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Gurney-Mott Theory
This explains the theory of the latent image
4-10
Number of Silver ions trapped in the sensitivity speck
3 - 5 micrometer
Thickness of emulsion layer
Microswitch
Not considered as part of the principal subsystem of the film transport system of an automatic processor
Improper patient positioning
Causes grid cutoff artifacta
Receptive to all colors
Panchromatic film is defined as
Calcium Tungstate
Type of IS used for blue-sensitive film
85 for 20 seconds
Time and temperature required for developing the film in an automatic processor
Weekly
Frequency of cleaning film viewer box
Photometer
Used to measure the luminance of the view box
10%
The allowed variation for the viewbox luminance
Sodium Carbonate
Chemical that acts as a buffer and source of alkali
Potassium Bromide
Chemical that acts as an anti-fogging agent
10-10.5 ph
Ph level of developer
Locks and Hinges
Parts of the cassette for easy opening and closing
Semi-anually
Frequency for checking lead apparel protective integrity
Patient Dose
One major disadvantage that accompanies the use of radiographic grid
Gardener (Glutaraldehyde)
Controls the swelling and softening of xray film in developer solution
100 - 110 cc/film
Average replenishment rate for fixer
X-ray absorption
Quantum detection efficiency is also referred to as
5 mins at 20 C or 68 F
Development time for manual processing
Washing
Stage of processing important for archival quality
3
Frequency of changing processing solutions is every __ months (if not specified)
Potassium Bromide
Restrained in a developer solution
Potassium bromide
Agent used to minimize fog and maintain chemical balance between fresh and seasoned chemicals
Chemical fog
This kind of fog causes overdevelopment
Chemical Precipitation
The oldest method of silver recovery
Wide
Double emulsion film has ___(wide/narrow) latitude
Lack of hardener (in D or F)
Most common cause of wet film emerging from an automatic processor
Aceitc acid
Acts as neutralizer during film development