Radiology - assembling holders Flashcards

1
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Yellow holder

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Posterior periapicals

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2
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Blue holder

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Anterior periapicals (all child radiographs)

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3
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Red holder

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Bitewings

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4
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Green holder

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Endodontic periapicals

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5
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How do you assemble the yellow holder for a PA of the 16?

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  • hold rod in right hand with prongs facing inwards
  • place receptor holder on prongs
  • place locator on with square side so that holder is in centre
  • white side of receptor should be facing locator
  • dot should be at bite block
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6
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How do you assemble the yellow holder for a PA of the 36?

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  • hold rod in right hand with prongs facing inwards
  • place receptor holder on prongs
  • place locator on with square side so that holder is in centre
  • white side of receptor should be facing locator
  • dot should be at bite block
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7
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How do you assemble the yellow holder for a PA of the 26?

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  • hold rod in left hand with prongs facing inwards
  • place receptor holder on prongs
  • place locator on with wonky side so that holder is in centre
  • white side of receptor should be facing locator
  • dot should be at bite block
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8
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How do you assemble the yellow holder for a PA of the 46?

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  • hold rod in left hand with prongs facing inwards
  • place receptor holder on prongs
  • place locator on with wonky side so that holder is in centre
  • white side of receptor should be facing locator
  • dot should be at bite block
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9
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Where should the dot be located when taking a periapical?

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At the bite block

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10
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Where should the dot be located when taking a bitewing?

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At the upper teeth

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11
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How do you take a periapical of the 11?

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  • blue holder
  • size 0 receptor
  • place cotton wool roll at the tooth in the lower arch
  • place receptor on cotton wool
  • get patient to bite gently
  • locator should be as close to (without touching) the patient’s face as possible
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12
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How do you take a periapical of the 31?

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  • blue holder
  • size 0 receptor
  • place cotton wool roll at the tooth in the upper arch
  • place receptor on cotton wool
  • get patient to bite gently
  • locator should be as close to (without touching) the patient’s face as possible
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13
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How do you take a periapical of 16?

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  • yellow holder
  • size 2 receptor
  • place cotton wool roll at the tooth in the lower arch
  • place receptor on cotton wool
  • get patient to bite gently
  • receptor should be parallel to long axis of teeth
  • locator should be as close to (without touching) the patient’s face as possible
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14
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How do you take a periapical of 46?

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  • yellow holder
  • size 2 receptor
  • place cotton wool roll at the tooth in the upper arch
  • place receptor on cotton wool
  • get patient to bite gently
  • receptor should be parallel to long axis of teeth
  • locator should be as close to (without touching) the patient’s face as possible
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15
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What size receptor is used for a posterior periapical?

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2

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16
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What size receptor is used for a anterior periapical?

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0

17
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What size receptor is used for bitewings?

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2

18
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What size receptor is used for occlusals?

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4