately the CT image is reproduced
every time

capture efficiency - answerhow efficient the detectors gather the photon

absorption efficiency - answerhow efficiently the photons are captured by the detectors

stability - answermeasurement of how consistently the detectors respond

response time - answerhow fast the detectors record the photons and how quickly they
recover for the next event

dynamic range - answeraccuracy of the detector's response to both high-energy and
low-energy radiation

reproductibility - answerdescribes how consistently the detectors respond to similar
transmitted radiation events

gas ionization detectors - answerconvert the xrays directly into an electrical signal

scintillation detectors - answercrystal phosphor that illuminate, the light energy is
converted into an electric signal

scintillation detectors are more - answersensitive and they need less frequent
calibration than gas-filled detectors

the goal of collimators is to provide - answera consistent beam width, which is defined
by slice thickness

prepatient collimators are located - answeroutside the xray tube where the beam leaves
the tube

single slice CT collimators - answerdefine the thickness of the cross sectional slice

multislice CT image reconstruction - answerrather than prepatient collimation
determines the slice thickness

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