Radiolucent structures - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ARDMS Breast Exam questions well answered 2023 What is the minimum frequency used in breast ultrasound? - correct answer 10 MHz Define axial resolution: - correct answer The ability to visualize 2 targets as separate that lie parallel to the sound beam Define lateral resolution: - correct answer The ability to visualize 2 targets as separate that lie perpendicular to the sound beam Define elevational resolution: - correct answer The ability to image structures in the Z axis What ar...

NBDHE-Radiology Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the primary purpose of radiographs in dentistry? To diagnose and evaluate dental conditions and diseases What type of radiograph is typically used to assess the bone levels around teeth? Bitewing radiograph Which radiographic technique is best for viewing the roots of the teeth and surrounding bone? Periapical radiograph What is a common feature visible on radiographs that indicates tooth decay? Radiolucent areas o...

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Adex CSCE Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is the primary purpose of a radiograph? A) To measure blood pressure B) To create images of the internal structures of the body using X-rays C) To listen to heart sounds D) To test blood sugar levels B) To create images of the internal structures of the body using X-rays What does a radiopaque substance do in a radiograph? A) Allows X-rays to pass through B) Appears black on the image C) Blocks X-rays and appears white or lig...

Texas RDA Exam Review Questions and Answers 2023 Members of the State Board 11 members total. 6 Dentists 3 Hygienists 2 Members of the public Exposing x-rays - new hire dental assistant may work in a dental office w/o license but not take/expose x-rays from initial hire date you have up to 12 mo to without license Who is practicing dentistry ? Only the dentist Dental Privilege the confidentiality of information created by the dentist the record and the patient. Pat...

DASLE 2024 MN QUESTIONS MARKING SCHEME NEW UPDATE (VERIDIED 100% PASS) Ionization - Answers -The production of ions, or the process of converting an atom into ions. Ions are positive, electrons are negative Structures that absorb x-rays are what? - Answers -Radiopaque (white) Lingual foramen of the mandible - Answers -...A small radiolucent dot inferior to the apices of the mandibular incisors. Below CENTRALS, appears as a small radiolucent circle directly inferior to the central inciso...

Which of the following is NOT associated with unerupted teeth? - Answer-Peripheral ameloblastoma Which of the following clinical descriptions corresponds with peripheral or extraosseous ameloblastoma? - Answer-Painless, non-ulcerated sessile or pedunculated lesion in the gingival or alveolar mucosa Which of the following tends to rupture spontaneously? - Answer-Eruption cyst Which of the following treatment approaches is associated with high recurrence rates of ameloblastoma? - Answer-Simp...

DASLE RADIOLOGY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALL CORRECT What natural tooth structures are radiolucent? - Answer- Pulp Define radiopaque.Structures which absorb x-rays and produce white or light grey image. - Answer- Dense structures. What natural tooth structures are radiopaque? - Answer- Enamel, dentin and cementum. What will effect film definition? - Answer- kVp, mA, exposure time, film and movement. When radiographing impacted third molars, how do you adjust your horizontal angle...

rad exam questions & answers 2024/2025 Radiopaque lesions may occur in: a) bone but not soft tissue b) soft tissue but not bone c) neither bone nor soft tissue d) either bone or soft tissue - ANSWERSd) either bone or soft tissue The cavitation caused by dental caries will appear _______ on dental images because the area of caries will be ______ dense than surrounding structures. a) radiopaque; more b) radiopaque; less c) radiolucent; more d) radiolucent; less - ANSWERSd) radioluc...

a bite wing film shows the _____ of both the _____ and _____. ☑: crowns , maxilla and mandible the _____ film provides a wide view of the maxilla and mandible. ☑: panoramic _____ film can be used in cassettes. ☑: extraoral Occlusal film is so named because it is ____ than periapical or bitewing film and the patient ____ the entire film. ☑: larger, occludes the _____ radiograph is the film of choice for the evaluation of apical lesions. ☑: periapical the radiograph most commonly ...