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What does the term 'tomography' refer to?
What does the term 'tomography' refer to?
- The ability to view an anatomic section or slice through the body (correct)
- The process of utilizing x-ray technology
- The development of newer model scanners
- The common reference to older scanning systems
What was common to refer to older scanning systems as?
What was common to refer to older scanning systems as?
- Computed Tomography
- Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT scan) (correct)
- Transverse plane imaging
- Utilization of x-ray technology
What technology does Computed Tomography utilize?
What technology does Computed Tomography utilize?
- Ultrasound technology
- X-ray technology (correct)
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- Computed axial technology
Why has the word 'axial' been dropped from the name of current CT systems?
Why has the word 'axial' been dropped from the name of current CT systems?
What did all early scanners produce?
What did all early scanners produce?
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Tomography refers to the ability to view an anatomic section or slice through the body.
Tomography refers to the ability to view an anatomic section or slice through the body.
All early scanners produced axial cuts.
All early scanners produced axial cuts.
Newer model scanners offer options in more than just the transverse plane.
Newer model scanners offer options in more than just the transverse plane.
The word 'axial' has been dropped from the name of current CT systems.
The word 'axial' has been dropped from the name of current CT systems.
Computed Tomography utilizes MRI technology.
Computed Tomography utilizes MRI technology.