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c0205847

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Which of the following components capture remnant radiation that will represent an anatomical image?
 
 SNR
  AMA
  DEL
  TFT

Question 2

Each proximal phalanx of the hand will articulate with:
 
 the distal phalanx
  the carpal
  the metatarsal
  the metacarpal



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Answer to Question 1

DEL

Rationale: DELs are the detector elements that capture the remnant radiation representing the anatomical image. TFTs are the thin film transistors which assist the DELs in releasing the analog signal from the AMA. The AMA is active matrix array.

Answer to Question 2

the metacarpal

Rationale: The proximal phalanx will articulate with the metacarpal proximally for all digits.





 

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