LMRT STATE REVIEW STUDY SHEET 2026
ACCURATE SOLUTION COLLECTION
◉ What is the proper method for storing unopened boxes of x-ray
film?
A.) Stacked flat with the edges of the boxes aligned
B.) Stacked flat with the edges of the boxes staggered
C.) Standing on edge
D.) X-ray film cannot be safely stored
Answer: Standing on edge
◉ Which of the following describe the action of the developer in an
automatic film processor?
A.) Removes the unexposed silver halide crystals from the film
emulsion
B.) Removes the exposed silver halide crystals from the film
emulsion
C.) Changes the exposed silver halide crystals into black, metallic
silver
D.) Changes the unexposed silver halide crystals into black, metallic
silver
Answer: Changes the exposed silver halide crystals into black,
metallic silver
,◉ During digital image processing, electronic masking should not be
used to replace:
A.) proper kVp slection
B.) Proper mAs selection
C.) Appropriate SID
D.) Proper radiographic collimation
Answer: Proper radiographic collimation
◉ Which of the following is not a component of a compound
radiography plate reader?
A.) Laser
B.) Analog-to-digital (light to electronic signal) converter
C.) High-intensity eraser light
D.) Developing solution
Answer: Developing solution
◉ What conditions are most important for optimum viewing of
radiographic images?
A.) Low room temperature
B.) High room humidity
C.) Low room high level
, D.) Bright room light level
Answer: Low room high level
◉ Marks, exposures, or images on a radiograph that are not a part of
the intended image are called:
A.) Fog
B.) Ghosts
C.) Phantoms
D.) Artifacts
Answer: Artifacts
◉ If the amount of irradiated tissue increases, what happens to
scatter radiation fog?
A.) There is not enough information provided to answer the
question
B.) Scatter radiation fog increases
C.) Scatter radiation fog decreases
D.) Scatter radiation fog is not affected by the amount of tissue
irradiated
Answer: Scatter radiation fog increases
◉ The most effective and practical way to reduce scatter radiation
fog on a radiograph is to:
ACCURATE SOLUTION COLLECTION
◉ What is the proper method for storing unopened boxes of x-ray
film?
A.) Stacked flat with the edges of the boxes aligned
B.) Stacked flat with the edges of the boxes staggered
C.) Standing on edge
D.) X-ray film cannot be safely stored
Answer: Standing on edge
◉ Which of the following describe the action of the developer in an
automatic film processor?
A.) Removes the unexposed silver halide crystals from the film
emulsion
B.) Removes the exposed silver halide crystals from the film
emulsion
C.) Changes the exposed silver halide crystals into black, metallic
silver
D.) Changes the unexposed silver halide crystals into black, metallic
silver
Answer: Changes the exposed silver halide crystals into black,
metallic silver
,◉ During digital image processing, electronic masking should not be
used to replace:
A.) proper kVp slection
B.) Proper mAs selection
C.) Appropriate SID
D.) Proper radiographic collimation
Answer: Proper radiographic collimation
◉ Which of the following is not a component of a compound
radiography plate reader?
A.) Laser
B.) Analog-to-digital (light to electronic signal) converter
C.) High-intensity eraser light
D.) Developing solution
Answer: Developing solution
◉ What conditions are most important for optimum viewing of
radiographic images?
A.) Low room temperature
B.) High room humidity
C.) Low room high level
, D.) Bright room light level
Answer: Low room high level
◉ Marks, exposures, or images on a radiograph that are not a part of
the intended image are called:
A.) Fog
B.) Ghosts
C.) Phantoms
D.) Artifacts
Answer: Artifacts
◉ If the amount of irradiated tissue increases, what happens to
scatter radiation fog?
A.) There is not enough information provided to answer the
question
B.) Scatter radiation fog increases
C.) Scatter radiation fog decreases
D.) Scatter radiation fog is not affected by the amount of tissue
irradiated
Answer: Scatter radiation fog increases
◉ The most effective and practical way to reduce scatter radiation
fog on a radiograph is to:
