1parameter of image quality
spatial resolution
contrast resolution
temporal resolution
2refers to the ability of an imaging system to distinguish between two closely spaced objects in an image
spatial resolution
3is the ability to distinguish between differences in intensity of the image
contrast resolution
4defined as the amount of the time needed to revisit and acquire data for the exact same location
temporal resolution
5are various techniques and technologies used by healthcare professionals to visualize the internal structures of human body for diagnostic and treatment purposes
imaging modalities
6is a standardized format that allows for the exchange and storage of medical images, as well as associated patient and study information
digital imaging and communications in medicine
7serve as the entry and exit point of a network; all data routed inward or outward must first pass through and communicate with this in order to use routing paths
gateways
8is a term that can be used in any industry or in any organization
workflow
9simply means how a process is done, step by step
workflow
10how we complete an examination from order entry to transcribed report
workflow
11they were built into walls that fed into darkrooms and into large open reading rooms that had gigantic multiviewer lightboxes lining the walls
pass boxes
12an order is placed in _ and requisition is generated
radiology information system
13information in requisition PPDOERC
patient's name
patient's hospital identification number
date of birth
ordering physician's name
examination ordered
reason for examination
chief complaint
174th flow
film interpreted
185th flow
transcribed report