Ch 23 Extraoral & Digital Radiography

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Which of the following is considered extraoral film?

panoramic radiograph and cephalometric radiograph

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A cassette is used to

hold the film for extraoral radiographic exposures

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All of the following are true statements about the panoramic exposure techniques except

the film is placed in the patient's mouth and the patient gently closes on the film

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All of the following are seen as radiopaque structures on dental x-rays except

pulp chamber

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Which of the following radiology techniques is used mainly for diagnosis of TMJ?

magnetic resonance imaging

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____ allows the dentist and/ or dental assistant take x-rays and then display the image on a computer monitor

digital radiography

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All of the following are part of direct digital imaging systems except

duplicating film

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All of the following are true statements about 3-D imaging systems except

uses standard periapical film

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Dental assistants are allowed to diagnose dental disease by interpreting x-rays.

This is a false statement

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With which of the following systems is a scanner used after the x-rays have been exposed?

Indirect digital imaging

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Extra oral radiographs are used by the dentist to identify

large areas of the skull on a single radiograph, both maxillary and mandibular areas at the same time, conditions or artifacts that are not otherwise diagnosed in other ways

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Panoramic radiographs may be taken of

patients who have trismus, patients in wheelchairs, edentulous patients

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All of the following are extraoral radiographs except_____ radiographs

periapical

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All of the following might cause a ghost image except

caries

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The cephalometric radiograph records

sinuses, implant evaluation, TMJ assessment

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A cephalometric unit consists of all the following except a

bite block

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The line from the tragus of the ear to the floor of the orbit is also called the

Frankfort plane

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Which dental specialist uses primarily cephalometric radiographs in practice

orthodontist

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The radiographic principle of imaging one section or layer of the body while blurring images from other areas is called?

tomography

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What positioning error has occurred when taking a panoramic radiograph if the anterior teeth appear blurred and the spine appears superimposed over the ramus areas of the mandible?

patient is positioned to far forward

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What positioning error has occurred when taking panoramic radiograph if a dark radiolucent area appears above the apices of the maxillary teeth

patients' tongue was not resting on the roof of the mouth

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When visualized on a radiograph, which term best describes the dense compact bone that forms the tooth socket?

cortical plate

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When visualized on a radiograph, which term best describes the compact edge of the cortical bone that shows as radiopaque between teeth

alveolar crest

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When visualized on a radiograph, which term best describes the process of the temporal bone that lies in the lower anterior section behind the ear

mastoid

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What imaging technique is mainly used to diagnose TMJ disease

MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)

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Which type of imaging technique is storage phosphor imaging

indirect digital imaging

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_______ is the merging of multiple images that were taken at different times to revel features that changed in any one of the images

digital subtraction

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What type of imaging unit is Cone Beam Volumetric Imaging?

three-dimensional imaging

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What is the type of imaging is most often used when planning implant surgery?

computed tomography

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When visualized on a radiograph, which term best describes the radiolucent area on the lingual side of the mandible at the midline

lingual foramen

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Which of the following features of digital radiography can radiographic image display?

digitized

sent to another office by fax or modem

enhanced

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When conventional x-ray machine is used with digital radiography, the x-ray machine should be capable of producing ____ kV

70

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The following are disadvantages of digital radiography EXCEPT

capability to enhance, contrast, zoom in on and image from chairside

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The ___ is one of the most widely used image receptors in dental digital radiology

CCD