Radiology notes

How many types of x ray interaction with matter?

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How MRI is harmful for pregnant women?

Name the MRI sequence..

In X ray tube function of tube houseing....

In X ray tube glass envelope made of?

Elbow joint which type of joints?

Knee joint which type of joints?

Hip joint which type of joints?

How many types of joints are present in human body??

Write about MRI safety?

Write full form of CT scan

Write full form of MRI.

Name the layer of x ray film.

How many types of anode??

Grid is made up of??

Name the marked structure.

Name Tarsal bone..

Radiation hazard.write one point everyone.dont repeat same point.

In X ray tube filament is made of which metal and why?

Comment Tungsten atomic number and boiling point ☝️

Name the parts of x ray Tube?

Name the carpal bones??

Properties of x ray??
Comment below.everyone write please 1 properties.lets see how many properties of x ray..
Remember Don't repeat same poin.

Name the paranasal sinuses

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Fluroscopy MCQ
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Which type of radiology artifact is caused by the patient's body movement during the scan?
a) Beam hardening
b) Motion artifact
c) Scatter artifact
d) Ring artifact

What is the primary cause of streak artifacts in computed tomography (CT) images?
a) Metal implants
b) Incorrect windowing
c) Photon starvation
d) Ring artifacts

Which type of radiology artifact appears as concentric circles or rings in an image?
a) Beam hardening
b) Ring artifact
c) Scatter artifact
d) Motion artifact

When is partial volume artifact most likely to occur in CT imaging?
a) High contrast scans
b) Low contrast scans
c) On high-density structures
d) On low-density structures

What is the main cause of moiré pattern artifacts in radiology?
a) X-ray tube malfunction
b) Detector grid alignment
c) Patient movement
d) Operator error

Which type of radiology artifact can result from inadequate collimation?
a) Beam hardening
b) Compton scatter
c) Cone-beam artifact
d) Tube arcing

What does the term "cupping artifact" refer to in radiology?
a) An artifact caused by incomplete image reconstruction
b) An artifact resulting from metal objects in the patient's body
c) An artifact caused by improper calibration of the X-ray tube
d) An artifact associated with beam hardening

Which imaging modality is particularly susceptible to motion artifacts?
a) Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
b) Ultrasound
c) Positron emission tomography (PET)
d) Digital radiography (DR)

In radiology, what term describes the phenomenon where high-density structures appear larger than they actually are in an image?
a) Beam hardening
b) Magnification artifact
c) Streak artifact
d) Edge enhancement

What is the primary cause of "windmill artifact" in MRI?
a) Metallic objects in the patient
b) Inadequate radiofrequency shielding
c) Patient motion during the scan
d) Improper use of contrast agents