History of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology Flashcards

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Who discovered x-radiation by accident in November 1895?

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Wilhelm Conrad Von Roentgen

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Multiple studies with Hittorf and Crookes on…

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cathode ray tubes

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What did Wilhelm Conrad Von Roentgen do?

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  • Discovered x-radiation
  • Generated cathode rays from glass cathode bulbs
  • Also generated a different type of ray with unusual properties – the “X” ray
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How did Wilhelm Conrad Von Roentgen discover x-radiation?

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  • had covered his vacuum tube with black cardboard
  • coated another piece of cardboard with crystals of barium-platino-cyanide
  • the barium-platino-cyanide screen began to glow brilliantly on the other side of the room
  • when he held his hand between the tube and the screen it created a shadowgraph of his hand
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When was the first known x-ray taken of Wilhelm’s wife’s hand?

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December 28th, 1895

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When was the hand of alfred von kolliker’s hand x-rayed at the Wurzburg Physico-medical society?

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January 23, 1896

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7
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How were x-ray machines powered when they were first created?

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rheostat

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8
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Wilhelm Conrad Von Roentgen received the first Nobel Prize in physics in _____ for the discovery of X-radiation

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1901

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Who was the dentist in Braunschweig, Germany, produced the first dental radiographs less than two weeks after Roentgen’s announcement of the “X”-ray discovery?

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Otto Walkhoff

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How did Otto Walkhoff take the first dental x-ray?

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He placed a small glass photographic plate coated with rubber dam in his own mouth, then seated himself for a twenty-five minute exposure

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When did Otto Walkhoff take the first dental x-ray?

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January 12, 1896

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Dental radiograph taken by physicist Dr. _________ on February 1, 1896

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Walter König

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How long were Dr. Walter König exposure times?

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maxillary about 9 minutes
mandibular about 5 minutes

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Who invented the first surgical aspirator for dental and medical surgery?

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Dr. C. Edmund Kells

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Who was one of the first dentists to hire a female dental assistant?

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Dr. C. Edmund Kells

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Who was the first to expose a dental radiograph in the United States?

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Dr. C. Edmund Kells

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What did Dr. C. Edmund Kells do?

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  • Invented first surgical aspirator for dental and medical surgery
  • one of the first dentists to hire a female dental assistant
  • first to expose a dental radiograph in the United States
18
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Why did radiology workers used to have prematurely aged hands and cancer on the hands?

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Adjusting the energy of the beam of x-radiation by testing it on their own hands

19
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What did William David Coolidge do?

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Modified the x-ray tube for portability for W.W.I. MASH units in France

20
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Who modified the x-ray tube for portability?

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William David Coolidge

21
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What did Coolidge’s modified x-ray tube for portability lead to?

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Became the prototype for the enclosed x-ray tube

22
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Coolidge’s modified x-ray tube is had ___________ design change over the decades

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minimal

23
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When did the hand-held dental x-ray unit start being used?

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2005