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#1-53: information analysis & statistics terms #54-89: repeat analysis & artifacts
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a radiation safety officer is normally a
nuclear medicine tech , radiation therapist, or physicist
xray or CT tech
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this image is an example of
Gaussian Distribution
pareto chart
histogram
3
indicates likelihood of a patient obtaining a negative diagnosis when no disease is present. aka TN fraction
sensitivity
specifcity
4
the consistency of reproducibility of a result; sometimes known as
precision
accuracy
reliability
*ex: would changing my diet give me the same results?*
5
this chart is a variation of a histogram, basically a bar graph in order
pie chart
pareto chart
6
The Gaussian Distribution is the basis of
the mean, median, and the mode
a histogram
Six Sigma
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frequent or continuous exposure limit is _____ per year; infrequent exposure limit is _____ per year
5 mSv; 1 mSv
1 mSv; 5 mSv
8
wireless DR image receptors can suffer from this type of artifact from outside electronic devices
loss of internet connection
electronic interference
9
those being studied that are countable
dependent variables
discrete variables
10
the number of times a particular variable occurs during measurement
timely
often
frequency
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the difference between the measured value and the true value
measurement error
true bias
accuracy
12
improper image brightness & contrast can also be caused by
nonparallel collimation
in some CR systems. What caused this?
histogram analysis error
histogram error
13
a characteristic to be observed/ measured
variable
independent variable
dependent variable
14
who regulates the manufacture and design of xray equipment and also certifies mammo sevices for reimbursement?
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
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follow up test result reveals patient does not have disease despite image diagnosis
false positive
true positive
true negative
false negative
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embryonic/fetal dose is _____ for entire gestation and ____ in any 1 month of gestation.
0.5 mSv; 5 mSv
5 mSv; 0.5 mSv
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modified trend chart with upper and lower control limits added
control chart
pie chart
trend chart
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demonstrates if relationship exists between two variables
scatter plot
pareto plot
19
occurs when PSP crystals are removed from the image plate due to overuse
phosphor wear
tiling
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what is the maximum exposure limit for all body parts except the lens of the eye?
500 mSv per year
300 mSv per year
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illustrates numerical proportion/percentages
pie chart
control chart
trend chart
22
improper image brightness & contrast can also be caused by gross overexposure aka
insufficient exposure
saturation
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malfunction of laser in image reader unit or dirt/ foreign object on light collection guide in reader
CR scanner malfunction
DR scanner malfunction
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in DR, variations in electronic connections such as TFT results in differences in brightness values that can be seen
tiling artifact
phantom artifact
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the probability of having the disease, given a positive test
positive predictive value
negative predictive value
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advantages of Repeat Analysis include reduced department repeat rate,
iproved image quality
improved department efficiency
lower department costs
reduced patient dose
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the ability to measure what is supposed to be measured; sometimes known as
validity
*ex: did it really impact the weight loss?*
reliablity
accuracy
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probability of not having the disease, given a negative test result
positive predictive value
negative predictive value
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ensure performance is acceptable & provide education and resources for performance imporvement
personnel performance
employee improvement
30
dark bands at the interfaces of structures that differ widely in brightness level, often w/ barium & metal prosthesis
halo artifact
patient artifact
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which report discusses personnel and visitor protection; whole body dose, exposure limits, cardinal principles T, D, S
NCRP Report 116
NCRP Report 107
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what are the 2 types of measurement errors?
systemic errors
discrete errors
true errors
random errors
33
those being studied that have an infinite measurable range of mathematical possible values
continuous variables
data
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decrease in image contrast due ot image receptor being more sensitive to scattered radiation
increased sensitivity to scatter
background radiation
phantom image
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name the artifact
corduroy
shading
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blotchy appearance of image due to insufficient mAs (sometimes referred to as image noise)
quantum mottle
scatter
insufficient kVp
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improper image brightness & contrast: one cause can be wrong preprocessing algorithm being utilized. What caused this?
histogram error
histogram analysis error
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image plate is exposed a second time before it is processed, results in both images being lost
double exposure
quadruple exposure
triple exposure
single exposure
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which report expresses the use of high kVp, low mAs exposure factors; ALARA. Also discusses radiation safety in fluoro
NCRP Report 107
NCRP Report 116
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the difference between the highest and lowest values
frequency
central tendency
range
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Moire or zebra pattern, caused by sampling error or grid error
aliasing artifact
quantum mottle
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who enforces equipment standards and radiation safety practices - allows states to regulate if agreement is established
Food and Drug Admin (FDA)
Nuclear Regulatory Committee (NRC)
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dirt and debris located on CR image plate or DR active matrix array, can be light areas on processed image
quantum mottle
foreign objects in/on image receptors
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systematic or nonrandom difference between the true value of a property and individual measurements
bias
error
45
the set group of all the items of interest
population
sample
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what kind of graph is this
histogram
pareto chart
pie chart
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who establishes safety standards for workplace including occupational exposure to radiation, handling & disposal etc.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
Occupational Safety and Health Admin (OSHA)
Food Drug Admin (FDA)
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the point where half of values are above and half are below
mean
median
mode
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provide for and include measures of patient comfort
patient comfort
patient networking
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the number of items actually being measured from a population
population
sample
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caused by malfunction of dry laser printer; 2 types are "shading" and "corduroy" artifact
copy error
faxed error
printer error
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those that are manipulated to see if they change dependent variables
dependent variable
independent variable
*ex: if you want to lose weight, changing the diet and exercise will be the
independent variable because we can manipulate them*
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a measure of the spread/disbursement of values in a data set (the square of standard deviation)
standard devaition2
variance
six sigma
54
what are the cardinal principles of radiation protection?
shielding and distance
time, distance, shielding
time, holding, shielding
holding, time, distance
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the range of variation or dispersion surrounding the mean
standard deviation
variance
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radiologists can ______ ______ images
triple read
single read
double read
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image blur caused by image plate exposed to intense heat prior to processing brightness (CR)
heat blur
cold blur
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Follow-up test result reveals that image diagnosis was correct
false positive (FP)
False negative (FN)
true positive (TP)
true negative (TN)
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the value that occurs most often in the data set aka frequency
mean
mode
median
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the ____ measures the average of the values
mode
median
mean
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maximum exposure limit for eye lens is ______ per year
150 mSv
100 mSv
50 mSv
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those that are studied to see if they change
dependent variable
independent variable
*Ex: if you want to lose weight, weight will be the dependent variable*
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causal/total department repeat rates should not exceed __-__%; rates above ___% should be investigated
4-6%; 10%
10-15%; 20%
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determine method, responsibility and location of QM records
record keeping system
bookkeeping
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image diagnosis is negative and confirmed by follow up testing
false positive
false negative
true positve
true negative
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meaningful numbers or information
data
variable
statistics
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name the artifact
corduroy
shading
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risk analysis, written policies & procedures, employee education, periodic inspection, and record keeping make up
Risk management program
radiation safety program
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The mathematical science pertaining to the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data
Data
Statistics
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establish procedures for corrective action
discipline
corrective action
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anything on a finished radiograph that is not part of the patient's anatomy
distortion
artifact
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total percentage of repeats for entire department
causal repeat rate
total department repeat rate
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percentage of repeats that occur from a specific cause
tota department repeat rate
causal repeat rate
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This measures how well the imaging system converts SNR
2
incident on the detector into SNR
2
in the image, range from 0-1
modular transfer function (MTF)
detective quantum efficiency (DQE)
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caused by incomplete erasure of imaging plate in CR systems, appear in DR systems when not enough time between images
phantom image
phantom limb
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errors caused by factors such as malfunctioning equipment, not correcting for outside influences, or poor data
systemic errors
**aka determinate errors**
random errors
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this type of artifact will show a pattern of the cassette back
cassette upside down
wrong grid used
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errors caused by statistical flucuations or uncertainties, aka indeterminate errors
random errors
systemic errors
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scratches, scuff marks, or cracks in image plate can cause
defects in imaging plate
beautiful images
unremarkable pictures
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those that have only 2 opposing choices
*Ex: flipping a coin will only result in heads or tails*
bias
Dichotomous variables
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image diagnosis is negative but follow up testing shows presence of disease
false negative
true negative
true positve
false postive
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how many agreement states do we currently have?
50
37
24
12
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can be caused by nonfunctioning detector elements in DR systems, rough handling or wireless DR cassettes can damage them
dropped pixels
washed matrix
dels
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indicates likelihood of obtaining a positive diagnosis in a patient with the disease. aka TP fraction
specificity
sensitivity
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the central position of a sample frequency, most often measured by these options: mean, median, & mode
central tendency
variance
standard deviation
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also called a run chart or a run-sequence plot
pie chart
control chart
trend chart
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establish and monitor communication flow
record keeping
communication network
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maximum whole body effective dose equivalent is _______ per year
100 mSv
50 mSv
25 mSv
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determine benchmarks and levels of acceptability for diagnosis, image quality, radiographs per exam, radiation per exam
personnel performance
thresholds of acceptability