A light leak in the darkroom
Bending of the film
Reversal of the film
Extremely thick bone
An automatic timer
Fast film
Thinner films
A thicker cellulose acetate base
Tell the patient what is being done
Have the patient remove eyeglasses
Have the patient remove intraoral removable appliances
All of the above
Cathode ray
Secondary ray
Restricted beam
Central ray
Higher kvp
Lead apron
Finer detailed film
Increased vertical angulation
Stray radiation
Secondary radiation
The primary beam
All of the above
The central ray
Secondary radiation
Primary x ray beam
All of the above are of equal danger
To check the color of the operator's fingers
For the operator to wear a radiation film badge
The frequency of stomach pains
To multiply the nunber of films the operator has exposed by 0.1 rem
Incorrect vertical angulation
Movement of the patient
Increased kvp
Old film
Lighter
Darker
Lighter only if the temperature is increased
Unaffected because time is not a factor
Kvp
Ma
Film speed
Focal film distance
Secondary radiation
Primary radiation
Stray radiation
None of the above
Show the entire tooth
Show the supporting structure of the tooth
Come in various sizes
All of the above
Place them on paper towels
Hang them suspending the films in air
Place them in envelopes
Place them flat on the counter
Low frequencies
Soft rays
Long wavelengths
Long wavelengths
Short wavelengths
Loss of hair
Purulent exudate
Erythema
Pain
Enamel
Dentin
Cementation
Pulp chamber
They destroy tissue
They cause embolisms
They use the body's heat
They cause large fatty deposits to form
Silver bromide salts
Cellulose
Silver acetate
Potassium bromide
Begings anew each day
Is cumulative only on the skin
Is cumulative in the entire body
None of the above
Processing
Drying
Mounting
Determining film speed
Strontium 90
Natural elements
The sun
All of the above
Fim frames
Skull plates
Jaw plates
Cassttes
Cone cutting
Souble exposure
Excessive bending
Underexposure
Requires less time than an adult
Requires more time than an adult
Requires the same time as an adult
Should never be taken
Muscle
Nerve
Sperm
Epithelial
Bitewing
Occlusal
Periapical
None of the above
Ova
Blood
Sperm
Nerve
More than that of primary radiation
Less than that of primary radiation
The same as that of primary radiation
Unrelated to that of primary radiation
Acidic
Neutral
Basic
First basic then neutral after dilution
Caries detection
General survey
Confirmation of mandibular fractures
Detection of impacted wisdom teeth
The dentist
The assistant
A friend or relative
The receptionist
Individual heaters
Chemical interaction
A temperature adjustable water bath
Gas heaters
A vacuum
Tungsten
Copper
Lead
Cellulose acetate
Distilled water
A thick emulsion
Potassium bromide
0.1 rem /wk
1 rem/wk
10 rems/wk
100rem/wk
10
18
24
26
1.5 to 1.75 inches
2.0 to 2.25 inches
2.75 to 3.00 inches
3.25 to 3.50 inches
Incorrect vertical angulation
Incorrect horizontal angulation
Excessive bending of the film
All of the above
Cracking of the film emulsion
An electric charge in the developing solution
A latent image
Due to excess radiation
Interproximal caries
Proximal bone height
Fit of crowns
All of the above
Darker films
No image at all
No effect
A herringbone pattern
Removes the unaffected silver salts
Removes the affected silver salts
Softens the film
Peels the emulsion from the film base
Enamel
Dentin
Cementation
Pulp chamber
Patient mouth
Exposed film
Closed end of cone
All of the above
Not being aimed at the center of film
Having incorrect horizontal angulation
Having insufficient vertical angulation
Being eliminated from a closed plastic cone
Clean and dry
Numbered and lettered
Neither of the above
Both of the above
More chance of elongation
More chance of overlapping
More chance of foreshortening
Less distortion
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