Quiz 6 (Radiography) Flashcards

1
Q

The _________ is the distinct, opaque, uninterrupted, white line parallel to the tooth root as seen on dental radiographs

A

Lamina dura

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2
Q

Cone beam tomography is useful in which of the following?

A

(All of these) Creating a three-dimensional rendering of pathology not visible clinically, evaluating the thickness of bone and periodontal ligament, evaluating periodontal and endodoncia disease

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3
Q

Signs of endodoncia disease include all of the following except:

A

Radiodensity around the apex of the tooth root

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4
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Direct radiography

A

Uses a computer to process the image

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5
Q

Which of the following are uses for dental radiography?

A

(All of these) identification of neoplasia, evaluation of bone loss, documenting progress of dental therapy

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6
Q

T/F Dental radiology is an essential part of complete dental diagnostic procedures in all patients.

A

False

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7
Q

Aiming the radiographing cone at the tooth rather than the bisecting angle results in _________ of the image

A

Elongation

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8
Q

All of the following are components of digital dental radiography units except:

A

Fixed arm

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9
Q

Routine dental radiographs find pathology not identified during clinical examination in

A

25% or more of dogs and 40% or more of cats.

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10
Q

Regarding cone beam computed tomography, which of the following is NOT true?

A

Requires a mental extension for head placement.

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11
Q

When rotating digital images for viewing, the left mandible should have the crown pointing ___________ with the molars located on the ________ side of the screen.

A

Up; right

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12
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Radiographic signs of periodontal disease include

A

(All of these) Rounding and loss of the alveolar crest, increased periodontal ligament space, horizontal bone loss

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13
Q

When taking dental radiographs

A

The patient must be under general anesthesia

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14
Q

Intraoral film

A

(All of these)

Is inexpensive, small, and flexible
Is non-screen film
Can be processed in 1-2 minutes in rapid developer and fixer solutions

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15
Q

According to information in the textbook, a complete dental radiographic study can be obtained in as little as _____ views

A

6

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16
Q

When viewing dental radiographs, the crown of the maxillary teeth point _________

A

Down

17
Q

In the bisecting-angle technique, the x-ray machine head is positioned so that the beam of the x-ray will be ______ the imaginary bisecting-angle line

A

Perpendicular to

18
Q

All of the following are true regarding positioning for dental radiography except:

A

Make sure to position each patient in lateral recumbency for all images

19
Q

When positioning a patient for dental radiographic imaging, the side of the patient ______ is the side you are viewing

A

Closest to you

20
Q

In the normal young patient, radiographs of the teeth will reveal a _______ pulp chamber and _______ dentinal wall

A

Large; thin