Quiz: Take this important radiology test. When it comes to viewing the inside of the boy without cutting it up, radiology is the next best thing at diagnosing most patients. Is this is done through x-rays, or is it just all about MRIs? To test just how much you know about radiology, we have prepared the comprehensive quiz below. How about you try it out!
Both are true
Both are false
First is true. second is false.
First is false. second is true.
An ejected high-speed electron may interact with other atoms within absorbing
Free radical formation created by the ionization of water may occur
Unequal charge distribution may result in negative electrical potential
Creation of a magnetic field may cause polarization
Dimly lit room at a distance of 1ft from the view box
Brightly lit room at a distance of 1 ft from the view box
Dimly lit room at a distance of 6 ft from the view box
Brightly lit room at a distance of 6 feet from the viewbox
Both are true
Both are false
First is true, second is false
First is false second is true
The safelight
The darkroom ceiling or white light
The light with the dark room door open
No light at all
10 seconds
3 or 4 minutes
15 minutes
An entire workday
The safe light is safe to use with that type of film
The safelight is not safe to use with that type of film
Conduct the test again with the dark room door closed rather than open
Conduct the test again with the safe light off rather than on
The unexposed film appears clear and dry and the film exposed to light appears black and dry
The unexpected film appears clear and wet and the film exposed to light appears black and wet
The unexposed film appears black and dry and the film exposed to light appears clear and dry
The unexposed film appears black and wet and the film exposed to light appears clear and wet
The viewbox
Darkroom lighting
Safelighting
Developer strength
Film developer fixer
Film developer
Developer fixer
Film
MA
KVp
Color
Density
Two
Three
Five
Seven
Both are true
Both are false
First is true second is false
First is false second is true
An unexposed film
An over exposed film
A film exposed to light
An underexposed film
Turning off the safe light and unwrapping the films in a pitch black room
Pre-exposing the entire package of film to radiation before opening the package
Not unwrapping the film in a room with white light
Turning off the fluorescent lighting in the treatment room before exposing radiographic films
Insufficient exposure time
Inadequate tissue density
Excessive mA
Excessive kV
Exposure time mA kV
Exposure time kV
KV mA
Exposure time mA
Make sure that no more than 3/4 in of the receptor edge extends beyond the incisal-occlusal surfacs of the teeth
The teeth must be firmly in contact with the bite-block
Increase the exposure time
Direct the xray beam through the interproximal spaces
Incorrect horizontal angulation
Incorrect vertical angulation
Dropped receptor corner
Elongated image
Change the horizontal angulation
Increase the vertical angulation
Decrease the vertical angulation
Make certain the edge of the receptor is placed parallel to the incisal-occlusal surfaces of the teeth
Increase vertical angulation
Decrease vertical angulation
Direct the xray beam through the interproximal regions
Make certain that no more than 1/8 in of the receptor edge extends beyond the incisal-occlusal surfaces of the teeth
The vertical angulation is excessive
The vertical angulation is insufficient
The horizontal angulation is incorrect
There is a cone-cut
The receptor is underexposed
The receptor is over exposed
The PID was not properly aligned with the periapical receptor holder
The exposure button was not depressed for a sufficient amount of time
Film creasing
Film bending
Double exposure
Patient movement
Hemangioma
Phalangioma
Myxoma
Pericytoma
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