Film Holder/Cassette Flashcards

1
Q

Cassette Construction includes:

A
  • Front
  • Lid
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2
Q

Front of cassette is made of _______, ________, or ________ (electrically non-conductive and heat resistant). Light material sturdy enough to provide framework.

A
  • Bakelight
  • light metal
  • carbon fiber
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3
Q

Lid (back of cassette) is constructed with lead foil to prevent any radiation from __________ into the film causing ____ or unwanted densities.

A
  • scattering back (back scatter)
  • fog
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4
Q

_________ or___________- to prevent outside leaks

A
  • Felt
  • Rubber-lined
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5
Q

______ or _________ is placed behind the intensifying screen to provide good film-screen contact, which is imperative for good radiographic detail.

A
  • Felt
  • Sponge
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6
Q

Poor film-screen contact decreases _______.

A

detail

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7
Q

The _______________ is used to determine proper film-screen contact

A

wire-mesh test

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8
Q

Poor film-screen contact involves:

A
  • Increased Density
  • Loss of detail or resolution
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9
Q

Causes include:

A
  • worn contact felt
  • loose, bent, broken hinges/latches
  • warped screen due to excessive moisture
  • warped cassette front
  • cracked cassette frame
  • foreign matter under the screen
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