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RDTC 111- Network and Communication Basics
RDTC 111- Network and Communication Basics
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Computer Network and Communication Basics for the Radiology Technology student.
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Network topology that has the devices connected to a central hub or switch.
Mesh topology
Token-ring topology
Star-struck Bus topology
Star topology
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Developed by the American College of Radiology (ACR) & National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) standards.
SYNCOM
RIS COM
RINCOM
DICOM
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These standards are used in most health care applications such as insurance, pharmacy, clinical and patient data.
HL-3
HL-7
DICOM
EMR
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More sophisticated device that read portions of messages and direct them to intended target.
Network switch
Network router
Network hub
Network bridge
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DICOM requires communications protocol that runs on top of .....
TCP/IP
NRA/CT
RCP/TE
PCP/TP
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Created so that larger networks can be segmented or broken up into smaller networks to reduce traffic.
Network switch
Network hug
Network hub
Network bridge
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Becoming more commonplace network connectivity using infrared or radio frequencies.
Twisted pair
Fiber optic cable
Twisted Knots wire
Wireless
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Computer that manages resources for other computers, servers and networked devices.
Thick client
Thin Client
Server
Client-based
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This type of network has redundancy built in with multiple connections which the internet is based upon.
Redundant topology
Star Struck topology
Token-ring topology
Mesh topology
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This runs as part or beside HIS contains all patient's record including labs, radiology reports, nurses and MDs notes.
ETA
EMI
HMR
EMR
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Each computer is considered equal: no computer has ultimate control over another.
Local area network
Server-based network
Peer-to-Peer Network
Client-based network
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Data travels along the network using an agreed-on set of rules known as...
Network protocol
Network interface language
Network topology
Network DICOM
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Network connectivity that uses glass threads to transmit data on the network.
Fiber optic cable
Licorice Twist wire
Coaxial cable
Twisted-pair wire
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Device that is found on a network that requests services and resources from a server.
Thick client
Needy client
Server
Thin client
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Network that spans a large area: city, state, nation or the world.
TAN
LAN
WAN
MAN
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Similar to server-based network with a centralized computer, however sends data only to the requesting client.
Peer-to-peer network
Wide Area Network
Server-based network
Client-based network
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Network topology in which all devices are physically attached to and communicate through single wire.
Bus topology
Ring topology
Token ring topology
Lord of the Rings topology
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A small area networked with a series of cables or wireless access points that allow computers to share information.
MAN
WAN
TAN
LAN
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DICOM provides framework for use of compression technologies on image data and accommodates...
JPEG
JCOS
JLEG
HL-7 lossless
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There is a centralized computer that controls the operations, files and at times the programs.
Wide area network
Server-based network
peer-to-peer network
Client-based network
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This provides a physical connection interface between computer and network medium.
Network bridge
Network hub
Network interface card
Network switch
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This holds the patient's full medical information, from hospital billing to the inpatient ordering system.
HERS
PACS
HIS
DICOM
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Network connectivity similar to the wiring used for cable TV.
Fiber optic cable
Twisted Sister wire
Twisted-pair wire
Coaxial cable
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Network connectivity similar to telephone wire.
Coaxial cable
Twisted Knickers wire
Twisted-pair wire
Fiber optic cable
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This holds all radiology-specific date, from the patient scheduling data to the radiologists dictated report.
THEIRS
HIS
RIS
MISS