1
Q
What are the basic principles in how a CT image is produced
A
Emitter of X rays rotates around patients body
2
Q
How is a CT image produced
A
Emitter of X rays rotates around body
3
Q
How is a radiograph image different to a CT
A
CT is 3D
CT is used to more easily distinguish between two tissues near each other of similar densities
4
Q
What is the relative dose of CT radiation compared to X rays
A
`CT is 350 times more powerful
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Decks in class (47)
# Cards
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BONE ANATOMY88
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DIFFERENT TISSUE STRUCTURES77
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EMBRYOLOGY40
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BEHAVIOUR25
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Histology32
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Muscoskeletal Disease Im Ruminants16
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Dissection Techniques9
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JOINTS33
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CARTILAGE31
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STATIC EXAMINATION4
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DYNAMIC EXAMINATION10
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CELL SIGNALLING17
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Inflammation35
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Biomechanics14
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Muscle Movement8
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Ultrasound39
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Radiography22
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Muscle Structure68
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Tendon Structure52
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Muscle Uses6
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Ligamwnt Structure15
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Vertebrae9
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FORELIMB39
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Bird Anatomy32
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Ossficiation18
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HINDLIMB46
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HORSE ANATOMY10
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Exotic Anatomy20
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DOG AND CAT ANATOMY14
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FISH ANATOMY18
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DISTAL LIMB60
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Pharmacology12
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Neuron Cells And Brain39
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Biologicial Rhythyms28
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MRI21
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CT imaging4
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Divisions Of The Nervous System49
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Axial Skeleton17
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ANS22
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Neurone Transmission9
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Somatic NS17
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Eye187
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Neurological Exam Dogs47
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Brain Stem28
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Cranial Nerves And Their Trsts40
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EAR49
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Intro To Neuropathy17
