Types of Film According to Use Flashcards

1
Q

it has fine grain, single emulsion film
uses for breast examination

A

mammographic film

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2
Q

in mammographic film, high exposure is equals to __

A

high exposure = high detail

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3
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it has fine grain, direct exposure film
it serves as a guideline in therapy
it has wide range of exposures

A

therapy localization film

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4
Q

advantage of therapy localization film

A

high resolution

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5
Q

disadvantage of therapy localization film

A

radiation is continuously emitted

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6
Q

it has intraoral or extraoral film

A

dental xray film

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7
Q

used in barium swallow

it is exposed in a device called multiformat camera and laser camera

A

video film

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8
Q

for photography of the image on the fluorescent screen by a camera in area chest xray examination

A

photofluorographic

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9
Q

introduced by manual diaz abreu for mass chest xray examination to monitor PTB

A

abreugraphy

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10
Q

fluorospot film

A

miniature fluorography

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11
Q

it has single emulsion film with sprocket holes

also known as the movie film

insensitive to green light

A

cine or roll film

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12
Q

it is used in cardiac catheterization

A

angiographic film

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13
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uses a positive image, utilizing the reversal effect

A

reversal film

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14
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also called copy film

it responds differently to light photons, density decreases as it is being exposed

A

duplicating film

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15
Q

used to produce an exact copy of radiograph

A

duplicating film

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16
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also called reversal film

A

subtraction film

17
Q

used in digital subtraction angiography and facial profile views to show the relationship of soft tissue with bony structures

A

subtraction film

18
Q

it is designed to produce a copy that is the exact opposite of the original radiograph

A

subtraction film

19
Q

it measures radiation absorbed dose

A

dosimeter or personnel monitoring film

20
Q

it usually uses 2 films to measure both low energy and high energy radiation

1 single emulsion and 1 double emulsion

21
Q

4 types of dosimeter

A

thermoluminiscent dosimeter (TLD)
optically stimulated luminescent dosimeter (OSL)
film base
pen dosimeter

22
Q

it is a type of dosimeter

frequently used
monitors monthly exposure
lithium fluoride
no dosimeter film

A

thermoluminiscent dosimeter (TLD)

23
Q

it is a type of dosimeter

monitors monthly exposure
aluminum oxide
no dosimeter film

A

optically stimulated luminescent dosimeter (OSL)

24
Q

it is a type of dosimeter

uses the dosimeter film
worn inside the apron

A

film badge

25
it is a type of dosimeter, used for daily exposures and interest
pen dosimeter
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used in serial radiography such as angiography and special procedures
automatic serial changer
27
also called Elema Zchonander and Franklin Changer
automatic serial changer
28
uses mega-electron volts and has high energy or radiation radiography
industrial film
29
this can also be used in mammography and uses 90 seconds automatic processing or processed manually
industrial film
30
paper based thermal paper DSA and UTZ
polaroid radiographic film
31
this printing is in MRI, CT scan, digital radiography and DSA it has no darkroom, fixer and developing solution
laser film