Technical artifacts and errors radiography in veterinary technology (4th ed. ) - Lisa M Lavin
Short time exposure, highest possible mA
Short time exposure, highest possible mA
Physical or chemical restraint
Both A and C
Patient motion
Hair in the cassette
Improper film handling
Fixer splashes on film before developer
Handle the x-ray film by the edges only
Monitor the humidity in the developer room
Do not allow light to leak into the cassette
Do not allow two films to stick together
A broken cassette that does not close completely
The film bin door is left open to some degree
A film box lid is loose or damaged
All of the answers are correct
Causes overpenetration of the film in that area
Prevents x-rays from reaching the film properly
Causes linear dot pattern
Causes double exposure
The part of the film not directly under the primary beam is white or unexposed
The part of the film not under the primary beam is black and unexposed
The exposed portion will be distorted
The exposed image will look as if two identical objects are exposed
Keep a stock of every possible screen speed and try all of them
Keep a stock of every possible film speed and try all of them
Consult the manufacturer
In the future take radiographs without screens
White marks
Nongeneralized black marks
Generalized image distortion
A yellow radiograph
Light leak in the darkroom
Incorrect safelight bulb wattage
Incorrect safelight filter
All of the answers are correct
Grid problems
Roller marks from the processor
Both of these are correct
Non of these are correct