FIAPA Reviewer 2 - Lecture 2

medium that converts the x-ray beam into visible limage

• Image Receptor
• Radiographic Film
• Imaging Forming X-ray
• Glass plate

a classical image receptor

• Radiographic Film
• Imaging Forming X-ray
• Glass plate
• Cellulose Nitrate

It refers to the X-ray that Exits through the object and then interact with the Image Recepto

• Imaging Forming X-ray
• Glass plate
• Cellulose Nitrate
• False

- the original radiographic film which is referred to before as X-ray plate

• Glass plate
• Cellulose Nitrate
• False
• Cellulose Triacetate

- Became the substitute for the Glass plate during WW1 because of the scarcity of Glass Plate

• Cellulose Nitrate
• False
• Cellulose Triacetate
• Polyester

Cellulose nitrate is not flammable

• False
• Cellulose Triacetate
• Polyester
• Double Emulsion

- dubbed as “Safety Base” because of its nature not being Flammable

• Cellulose Triacetate
• Polyester
• Double Emulsion
• Adhesive layer

- It is more resistant, stronger, and dimensional stability

• Polyester
• Double Emulsion
• Adhesive layer
• Overcoat

- it is way more efficient and faster than single emulsion

• Double Emulsion
• Adhesive layer
• Overcoat
• Base

- layer adhesive coating between the emulsion and the base

• Adhesive layer
• Overcoat
• Base
• Emulsion