unit 306 Flashcards

(14 cards)

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what are the hazards associated with X-rays?

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Skin damage:- radiation burn, radiation dermatitis, cataracts
Radiation sickness
Leukemia
Hair loss
Scatter radiation

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what is the controlled area?

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Thecontrolled areais defined as 1.5m around thex-raytube and the patient and within the primaryx-raybeam (until it has been sufficiently attenuated by distance or shielding) It should not normally extend beyond thex-rayroom or surgery

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what are the diagnostic values of a x-ray?

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Diagnostically acceptable (A) and diagnostically not acceptable (N)

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what is the definition of diagnostically acceptable?

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No errors or minimal errors in either patient preparation, exposure, positioning, image (receptor) processing or image reconstruction and of sufficient image quality to answer the clinical question.
this should 90-95% of x-rays taken

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what is the definition of diagnostically not acceptable ?

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Errors in ether patient preparation, exposure, positioning, image (receptor) processing or image reconstruction which render the image diagnostically unacceptable.
should not be more then 5-10% of x-rays taken

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what are the intraoral techniques?

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bitewings, periapical and occlusal

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what are extraoral techniques?

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panoramic (DPT/OPG)
cephalomettric
cone beam (cbct)

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What do bitewing radiographs do?

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Primarily used for detecting interdental caries and assessing alveolar bone levels

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what do periapical radiographs do?

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Used to examine the entire tooth and surrounding bone, specifically aiming for the root apex (diagnosing cysts/abscesses).

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what do occlusal radiographs do?

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Used to visualize larger areas of the floor of the mouth or palate, useful for locating unerupted teeth or fractures.

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what do panoramic (DPT/OPG) do?

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A wide-view image of both jaws, often used for assessing wisdom teeth, orthodontics, and overall tooth development.

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what do cephlametric x-ray’s do?

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Used primarily in orthodontics to measure the relationship of the jaws to the skull.

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what do CBCT x-rays do?

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A 3D imaging tool widely adopted for complex cases, such as implant planning, endodontics, and impacted teeth

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