Match the following choices with the correct statement as each relates to fluoroscopic technology.
-mechanical attachment for detector and fluoroscopic controls

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The fluoroscopic carriage refers to the mechanical attachment for detector and fluoroscopic controls, allowing for movement and adjustment of the system.

Answer: C
 10 R/min is a typical exposure rate for fluoroscopic imaging, which can be hazardous to patients and operators if radiation safety measures are not properly followed.

Answer: G
 The output phosphor is the part of the image intensifier that converts the amplified light from the photocathode into a visible image for display on the monitor.

Answer: H
 CsI is a type of scintillator material used in digital radiography to convert X-rays into visible light, which is then detected by a photodetector and converted into a digital image.

Answer: I
 The photocathode is the part of the image intensifier that converts X-ray photons into electrons through photoemission, which are then accelerated and focused to produce an intensified image.

Answer: K
 Vignetting is a phenomenon in which the brightness of the image intensifier decreases towards the periphery of the field of view, due to the shape of the input phosphor and output phosphor.

Answer: L
 TFT resolution refers to the number of pixels or picture elements that can be displayed on the monitor or detector, which is dependent on the technology used for the thin-film transistor (TFT) array.

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