Exam 9: Radiology
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Overdeveloped films result when films are allowed to "fix" too long.
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The part of the vacuum tube that generates the electrons is the
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A radiograph that captures the complete dentition and surrounding structures is called a
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To increase the density of the film, increase the exposure time.
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The part of the vacuum tube that converts electron force into photons is the
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Primary radiation is the desired radiation and is used to expose the radiographic film.
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The error that occurs when the PID is angulated too high is called
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A digital image can add depth elements called __________, which give a more three-dimensional appearance.
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The operator typically wears a lead shield/apron to reduce exposure to radiation.
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All of the following films can be considered extraoral EXCEPT
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