radiology

what is used to examine large areas of the upper or lower jaw?

____ technique is used to examine large areas of the upper and lower _____

the chewing surfaces of the posterior teeth

type of intraoral radiographi examination used to inspect large areas of the maxilla or mandible in one film

the method used to expose a film in the occlusal examination

what film size is used for an occlusal film?

what size film is used for the occlusal technique in a child

the occlusal technique is a _______ radiographic technique used in conjunction with _____ or _____ radiographs

when is the occlusal radiograph used?

the occlusal radiograph is used to locate _____ _____ of extracted teeth, locate supranumerary, unerupted or ______ teeth, locate _____ _____ in the maxilla or mandible, locate _____ _____ in the duct of the submandibular gland, locate and evaluate the extent of ______ (cyst, tumor) in maxilla or mandible, evaluate boundries of the maxillary _____, evaluate fractures of the _____ or _____, aid in examination of pt that _____ open their mouths, examine area of the _____ palate and measure changes in ____ and ____ of the maxilla or mandible.

what is the step by step procedures for patient preparation for the occlusal film?

what is the position of the patients head for a maxillary occlusal shot?

what is the patient headrest position for a mandibular occlusal film?

what are the maxillary occlusal projections (3)?

which maxillary occlusal projection is used to examine the palate and anterior teeth of maxilla?

what maxillary occlusal projection is used to examine palatal roots of molar teeth and locate foreign bodies or lesions on the posterior maxilla?

what maxillary occlusal projection is used to examine the anterior teeth of maxilla and is recommended for use in children 5 years old or younger?

which maxillary occlusal projection is recommended for children 5 years or younger

what is the vertical angulation for the maxillary topographic projection?

which occlusal projection has the vertical angulation of +65?

what is the vertical angulation for the maxillary lateral projection?

what is the maxillary pediatric projection vertical angulation?

which occlusal projection has a vertical angulation of +60

which occlusal projection has a vertical angulation of -55

what is the vertical angulation for the mandibular topographic?

what is the vertical angulation of the mandibular cross sectional projection?

what is the vertical angulation for the mandibular pediatric?

which occlusal projection has a vertical angulation of 90

what are the mandibular occlusal projections?

which mandibular occlusal projection is used to examine the anterior teeth of the mandible?

which mandibular occlusal projection is used to exmine the buccal and lingula aspects of the mandible, also locate foreign bodies or salivary stones in the floor of the mouth?

what mandibular occlusal projection is used to examine anterior teeth of the mandible and is recommended on children 5 years old or younger

you are taking a maxillary topographic occlusal projection. How is the film placed in their mouth and how do you aim the PID?

which occlusal film would you be taking if the film is placed with the white side towards the maxilla and shift to the left or right? where would the PID be placed with this radiograph?

what size film would you be using for a pediatric occlusal projection and how would you place it in there mouth? where would you place the PID?

what film would you be taking if the white side of the film was facing the mandible and the long edge was side to side near the posterior? what would you be doing with your PID for this shot?

where would the film be placed for a mandibluar cross sectional occlusal projection and what would you do with the PID?

what film would you be taking if you were using a size two film and the PID was directed center on the chin? what angle would the PID be at?

t/f the patient needs to bite down hard on the occlusal film to hold it in place
True False