Lesson 2.1 Flashcards
What are the DARKROOM DIVISION
Quality Control Section
Viewer Side
File Room
Ensures that chemicals, safelights, and
film processing conditions are maintained at optimal levels.
Quality Control Section
Regularly checks for any film artifacts,
chemical contamination, or processor
malfunctions.
Quality Control Section
Contains a film viewing area where
processed radiographs are inspected for quality before storage or diagnosis
Viewer Side
A designated area for storing processed films and patient records.
File Room
Proper film archiving methods must
be used to ensure easy retrieval and prevent film deterioration.
File Room
A darkroom is divided into two main sections to streamline the workflow and ensure proper film handling
Dry and Wet Section
This is the area where unexposed and
exposed films are handled
Dry Section
It includes film storage, film loading
and unloading stations, and areas
where cassettes and film holders are
managed
Dry Section
Safelight illumination is used to prevent film fogging while still allowing technicians to see.
Dry Section
This section is dedicated to film
processing, including developing, fixing,
washing, and drying.
Wet Section
It houses chemical tanks, an automatic
processor (if available), and drainage systems.
Wet Section
Proper ventilation is required to remove chemical fumes and maintain air quality
Wet Section
plays a crucial role in preventing unwanted light exposure, which can
damage films.
Darkroom Entrances
It should be designed to maintain a
completely light-proof environment while allowing easy access for radiographers.
Darkroom Entrances
