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Screen-Film Radiography (SFR)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Remnant radiation is a radiation from the x-ray tube that passes through the patient's body and ____________

a)

absorb into the body

b)

exit the body as scattered radiation

c)

hit the x-ray film

2.

Only _____ of the x-ray beam is a remnant radiation and used to produce radiographic image

a)

1%

b)

99%

3.

Why must a radiographer close the door and perform an x-ray exposure outside the room?

a)

To follow the local hospital rule

b)

To ensure the comfort of patient

c)

Every x‑ray exposure produces a lot of scattered radiation inside the room, and you need to avoid it.

4.

What is the structure that is located as double-layered inside the radiographic cassette?

a)

X‑ray film

b)

Lead gown

c)

Intensifying screen

5.

X-ray intensifying screens absolutely contain phosphors, which are special fluorescent materials that absorb X-ray energy and convert it into much brighter _________.

a)

light

b)

emulsion

c)

latent image

6.

What is the smallest size of a radiographic cassette (in inches)?

a)

10 x 8 inch

b)

10 x 12 inch

c)

14 x 17 inch

7.

Which one is NOT a good practice for handling and storing the radiographic x-ray cassette?

a)

Do not drop the x‑ray cassette

b)

Clean the intensifying screen layer inside the x‑ray cassette

c)

Regularly check the film‑screen contact using wire mesh tool

d)

Arrange the radiographic cassette above each other from the largest to the smallest size on the top

8.

Which layer of the radiographic film contains 'silver halide crystals' (Argentum (Ag+), Bromide (Br-) and Iodide (I-)) that will interact with the x-ray beam?

a)

Supercoat

b)

Emulsion

c)

Adhesive

d)

Base

9.

X-ray film ________ is the sensitivity of a photographic medium to light or radiation. The film ______ is determined by the size and concentration of its silver halide crystals inside the emulsion layer of an x-ray film.

a)

size

b)

speed

c)

colour

10.

The safelight inside the darkroom produces the ______ color light because it is not sensitive to x-ray film and will not cause any fog (artifact) on the film.

a)

green

b)

white

c)

red

11.

How long does it take for an x-ray film to be completely processed inside the automatic film processor?

a)

Less than 1 minute

b)

1 minute and 30 seconds

c)

More than 2 minutes

12.

Name the chemical solution in tank X.

a)

Plain water

b)

Anti-static solution

c)

Fixer

13.

When handling the x-ray film inside the darkroom, what happens to the x-ray film if it is unintentionally exposed by the mobile phone flashlight or screen light?

a)

Nothing happens.

b)

X‑ray film becomes fogged (dark) and damage the image

c)

X‑ray film will become more sensitive to the x‑ray

14.

This is a typical layer of the x-ray film. Which layer attached the emulsion to the base?

a)

Overcoat layer

b)

Abrasion layer

c)

Adhesive layer

15.

Select the safety precautions when processing x-ray film inside the darkroom.

a)

Use the red safelight that does not fog x‑ray film

b)

Keep the darkroom door closed and prevent stray white light

c)

Do not use mobile phones or other white light sources

d)

Process films with the room lights fully on to see clearly

e)

Check for and prevent light leaks before processing