Pathology 2

Ionizing radiation, which is emitted from the patient to produce images is the modality of

The modality of choice to image the central nervous system is

___ is used to detect the ionizing radiation being emitted from a patient to make an image.

CT scanning easily reformatted to produce multiplane (coronal/sagittal) is accomplished by

Which provides x-sectional images at low cost & differentiates cystic, solid & complex tissue

The patient is injected or ingests the ionizing radiation through:

High-resolution CT requires the slice sections to be:

The complexity of technology requires the radiographer to:

Reflections in Ultrasound produced by tissue interaction are called:

Which of the following uses gamma-emitting radionuclides to produce images?

In MRI, relaxation is the

Molecular imaging advancements using positron-emitting radiopharmaceutical

The attenuation of a specific tissue relative to water is the:

The major advantage of U/S is:

Strong magnets & radio frequencies, high - resolution soft tissue in multiple planes

The greatest difference in PET and SPECT is the type of:

Increased radionuclide uptake produces a ___ on the image

The first modality capable of producing images without using ionizing radiation:

Epileptic foci and Alzheimer's disease is best demonstrated by:

Which was first modality to provide sectional images & better soft tissue visibility