Preclinical Radio - Panoramic Radiography Theory and Principles

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What are the 4 parts of the Planmeca Promax cephalometric and panoramic machine?

- lateral ceph sensor

- soft tissue filter

- radiation source for pan and lateral ceph

- panoramic sensor

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What are general concepts of panoramic radiography?

- produces single image of large anatomic area

- structures are flattened and spread out

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What are advantages of panoramic radiography?

- broad coverage of facial bones and teeth

- convenience for the patient

- used on compromised patients

- efficient in produce image

- low radiation dose to patient

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A panoramic is equivalent to ___ bitewings

A) 1

B) 2

C) 3

D) 4

E) 5

F) 6

D) 4

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What are disadvantages of panoramic radiography?

- doesn't show fine detail

- proximal surfaces of premolars overlap

- uneven magnification

- geometric distortion

- operator sensitive

- anatomy can hide area of interest

- area of interest may be outside the focal trough

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What are common clinical applications for panoramic radiography?

- overall evaluation of the dentition

- dentomaxillofacial trauma

- evaluation of impacted teeth

- extensive disease

- examine intraosseous pathology

- tooth development

- edentulous patient evaluation

- implant site assessment

- gross assessment of TMJ

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What are image receptors for panoramic radiography?

- CCD direct exposure

- indirect exposure

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What part of the cassette interacts with radiation?

phosphors

3 multiple choice options

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Why doesn't the pan provide fine details?

radiation comes through the film back to the panel and comes back out again --> spreads the image out/bounces around

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How is the panoramic image created?

sequential image formation

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What is the size of the focal trough affected by?

- arch path

- velocity of film and tubehead

- collimator width

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True/False: the position of the object in the trough determines the size and shape of the resultant image

True

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For a panoramic image, the most posterior part of structure ends up more ___

A) superior

B) inferior

A) superior

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For a panoramic image, the most anterior part of structure ends up more ___

A) superior

B) inferior

B) inferior

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How are real images formed?

objects that lie between the center of rotation and the receptor

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How are double real images formed?

objects that lie posterior to the center of rotation and are intercepted twice by the x-ray beam

1 multiple choice option

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What are structures that are double real images?

- body of hyoid bone

- epiglottis

- palatal torus

- hard and soft palate

- cervical spine

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How are ghost images formed?

objects located between the x-ray source and the center of rotation

1 multiple choice option

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What structures are ghost images?

- earrings

- cervical spine

- hard palate

- hearing aids

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Ghost images are on the ___ side of the real counterpart

A) same

B) opposite

B) opposite

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Ghost images appear ___ than the real counterpart

A) lower

B) higher

B) higher

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True/False: the ghost image is more blurred than the real counterpart

True

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The ___ component of a ghost image is more blurred than the ___

A) horizontal, vertical

B) vertical, horizontal

B) vertical, horizontal

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True/False: ghost images appear in the same orientation as the real counterpart

True