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Radiography
Ch 11 Film Mounting and Viewing
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Radiographs are intended to be placed in a film holder in | Anatomic order. |
| In dental radiography, film mounting is the placement of radiographs | In a supporting structure or holder. |
| What could a film mount be made of? | Cardboard, plastic or vinyl |
| Why is an opaque film mount preferred? | Because it masks the light around each radiograph. |
| When viewing radiographs, it is easier to detect subtle changes in density and contrast if | Extraneous light is eliminated. |
| What should you do with the empty window frame if you have taken nineteen films and the film holder holds twenty films? | Put black opaque paper in the window. |
| According to the text, the size of the film mount should correspond to the size of the | Viewbox |
| Which dental professionals are qualified to mount dental radiographs? | Dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants |
| How soon should you mount your radiographs after they exit the processor? | Immediately |
| Mounted radiographs increases | Accessibility for interpretation. |
| When should the film mount be labeled? | Before the films are mounted |
| What can be used to label film mounts? | A special marking pencil |
| It is critical that radiographs be labeled with which pieces of information? | Patient’s name and date of exposure. |
| In the labial mounting method, radiographs are placed in the film mount with the __________ side of the identification dot facing the viewer. | Raised |
| In the labial mounting method, radiographs are viewed from which aspect? | Labial |
| With the lingual mounting method, films are viewed from the ________ aspect. | Lingual |
| Which mounting method is NOT recommended by the American Dental Association (ADA)? | Lingual method |
| An indicator that will help you in determining which way to mount bite-wing radiographs is knowing the curve of Spee curves _______________ toward the distal. | Upward |
| An indicator that will help you determine which way to mount bite-wing radiographs is knowing that mandibular molars have __________ distinct roots. | Two |
| Who is the only member of the dental team who is legally allowed to interpret and diagnose radiographs? | Dentist |
| What does the text recommend for viewing the mounted radiographs to prevent skipping a radiograph? | To view them is a specified order |
| When viewing radiographs, how often should you look at each film? | As many times as necessary |
| According to your text, when viewing radiographs in sequential order, the third step in viewing radiographs should begin with the | mandibular left side periapical films. |