Radiology

what is the purpose of the hardening agent?

the restrainer stops the development of:

what is the optimal temperature for the developer?

normal use of film processing is defined as how many films per day?

to maintain the freshness of the solutions how often must they be replenished?

film processing solutions can be either concentrated powder or liquid, what must the be mixed with?

when is the film emulsion hardened?

what improves image sharpness

t/f developer initiates chemical reaction and reduces exposed silver halide crystals into black but leaves unexposed silver halide crystals

a stepwedge will reveal radiographs at a _____ kVp and will have higher contrast than radiographs with a _____kVp

what is the most radiolucent area on the radiograph

films exposed to safe light for more than 2 to 3 minutes will appear?

exhausted fixer produces radiographs that appear?

if the temperature of the processing solution is above normal what must be done to get the desired density?

what is the purpose of an extraoral cleaning film

to view xrays with subtle changes in density and contrast it is easier to detect if?

labial mounting is placed with _____ side of identification dot to viewer and viewed from the ____ aspect

the curve of spee is directed _____ toward distal and remember that most maxillary molars have ____ roots

____ is responsible to establish the final interpretation and diagnosis of xrays

what does not make white spots or lines on the film?