Dental SLO unit 7,8,9

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What is the device to control the size and shape of the primary x-ray beam?

filter
collimator
film holder
2/25

For a topical anesthetic ointment to have optimum effectiveness, it must remain on site of injection for____.

10-20 seconds
7 minutes
3-5 minutes
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Leaving a film in the fixer overnight will cause it to be ____.

Blackish Brown
Completely clear
diagnostically acceptable
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Choose out of the list that would occur if the automatic processor rollers were not cleaned: 1. films may be scratched 2. films may become radiopaque 3. films may be lost in the transport mechanism 4. films may acquire a herringbone image

1.3
2,3
3,4
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Out of the following which are true regarding automatic film processing solutions? 1. solutions must be replenished every day 2. solutions must be replenished every week 3. solution temperatures are high than those required for manual processing 4. temperatures are lower than those required for manual processing

2.4
1.3
1,2
6/25

The overall lightness or darkness of a radiograph is called ...

contrast
color
density
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If the temperature of the developing solution is slightly above normal, radiographs of the required density may be produced by permitting a____.

shorter fixing time
longer developing time
shorter developing time
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Prophylactic antibiotics are used in dentistry to____.

Treat fungal infections
Prevent infective endocarditis
Relieve anxiety
9/25

A fetus is more susceptible to damage from an x-radiation dose equal to that given to an adult because the fetus has___?

less dense bone
lighter body weight
more rapidly producing cells
10/25

A medical emergency can happen at any time, so it is important for the dental assistant to ___.

Be alert and continuously observe the patient to watch for problems
check patients blood pressure throughout procedure
check patient's pulse every 15 seconds
11/25

The normal respiration rate for a relaxed adult is ___.

10-20 breaths per minute
50-60 breaths per minute
5-12 breaths per minute
12/25

The normal pulse of a resting adult is ____.

60-100 beats per minute
50-60 beats per minute
30-40 beats per minute
13/25

Using the "E" speed instead of the "D" speed radiograph film requires ___.

longer exposure time
shorter developing time
shorter exposure time
longer developing time
14/25

Both milliamperage and exposure time determine ____.

Number of x-rays produced
energy radiation produced
degree of film fog
15/25

Each successive panoramic radiograph appears lighter than the one before. Which of the following do you do?

Replenish fixer solution
Change mA settings
Replenish developer solution
Replenish water
16/25

If the raised bump on the radiograph is toward you, you are viewing the teeth as though: 1. the patient's left side is your left side 2. the patient's left side is your right side 3.you are on the inside of the mouth sitting on the tongue looking out 4. you are on the outside of the mouth looking in

1,3
2,4
1,2
2,3
17/25

A darkened area on an exposed and processed radiograph is described as __.

radiopaque
radiolucent
underexposed
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Which of the following cause fogging on radiogrpahs? 1. scattered radiation 2. underexposure 3. improper safelighting 4. processing solution is too cold

1,3
1,2
3,4
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An extraoral radiograph would be LEAST likely to:

show or detect interproximal caries
locate impacted teeth
view sinuses
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Light radiographs can be caused by: 1. film packet reversal 2. low mA setting 3. exhausted developer 4. over-development

1,2,4
1,2,3
2,3,4
21/25

What is the average body's oral resting temperature?

97.6-99 degrees
93.5-99.5 degrees
96.5-100 degrees
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Out of the list which are needed before dental radiographs are taken on any patient? 1. Medical History 2. Clinical examination 3. History of previous radiographs 4. Referral to selection criteria

1,2,4
2,3
1,4
All are correct
23/25

Interproximal caries can be best detected in which kind of radiograph view?

periapical
panoramic
bitewing
24/25

The most common place to taking a patient's pulse in the dental office is the __.

Brachial Artery
Radial Artery
Carotid Artery
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Out of the list all are advantages of digital imaging EXCEPT: 1. less radiation to the patient 2. ability to obtain consultation from remote source 3. less cross-contamination 4. overall expense of equipment

1
2
3
4