Question: O O O O O 1. For The Following Modalities, Explain How The Image Is Produced: Film/screen Diagnostic Fluoroscopy Fluoroscopy Is A Type Of Image Technique That Captures Live Movement In Images Of The Body To Study The Bodies Moving Structures. To Produce This Image, A X-ray Beam Will Pass Through The Body And Captures The Images On A Fluoroscope Screen; ...

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o o O O O 1. For the following modalities, explain how the image is produced: Film/screen diagnostic Fluoroscopy Fluoroscopy is a type of image technique that captures live movement in images of the body to study the bodies moving structures. To produce this image, a X-ray beam will pass through the body and captures the images on a fluoroscope screen; continues images will then appear on the monitor. Computed Tomography Magnetic Resonance Imaging Sonography Nuclear Medicine 2. For the following body regions, list 3 radiographic studies that may be performed: Skull Thoracic cavity Extremities Spine Gastrointestinal 3. For the following factors affecting Image quality and list the items that influence their effect. Density Contrast Magnification and Distortion Detail O O o 0 O o O

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