What workstation function will allow the user the ability to arrange a certain number of images per monitor per modality?

• A. Hanging protocols
• B. Window leveling
• C. Image processing
• D. Study list

Answer: (A)

Controlling how images are laid out on the workstation display is the key idea here. Hanging protocols define where each image should appear, how many images to show on each monitor, and which modality they come from for a given study. By applying a hanging protocol, the system can automatically arrange a set number of images per monitor per modality, giving you a consistent, efficient layout across studies. This is why it’s the best fit: it directly controls image placement and the number of images shown per monitor for each modality. Window leveling adjusts brightness and contrast, not layout. Image processing changes image data, not arrangement. The study list is simply a catalog of studies to open, not a display layout tool.