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lb_gilbert

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A flat panel detector that converts x-ray energy into an electrical signal and bypasses the use of a scintillator is:
 
 CR
  AEC
  direct DR capture
  indirect DR capture

Question 2

Anterior to posterior displacement of a potential fracture will be best determined with which projection?
 
 mediolateral
  dorsoplantar
  AP oblique with lateral rotation
  AP oblique with medial rotation



mjbamaung

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Answer to Question 1

direct DR capture

Rationale: Direct capture technology eliminates the need for a scintillator as the design of the flat panel includes a layer of selenium, allowing less diffusion of electrons which will not affect spatial resolution.

Answer to Question 2

mediolateral

Rationale: The lateral position will demonstrate anterior to posterior displacement of a fracture or dislocation.



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