Mocks Flashcards
Which processing fault is most likely to have occurred if a if a radiograph film is too pale?
Developing time was too short
Who should collect the containers for safe disposal of radiographic developer?
A registered chemical waste collector
What is emitted by intensifying screens when radiated?
Light
The main purpose of a quality assurance programme for dental radiographs is to
Reduce retakes
For grade 3 radiographs the maximum percentage for quality assurance is…
10%
Which is the most appropriate radiograph to show widespread interdental bone loss?
Dental Pantomograph
What must a radiation supervisor ensure that all staff do?
Read the local rules
Which process has not been carried out correctly if a radiograph deteriorates over a period of time?
Storing
What is recommended with IRMER to reduce the number of X-ray retakes?
Quality assurance audits
Developer solution contains?
Alkali
What should a dental nurse say if a patient asks about the safety of X-rays?
The risk is low
What is the purpose of intensifying screens within a cassette?
Emitting light when sensitised by X-rays
Which X-ray is likely to detect caries on posterior teeth?
Bitewing.
Fixer solution contains?
Acid
What is the role of the radiation Protection supervisor?
To ensure compliance with local rules
X-ray chemicals should be stored…
On a low shelf in a cool dry cupboard
Which is the most appropriate radiograph to show interdental caries on posterior teeth?
Bitewing
What is a disadvantage of using direct digital radiography?
Sensors are bulky and rigid
White crystalline marks on a radiograph indicate insufficient…
Washing after fixer
Unexposed extra oral films are best stored in the
Dark room
Where should X-ray films be stored?
Cool dry cupboard
E/F film speed is recommended to
Reduce exposure time
Where should digital images be stored?
On a computer
In an X-ray audit what does a grade 2 mean?
The image is diagnostically acceptable.