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DICOM Config Quiz

BEEK AE
06/03/2023

Welcome to your DICOM Config Quiz

Which of the following is a mandatory parameter for establishing a DICOM connection?

AET

IP

Port

All of the above

None

What is the purpose of the DICOM C-ECHO test?

To confirm a basic network connection

To establish a valid DICOM connection

To troubleshoot XDS download issues

To configure the electronic medical record

None

What is the role of Service Class Provider (SCP) in DICOM communication?

The user of the service.

The provider of the service

The initiator of the UDP communication session

The receiver of the UDP communication session

None

What is the difference between Calling AET and Called AET?

Calling AET is the name of the person making calls, while Called AET is the person being called.

Calling AET is the name of the DICOM device initiating communication, while Called AET is the receiver.

Calling AET refers to the device initiating a TCP IP handshake, while Called AET is irrelevant.

Calling AET and Called AET are interchangeable terms in DICOM communication.

None

Static IP addresses are preferred for DICOM devices to ensure consistent connectivity.

True

False

None

What does AET stand for?

Application Entity Title

Automatic Ethernet Transfer

Advanced Encoding Technique

Archiving Entity Tag

None

From the following choices only, what should you do FIRST if you're having trouble transferring images from a modality to PACS?

Check that the configuration parameters have not changed

Change the DICOM port used for image transfer.

Reinstall the DICOM toolkit on the modality.

Reset the IP address of the PACS.

None

What is the difference between a static IP and a dynamic IP?

A static IP can change at any time, while a dynamic IP remains the same.

A static IP is unique, while a dynamic IP is shared.

A static IP is necessary for DICOM devices, while a dynamic IP is not.

A static IP does not change, while a dynamic IP can change.

None

Why are DICOM configuration parameters important?

They determine the format of medical images

They ensure interoperability between DICOM devices

They control the communication process between computers

They allow radiologic technologists to schedule patients

None

How should you configure your modalities and PACS correctly?

Use the same AET, IP, and port for all devices

Ensure each device has a unique AET, IP, and port

Use DHCP for IP configuration to avoid conflicts

Connect all devices to the same network switch

None

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