Unit 307 - Radiography Flashcards

1
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ionisation is

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splitting an atom into two

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2
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splitting an atom into two is known as

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ionisation

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3
Q

somatic effects are

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direct to the individual

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4
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effects which are direct to the invidivual are known as

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somatic effects

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5
Q

genetic effects are

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effects passed down from the previous generation

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6
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effects passed down from the previous generation are known as

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genetic effects

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7
Q

teratogenic effects

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effect on the offsprings offspring

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8
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an effect on the offsprings offspring is known as

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teratogenic effect

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9
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acute effects are

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effects which have immediate onset

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10
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effects with immediate onset are called

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acute effects

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11
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stochastic effect

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effects that happen by chance

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12
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effects that happen by chancce

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stochastic effects

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13
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chronic effects are

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where the symptoms take a long time to appear

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14
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deterministic effect

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effect which can be determined definitely

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15
Q

RPS stands for

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radiation protection supervisor (who is on site)

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16
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RPA stands for

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radiation protection advisor (an external body)

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17
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IRR stands for

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ionising radiation regulations

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18
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IR(ME)R stands for

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ionising radiation regulations for medical exposures

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19
Q

personal dosimetry badge is

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worn to measure the level of radiation exposure

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20
Q

this is worn to measure the dosage of radiation exposure

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personal dosimetry badge

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21
Q

personal dosimetry badge should be worn when

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50 OPTs and/or 100 intraoral xrays are taken each week

22
Q

NRPB stands for

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national radiation protection board

23
Q

OPT/OPG stands for

A

orthopantomograph

24
Q

a step wedge or coin test would be used for

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a test xray

25
Q

a grade 2 xray is

A

diagnostically acceptable

26
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A
27
Q

effects from radiation exposure in large dosage in a short time (eg. Hiroshima) are known as

A

acute effects

28
Q

symptoms of acute radiation effects (4)

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vomiting, skin burns, loss of hair or changes to blood cells

29
Q

radiation effects which can be from up to 20 years and are impossible to determine the cause

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chronic effects

30
Q

radiation effects which can be directly related to a cause (eg. sunburn)

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somatic deterministic effects

31
Q

chronic radiation effects

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can be from up to 20 yrs of exposure history and are impossible to determine the cause

32
Q

somatic deterministic radiation effects

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radiation effects which can be directly linked to a cause (eg. sunburn)

33
Q

effects of radiography which can lead to death or deformity of foetus are known as

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genetic stochastic effects

34
Q

example of genetic stochastic radiation effects

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death or deformity of foetus

35
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somatic stochastic radiation effects are

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effects which can be related to a cause but not definitely (eg. cancer, increased exposure to radiation due to job or unknown exposure)

36
Q

radiation effects which can be determined but are not clear in relation to the cause are known as

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somatic stochastic effects

37
Q

time and temperature which radipgraphs should be exposed to fixer and developer solutions

A

3-4 minutes at 18-24degrees celcius

38
Q

solution which chemically reduces the energised ionised silver bromine crystals

A

developing solution

39
Q

solution which removes silver bromide crystals

A

fixer solution

40
Q

failure to rinse crystals from radiograph leads to

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image going green/brown

41
Q

after being exposed to appropriate solutions, radiograph should be rinsed

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under running water for 10-15 seconds (as close in temperature as possible to other solutions)

42
Q

periapical xray

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xray taken of roots

43
Q

bitewing

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xray taken of crown and partial root

44
Q

occlusal radiograph

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xray taken of one full arch

45
Q

orthopantomograph (OPG/OPT)

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xray taken of full dentition

46
Q

lateral oblique xray

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xray taken from side of jaw

47
Q

cephalostat (lateral projection)

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xray taken of full jaw, neck and skull

48
Q

how far should the operator stand from the xray tube

A

1.5 meters

49
Q

which speed film should ideally be used to reduce exposure

A

E-F films

50
Q

solid state sensors allow for

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immediate viewing of xrays and are directly connected to the computer

51
Q

photostimulable phosphur storage plates are used for

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indirect processing of xrays and must be read/scanned before being loaded onto the computer

52
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A