FINAL RADIO Flashcards

1
Q

Source to skin distance at 50kvp =

If >50kvp?

A

10cm

18cm

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2
Q

Ideal paralleling technique distance

A

12 inches

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3
Q

X ray field should have diameter of ___ or less

A

7cm

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4
Q

If exposure is longer than __, operator should be able to terminate it

A

0.5s

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5
Q

kvp and time need to be within __% accuracy

A

10%

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6
Q

Coefficient of variation for reproductibility of kvp, timing, and radiation exposure shall not exceed ___ for 4 consecutive exposures

A

0.05

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7
Q

Continuous dynamic process that can see things in real time

A

flouroscopy

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8
Q

Hand-held radiation can only be used for intraoral (T/F)

A

TRUE

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9
Q

If operating voltage (kVp) is from 50-70, total filtration is:
kvp in the 70s=
kvp in 80s=
kvp in 90s

A

50-70 = 1.5
70s= 2.1
80s=2.3
90s=2.5

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10
Q

Which film speed is the minimum

A

E-speed or faster!

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11
Q

What makes a detailed radiograph of a plane section of a solid object while blurring out the images of adjacent planes. What’s the focused area called?

A

panoramic

focal trough

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12
Q

Where is film in pan

A

film in FRONT of patient

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13
Q

Vertical magnification varies little with _____

A

object depth (focal spot to object distance)

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14
Q

Light, pale film is from

A

UNDERexposure

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15
Q

If anterior teeth look small (pic is very zoomed out), patient is biting..

A

too far onto rod (face is closer to film in front)

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16
Q

what plane is horizontal from tragus to the lower part of orbit of eye

A

frankfurt plane

17
Q

If pano has exaggerated smile, patient chin is tipped ___

A

down

18
Q

Pano is __% less dose than a full mouth series

A

20

19
Q

Disadvantages of pano

A

poor definition

20-30% magnification

20
Q

What produces non-superimposed images

A

CT (computed tomography)

21
Q

What’s a Hounsfield unit

A

measurement of grey values in CT

22
Q

Isotropic resolution:

Anisotropic:

A

boxes with all 4 sides equal (much clearer)

not all sides equal

23
Q

Conebeam has between ____ sequential planar projection images of the field of view

A

150-600

24
Q

Small field of view for cone beam=
medium=
large=

A

small 10

25
Q

Difference of fan beam and cone beam with soft tissue

A

Fan beam shows all soft tissue. Cone only shows outline

26
Q

MRI 3 steps

A

magnetic field
radio frequency pulse
relaxation

27
Q

MRI signal is essentially a map of ____ion distribution in the body

A

hydrogen

28
Q

What shows up black on MRI

What shows up white

A

black=air

white=fat

29
Q

Which shows structure AND function of target tissues

A

Nuclear scintigraphy

30
Q

3 ways to look at cone beam

A

3d volume rendering
2d multiplanar
3d curve MPR

31
Q

Axial view of cone beam is look at occlusal surface of teeth (T/F)

A

TRUE

32
Q

Caries are (increased/decreased) absorption of x-ray beam

A

decreased

33
Q

Mach band is defined as a radiolucent (black) density difference between

A

enamel and dentin.

it’s an optical illusion! Can create false-positive

34
Q

For periapical, rarefying osteitis is radio___

sclerosing is radio___

A

lucent

opaque