NDAEB EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (188)
Periodontal disease Infection of the structures that support the teeth
(gums and bones)
Mercury, silver & tin What is amalgam fillings composed of
Periodontal disease Bone loss in the jaw is an indication of what
disease
Concept of radiation that states that What is the ALARA concept
exposure should be kept "as low as
resonably possible"
Positive - Anode What is the positive & negavtove electrode in the
Negative-Cathode x-ray tube
, Film, phosphorous storage plate, What are examples of inage receptors
digital sencor
•To help the dentist see conditions •What is the purpose of dental x-rays
in the mouth not visitble to the eye
▪bone loss •What can a dentist see on an x-ray that he canot
▪info during dental procedures (ex: see with just his eyes
root canal therapy)
▪locate abnormalities in the soft &
hard tissue
▪evaluate growth & development
▪Identify early dent caries
Film based or digitally produced What is an IMAGE (in radiology)
recording of anatomic structures
With radiation How are dental images produced
The process of recording images of What is dental radiography
the teeth & adjacent structure by
exposure to x-radiation
•tubehead What are the main components of an x-ray
•extension arm mashine
•control panel
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (188)
Periodontal disease Infection of the structures that support the teeth
(gums and bones)
Mercury, silver & tin What is amalgam fillings composed of
Periodontal disease Bone loss in the jaw is an indication of what
disease
Concept of radiation that states that What is the ALARA concept
exposure should be kept "as low as
resonably possible"
Positive - Anode What is the positive & negavtove electrode in the
Negative-Cathode x-ray tube
, Film, phosphorous storage plate, What are examples of inage receptors
digital sencor
•To help the dentist see conditions •What is the purpose of dental x-rays
in the mouth not visitble to the eye
▪bone loss •What can a dentist see on an x-ray that he canot
▪info during dental procedures (ex: see with just his eyes
root canal therapy)
▪locate abnormalities in the soft &
hard tissue
▪evaluate growth & development
▪Identify early dent caries
Film based or digitally produced What is an IMAGE (in radiology)
recording of anatomic structures
With radiation How are dental images produced
The process of recording images of What is dental radiography
the teeth & adjacent structure by
exposure to x-radiation
•tubehead What are the main components of an x-ray
•extension arm mashine
•control panel
