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Characteristics of a Shadow Image
Same Size
Same Shape
Proper Density and Contrast
Principles of Shadowcasting
Long Cone; long source distance from target to object
Short distance between tooth and film
Film and object parallel
X-ray beam 90 degree to long axis of film and object
Which is the only principle bisecting
does
adhere to?
Short distance between object and film
Paralleling
does not
follow which principle?
Short distance between object and film
How is the film positioned in paralleling and in bisecting?
Bisecting- one edge against the tooth
Paralleling- parallel to long axis of tooth
How is the X-ray beam directed in paralleling and in bisecting?
Paralleling- beam passes through both tooth and film at 90 degrees
Bisecting- beam passes through the imaginary bisecting line dividing tooth and film
Which is the long cone and which is the short cone?
Bisecting- short cone (8 in)
Paralleling- long cone (12 in)
What is the disadvantage of bisecting?
Trouble estimating bisector
What is the advantage of paralleling?
Less distortion
Which technique gives us the best image?
Paralleling
Which technique is good for shallow palates?
Bisecting
Which requires a film holder?
Paralleling
Facial landmarks
Tip of nose
Ala of nose
Inner canthus
Outer canthus
Roentgen
Worked in dark lab to see stream of colored light
Noticed flourescent screen glowing
Differential absorption
Prism(deflect ray), Lens(to focus), Magnet(to bend), and Pinwheel(to detect mass), but nothing happened in any of these
Rollins
Alerted the dental profession to the dangers of radiation exposure. Father of the Science of Radiation Protection
Cathode Ray Properties
Causes fluorescence in certain cases
Travels short distances
Consists of negative charged particles
These particles have mass
X-Ray Properties
Can cause a fluorescent screen to glow
Can affect a photographic plate
Invisible
Travel long distances at the speed of light
Have no mass- pure E
Differential Absorption
The ability of x-rays to penetrate some objects better than others
In what category of radiation do x-rays belong?
Electromagnetic Radiation
Author
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ID
167294
Card Set
Radiology
Description
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Updated
2012-08-24T17:56:57Z
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