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casperchen82

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Which of the following will alter image brightness in digital imaging?
 
 window width
  histogram
  algorithm
  window level

Question 2

Looking at the image, which part of the foot is adequately visualized?
 
 distal tarsals
  digits
  metatarsals
  calcaneus



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Answer to Question 1

window level

Rationale: Altering the window level will alter the image brightness as seen through the range of densities recorded. Increasing the window level increases the brightness and decreasing the window level decreases the image brightness.

Answer to Question 2

calcaneus

Rationale: The calcaneus is typically poorly visualized on the AP foot.



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