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CTDIvol is best described as what kind of quantity?
Dose–length product (DLP) is defined as:
Reducing mAs by 50% (all else equal) changes CTDIvol how?
Increasing pitch (other factors constant) generally does what to patient dose?
Lowering kVp for iodinated CTA typically:
Angular tube current modulation (x–y) primarily:
Longitudinal (z-axis) modulation primarily:
Effective mAs on some scanners refers to:
Thicker reconstructed slices affect image noise how?
Using a sharper (bone) kernel generally:
Pixel size in the image matrix is determined by:
Pitch in MDCT is defined as:
Partial volume averaging is reduced by:
Beam-hardening artifacts are reduced by:
The primary purpose of the bowtie filter is to:
Metal artifact reduction can be achieved by:
Motion artifacts are minimized by:
In pulmonary CTA for PE, optimal bolus timing uses:
Test-bolus method involves:
Prospective ECG-gated coronary CTA compared with retrospective gating typically:
Typical contraindication or caution for iodinated IV contrast is:
Immediate management of contrast extravasation includes:
For a mild allergic-like reaction (limited urticaria) during CT contrast injection, the first-line action is:
Reducing kVp from 120 to 100 (adjusting mAs to maintain noise) usually:
SSDE (size-specific dose estimate) requires:
Over-ranging (z-overscanning) in helical CT:
Increasing matrix from 512 to 1024 (same FOV) mainly:
Iterative reconstruction (IR) compared with FBP typically:
Dual-energy CT can reliably help differentiate:
For CT urography multiphasic protocols, the excretory phase is timed to:
In chest CT for ILD, recommended acquisition includes:
Increasing slice thickness from 1.25 mm to 5 mm will generally:
Best way to reduce breathing artifacts in abdomen/pelvis CT:
For CT brain without contrast in suspected acute hemorrhage, the key technical priority is:
Window width/level adjustments:
Typical HU values are approximately:
For obese patients in abdomen CT, dose-efficient strategies include:
Coronary CTA image quality is best when heart rate is:
In CT colonography, a critical preparation step is:
Pediatric CT dose optimization emphasizes:
Prominent streaks through the shoulders on low-dose chest CT are most consistent with which artifact, and what adjustment best reduces it?
A circular “ring” on every image slice most commonly indicates:
Central regions of a uniform phantom appear darker than edges (“cupping”). What is the cause?
Spiral “windmill” streaks in wide-detector helical scans are reduced by:
“Stair-step” edges on MPRs of thick reconstructions are best prevented by:
Anatomy clipped at the edges with bright/dark streaks is typical of:
Calcified coronary plaque appears larger than reality on CTA due to:
In dual-energy CT, which reconstruction best reduces metal streaking?
Cardiac CT temporal resolution depends primarily on:
Why use a saline chaser after contrast injection in CTA?
For abdominal arterial phase CTA, the bolus tracking ROI is ideally placed in the:
Hypervascular liver lesions (e.g., HCC) are most conspicuous in which phase?
Pancreatic adenocarcinoma conspicuity is optimized during which phase?
The nephrographic phase of CT urography is primarily used to:
Best initial CT protocol for suspected renal stone:
Lung cancer screening uses which CT technique?
Maximum intensity projection (MIP) primarily helps with:
Minimum intensity projection (MinIP) is most useful for:
Preferred kernel choices: lung detail vs soft tissue?
Water CT number in QC should be approximately:
Slice sensitivity profile (SSP) width primarily improves when you:
Over-beaming refers to:
CT number linearity QA uses:
Performing a fresh air calibration before scanning primarily helps prevent:
Dual-energy iodine maps are useful because they:
For contrast extravasation > small volume with pain/swelling, initial management is:
Delayed allergic-like reactions to iodinated contrast typically occur:
Regarding metformin and iodinated contrast, the safest general statement is:
CT colonography technique benefits from scanning:
Accurate lung nodule measurement requires:
Tube current modulation (ATCM) is best described as:
Increasing the target noise index (acceptable noise) on ATCM generally:
Gantry tilt in head CT is used primarily to:
Lowering kVp in iodinated studies usually:
Coronary CTA vessel visualization is improved pharmacologically by:
Coronary calcium scoring (Agatston) requires:
In the head, streaks from the skull base due to very dense bone are reduced by:
The most effective single step to reduce breathing motion in abdomen CT is:
Effective dose from CT is estimated by multiplying:
To reduce extravasation risk during power injection, prefer:
Which change most reliably lowers CT dose while preserving target image noise?
Compared with filtered back projection (FBP), model-based iterative reconstruction typically:
For iodinated CTA in small/medium patients, lowering kVp from 120 to 100 usually:
Prospective ECG-gated coronary CTA versus retrospective helical gating generally:
Which combination best limits over-ranging in helical CT?
CTDIvol primarily scales with which parameter (others fixed)?
Size-specific dose estimate (SSDE) differs from CTDIvol because it:
Photon starvation streaks in shoulders on low-dose chest CT are best mitigated by:
A uniform “ring” artifact on every slice most often indicates:
The bowtie filter primarily:
For pulmonary CTA (PE study), optimal bolus timing uses:
Best initial CT for suspected renal stones is:
In liver imaging, HCC is typically most conspicuous during:
Pancreatic adenocarcinoma visibility is optimized during:
In CT urography, the excretory phase is primarily for:
Typical unenhanced CT criterion favoring lipid-rich adrenal adenoma is:
Which step best reduces metal streak artifacts?
To reduce breathing motion on abdomen CT, prioritize:
In acute stroke imaging, the first-line CT exam is:
In CT brain perfusion, an ischemic core classically shows:
Dual-energy CT can confidently differentiate:
For lung cancer screening, protocol is:
Accurate nodule follow-up measurement requires:
Water CT number during QC should be approximately:
Increasing matrix from 512 to 1024 at the same display FOV primarily:
Partial-volume averaging is minimized by:
“Windmill” artifacts on wide-detector helical scans are reduced by:
Truncation artifact occurs when:
Why use a saline chaser in CTA?
For coronary CTA, image quality is improved by:
In obese patients, dose-efficient abdomen CT uses:
For CT colonography, technique is optimized by:
Which parameter chiefly determines temporal resolution of cardiac CT?
A measured DLP of 300 mGy·cm for a chest CT corresponds to effective dose estimation by:
After mild immediate urticaria from contrast, first-line management is:
Regarding metformin and contrast, a prudent statement is:
The best single preventive step for contrast-associated acute kidney injury is:
Gantry tilt in head CT is particularly useful to:
Which change most improves depiction of small lung nodules on MPRs?
The most important pediatric CT principle is to:
