X-ray Imaging (AQA A-Level Physics): Flashcards

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Image detection and enhancement
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X-ray energy absorbed by traditional photographic film (%)

0.1%

Material in FTP detectors that emits light from X-rays

Scintillator

What scintillator emits when absorbing X-rays

Light photons

Relationship: scintillator light intensity & X-ray energy

Directly proportional

FTP detector advantage: exposure time vs film

Shorter exposure time, lower radiation dose

FTP detector advantage: image access speed

Instant digital images

When is a contrast medium used in X-ray imaging?

When tissues have similar proton numbers

Contrast agent for gastrointestinal imaging

Barium meal

Material in intensifying screens

Fluorescent crystals

Key feature of fluoroscopic imaging

Real-time X-ray imaging

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