Lec 1 History Flashcards

1
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– German glass blower.
– Built the first vacuum tube.

A

Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Geissler

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2
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What is the first vacuum tube called as?

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Geissler tube

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3
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– German physicist.
– Used the vacuum tube to study
fluorescence.

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Johann Wilhelm Hittorf

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4
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In 1870, he observed that the discharges emitted from the negative electrode of the tube traveled in straight lines, produced heat and resulted in greenish fluorescence (Cathode Rays).

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Johann Wilhelm Hittorf

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5
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English Chemist; redesigned the vacuum tube: “Crookes Tube.”

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William Crookes

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6
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Discovered that the cathode rays were
streams of charged particles

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William Crookes

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7
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Discovered that cathode rays could penetrate a thin window of aluminum foil built into the walls of the glass tubes and cause fluorescent screens to glow.

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Philip Eduard Anton von Lenard

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8
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Made the first dental radiograph in 1896.

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Otto Walkhoff

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9
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Made the first dental radiograph in the US using a skull.

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W.J. Morton

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10
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Exposed the first dental radiograph in the US using a live patient.

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Carl Edmund Kells (C.E. Kells)

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11
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Developed the first dental x-ray unit.

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William Herbert Rollins (WH Rollins)

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12
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Published the first paper on the dangers associated with radiation.

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William Herbert Rollins (WH Rollins)

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13
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First to use film in intraoral radiography

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Frank Van Woert

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14
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Established the first college course in radiography for dental students.

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Howard Riley Raper (HR Raper)

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15
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  • Discovered the x-ray on November 8, 1895
  • “Father of x-rays”
  • Used the Crookes vacuum tube
  • While working in a darkened laboratory with a vacuum tube, he noticed a faint green glow coming from a nearby table.
  • He concluded that unknown rays caused the fluorescence- x-rays
A

Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen

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16
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Old term for taking radiographs → “shadow writing”

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Skiograms / Skiagraphs

17
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Electrical engineer who developed the first high powered cathode x-ray tube in 1913.

A

William D. Coolidge

18
Q

His x-ray tube became the prototype for all modern x-ray tubes.

A

William D. Coolidge

19
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Manufactured a miniature version of the x-ray tube placed inside the head of an x-ray machine and immersed in oil.

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Victor X-ray Corporation of Chicago

20
Q

Introduced an x-ray machine with improved features in 1933. (First variable-kiloVoltage x-ray machine).

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General Electric

21
Q

Dental x-ray packets consisted of glass photographic plates or film cut into small pieces and hand-wrapped in black paper and rubber.

A

Otto Walkhoff

22
Q

Manufactured the first prewrapped intraoral films in 1913.

A

Eastman Kodak Company

23
Q

Introduced Digital Radiography System (DRS) to the dental market in France in 1987.

A

Dr. Francis Muoyen

24
Q

Introduced the bisecting technique in 1904.

A

Weston Price

25
Q

Redefined the bisecting technique.

A

Howard Riley Raper

26
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Introduced the bitewing technique in 1925.

A

Howard Riley Raper`

27
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Authored one of the first dental radiography textbooks in 1913.

A

Howard Riley Raper

28
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Introduced the paralleling technique in 1896.

A

Carl Edmund Kells

29
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Father of Modern Dental Radiography

A

F. Gordon Fitzgerald

30
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Introduced the long-cone paralleling technique in 1947.

A

F. Gordon Fitzgerald

31
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  • First to expose a panoramic radiograph in 1933.
  • Intraoral
A

Hisatugu Numata

32
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  • Father of Panoramic Radiography
  • Extraoral
A

Yrjo Paatero