which of the following describes a use of a panoramic film
B. evaluation of impacted molars
the zone in which structures are clearly demonstrated on a panoramic radiograph is termed the:
D. focal trough
rare earth intensifying screens are recommended in panoramic radiography because:
C. rare earth screens require less x-ray exposure for patient
a thyroid collar is not recommended in panoramic radiography because:
a. it blocks the xray beam and obscures information
b. there is a relatively low dose of radiation to the thyroid gland in a panoramic radiography
c. it is impossible to sterilize the thyroid collar
d. all of the above
aa. it blocks the xray beam and obscures information
the imaginary line that passes from the bottom of the eye socket through the top of the ear canal is termed the:
D. Frankfort plane
the film and tubehead rotate around the patient
a. pano
b intraoral
c. both pano and intraoral
a. pano
this type of radiograph is used to examine the extent of large leasions
a. pano
b intraoral
c. both pano and intraoral
a. pano
the dental arches must be positioned in a focal trough
A. pano
the tubehead contains a filament used to produce electrons and a target is used to produce xray
C. both
the collimator is a lead plate with an opening in the shape of a narrow vertical slit
A. pano
the collimator is a lead plate with a small, round or rectangular opening
B. intraoral
the vertical angulation of the tubehead is variable
B. intraoral
a head positioner is used to position the patient's head
A. pano
screen film is used
A. pano
a cassette holder with two intensifying screens is used
A. pano
the xray film must be loaded into a cassette in a darkroom under safelight conditions
A. pano
a lead apron with a thyroid collar must be placed on patient
B. intraoral
all jewelry (earings and necklaces) must be removed before exposure of films
C. both
the midsagitatal plane must be positioned perpendicular to the floor