Chapter One Flashcards

1
Q

define density

A

the overall darkness of a film

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2
Q

how is density determined

A

how much silver remains on the film after processing

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3
Q

what is the formula to find the density of a film

A

log of the incident light/transmitted light

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4
Q

where does the incident light come from

A

light from the viewbox

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5
Q

transmitted light passes from the ______ thought the ________

A

viewbox; film

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6
Q

how do you figure the log of a number

A

you count the zeros

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7
Q

what is the log of 100,000/10,000

and what is the density

A

log of 100=2

therefore density is 2

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8
Q

what are the three major factors that influence the amount of radiographic density of a film

A

technical exposure factors
patient
equipment

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9
Q

what is the relationship between mA and density

direct or indirect

A

directly proportional

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10
Q

to see a visible difference in radiographic density; increase( or decrease) mAs by _____

A

30%

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11
Q

what is the equation for the 30% rule

A

old mAs(30%) + old mAs = new mAs

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