RADIOGRAPHY PREP EXAM (LATEST ) MOST RECENT
EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
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What are the reasons behind a radiograph being too pale
- ANSWER-
Underdeveloped
due to
Old, cold or weak development
solution
What are the reasons behind a radiograph film being too dark -
ANSWER-Over
developed
due to
Developer being too hot, too
strong, too old
What needs to be set at a certain time and temperature range
during the development stage of X-ray processing - ANSWER-
Time and temperature of developer solution
How often should developer solution be changed - ANSWER-
Every 14 days
,What happens to developer solution over time - ANSWER-It
becomes weaker
due to
oxidisation
What happens to silver halide crystals during the development
stage - ANSWER-Sensitised crystals in the emulsion will be
converted into black metallic silver crystals to produced the
black or grey parts of the image
What happens to silver halide crystals during the fixation stage
– ANSWER-Unsensitised silver halide emulsion is removed and
this reveals white part of the image
What is responsible for the white part of the radiographic
image during the
fixation stage - ANSWER-Unsensitised silver
hallide crystals
What does the fixer remove - ANSWER-Unused emulsion
What need to be cleared from an X-ray film before the film is
looked at in day
light - ANSWER-Silver halide
crystals
How long does the fixing time take - ANSWER-8-10 mins
Why do we wash films - ANSWER-To remove any residual fixer
, If a film is stained brown, what is this an indication of -
ANSWER-Fixer on the
film
If a film has been under fixed, how would we tell -
ANSWER-The film will
appear brown or
murky
If a film is borne or murky what is this an indication of -
ANSWER-Under fixed
What colour is the silver halide emulsion - ANSWER-Green
Define the absorbed dose - ANSWER-Measure of the
amount of energy
absorbed from the radiation beam per unit of
mass tissue
How do we work out equivalent dose - ANSWER-absorbed
dose x radiation
weighting
factor
What do we measure the absorbed dose in - ANSWER-Grays
What would we measure equivalent dose in - ANSWER-Sv
sievert
EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What are the reasons behind a radiograph being too pale
- ANSWER-
Underdeveloped
due to
Old, cold or weak development
solution
What are the reasons behind a radiograph film being too dark -
ANSWER-Over
developed
due to
Developer being too hot, too
strong, too old
What needs to be set at a certain time and temperature range
during the development stage of X-ray processing - ANSWER-
Time and temperature of developer solution
How often should developer solution be changed - ANSWER-
Every 14 days
,What happens to developer solution over time - ANSWER-It
becomes weaker
due to
oxidisation
What happens to silver halide crystals during the development
stage - ANSWER-Sensitised crystals in the emulsion will be
converted into black metallic silver crystals to produced the
black or grey parts of the image
What happens to silver halide crystals during the fixation stage
– ANSWER-Unsensitised silver halide emulsion is removed and
this reveals white part of the image
What is responsible for the white part of the radiographic
image during the
fixation stage - ANSWER-Unsensitised silver
hallide crystals
What does the fixer remove - ANSWER-Unused emulsion
What need to be cleared from an X-ray film before the film is
looked at in day
light - ANSWER-Silver halide
crystals
How long does the fixing time take - ANSWER-8-10 mins
Why do we wash films - ANSWER-To remove any residual fixer
, If a film is stained brown, what is this an indication of -
ANSWER-Fixer on the
film
If a film has been under fixed, how would we tell -
ANSWER-The film will
appear brown or
murky
If a film is borne or murky what is this an indication of -
ANSWER-Under fixed
What colour is the silver halide emulsion - ANSWER-Green
Define the absorbed dose - ANSWER-Measure of the
amount of energy
absorbed from the radiation beam per unit of
mass tissue
How do we work out equivalent dose - ANSWER-absorbed
dose x radiation
weighting
factor
What do we measure the absorbed dose in - ANSWER-Grays
What would we measure equivalent dose in - ANSWER-Sv
sievert
