NDAEB 5.3 Extraoral, Intra-oral and Digital Radiography Part 15

Which size film would you use to examine the root of an incisor of an adult patient using periapical radiography?

Stirring rods for the developer and fixer solutions should never be made of?(RQ)

What type of dental structure appears radiopaque on a radiograph?(RQ)

The proper technique to minimize radiation exposure when taking bitewings is to have the occlusal plane straight or slightly curved?

Basic dental radiography training should include all of the following EXCEPT for?

Exposing panoramic film?

Exposure time depends on?

What will help a patient with a severe gag reflex?

What does this panorex show?

Old film can cause?

What vertical angulation should be used for the mandible molars when using the bisecting technique?

Which of the following types of radiographies is best for identifying dental caries?

How often should the systems cleaner be used on an automatic processor?

Aids used in mounting X-rays are called?

If a film is too dark, what is the likely problem in the development?

One disadvantage of using a panoramic radiograph is its?

The radiographer takes a few extra minutes to ensure the patient\’s head is in the right position before starting the procedure. This is a form of what?

Before reinstalling into the automatic processor, rollers should be?

The X-ray machine control that determines the duration of an X-ray exposure is called the?

Automatic film processors require?

The X-ray image may be damaged if?

Which of the following will make the image blur worse?

What does the X-ray show at the lower jaw?

How often do you change the solution if you process 40 intraoral films in a day on average?

An adult patient does not have a high risk for caries. How often should a posterior bitewing be performed?

Jill is about to process a set of X-rays. It will be the first time the unit is used in 2 weeks because the clinic was closed for the vacations. If no films are processed for a long time, the replenisher solutions?

An alternative to a film holding device that is made of a heavy cardboard tab or a loop fitted around a film and used to stabilize the film during exposure is known as a?

The chemical that builds black and gray tones of the image is?

When preparing to mount film, what is the proper way to physically handle a dental radiograph image?

When radiographing an endentulous adult patient, exposure time?