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What are photo timers?
Early versions of AEC technology were called this
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What is inverse?
This is the relationship between receptor speed and exposure mAs.
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What is the center cell?
This ionization chamber is used when using AEC for a lateral chest.
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What is the center detector only?
AP hip
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What is 1 millisecond?
this is the minimum response time of most modern AEC systems.
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What is averaged?
this is the type of signal when more than one ionization chamber is used.
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What is the center cell?
This ionization chamber is used when using AEC for an AP hip.
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What are density controls?
-1, -2, 0, +1, +2
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What reduces repeats and provides excellent images?
a proper clinical history
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What are all three cells?
Most AEC consoles permit activation of these simultaneously.
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What are all three cells?
This ionization chamber is used when using AEC for an AP abdomen.
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What is an overexposed image?
+2 used when N would have been optimum
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What is increased subject density and contrast?
fluid in the lungs can cause this
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What is time?
The single function of an AEC is to eliminate the need to set this
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What is the center cell?
This ionization chamber is used when using AEC for an AP lumbar spine?
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What is minimum response time?
typically 0.001 sec
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What is minimum response time?
the length of time necessary for AEC to respond to the ionization and send a signal to terminate the exposure.
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What is a three-chamber configuration?
Ionization chamber AEC's are usually used in this.
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What is the left and right outer cells?
This ionization chamber is used when using ACE for a PA chest.
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What is photo timing?
Older techs may still refer to this?
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