This quiz will test the dental student's understanding and knowledge of radiation physics and the fundamentals of radiographic interpretation.
Gamma rays
X-rays
Cathode rays
None of the above
All of the above
Periapical radiograph
Bitewing radiograph
Occlusal radiograph
Biteblock radiograph
Pericoronal radiograph
The first statement is correct. The second statement is wrong
The first statement is wrong. The second statement is correct
Both the statements are correct
Both the statements are wrong
Gamma rays
X-rays
Alpha rays
Micro waves
U-V radiation
Periapical radiograph
Bitewing radiograph
Maxillary midline occlusal radiograph
Mandibular floor of the mouth occlusal
Lateral cephalometric radiograph
Panoramic radiograph
Occlusal radiograph
Lateral oblique radiograph
P-A view of the skull
A-P view of the skull
Convert the line current of 110 volts to less than 10 milli ampeares
Convert the line current of 110 volts to less than 10 volts
Convert the line current of 220 volts to less than 10 volts
Convert the line current of 110 volts to less than 100 amperes
Lateral and buccal
Lingual and buccal
Lingual and both sides
Lateral and both sides
70,000 volts
700,000 volts
70,000,000 volts
7,000 volts
700 volts
Lighting at anode
Heat production at anode
Electron production at cathode
Speed of electrons from cathode to anode
X-rays that are produced at the anode
Alpha rays
Beta rays
Cathode rays
Gamma rays
None of the above
Shape of the object
The focal spot size
The make of the x-ray machine
The distance between the anode and cathode
None of the above
PA skull
AP skull
Submento vertex view
Lateral Cephalometric view
Panoramic view
Percentage
Parallel
Punitive
Peak
Paired