WorksheetsRadiographic abnormalities and faults
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
Radiographs that we produce should be
Perfect
Diagnostically aceptable
Diagnostically inacceptable
Diagnostically acceptable
Faulty radiographs contribute to the following except
Loss of diagnostic information
Loss of your own time
Loss of patient's time
none of the above
Light radiographs are due to:
Excessive development
Excessive mA
Excessive kVp
Film pocket reversed in the mouth
Blurred radiographs are due to the following except
May ghost
Movement of the patient
Double exposure
Movement of x-ray tube head
Cervical burnout may be mistaken as
Caries
None of the above
Root surface caries
I'm not sure
This is normally found on an impacted 3rd molar
(a)
Coronoid process may be mistaken as a
(a)
Dark radiographs are due to (select all that apply)
Insufficient film-xray source distance
Excessive exposure time
Insufficient kVp
Excessive mA
Overdeveloped
After processing your radiograph, it was too bright. The pulp chamber and root canal system is seen. Should I proceed with RCT?
(a)
The following are common causes of faulty radiographs (select all that apply)
Light radiographs
Blurring
blemishes
light spots
emulsion peel
