DANB Exam Preparation: Radiographic
Techniques And Safety Important P2
Questions With Answers Graded A+
Apical pathology Includes abscesses, granulomas, and cysts.
Waters projections Visualizes the maxillary sinus area.
Occlusal technique Reveals supernumerary teeth and anomalies.
Edentulous patient radiographs Use occlusal, periapical, and panoramic techniques.
Film holders Devices to stabilize film during radiography.
Cotton rolls Assist in positioning and handling dental films.
Film cassette Holds film and protects from light exposure.
Intensifying screens Minimize radiation exposure during imaging.
Lead apron Protective device against excess radiation.
,Thyroid collar Protects thyroid gland from radiation exposure.
Film speed classification A system categorizing film sensitivity from A to F.
Dental film storage Careful storage prevents exposure and degradation.
Ideal storage conditions 50° to 72° F and 30% to 50% humidity.
CDC Guidelines Standards for infection control in radiography.
Barrier Techniques Methods to prevent cross-contamination during procedures.
Protective Clothing Attire worn to minimize exposure to pathogens.
Film-Holding Devices Tools for securely holding radiographic film.
Cleaning and Sterilizing Processes to eliminate pathogens from equipment.
Exposed Film Handling Transporting film to reduce infection risk.
, Digital Sensors Devices capturing radiographic images electronically.
Patient Management Techniques Strategies to ease patient anxiety during radiography.
Gag Reflex Management Techniques to help patients suppress gagging.
Pediatric Considerations Adjustments for children's smaller oral cavities.
Developmental Disabilities Special approaches for patients with cognitive challenges.
Visual Disabilities Communication Clear verbal instructions for visually impaired
patients.
Hearing Impairment Communication Preferred communication methods for hearing-
impaired patients.
Mobility Impairments Considerations for patients with physical disabilities.
Film Speed Sensitivity of film to radiation exposure.
Kilovolt (kV) Electrical potential measure in dental X-ray units.
Techniques And Safety Important P2
Questions With Answers Graded A+
Apical pathology Includes abscesses, granulomas, and cysts.
Waters projections Visualizes the maxillary sinus area.
Occlusal technique Reveals supernumerary teeth and anomalies.
Edentulous patient radiographs Use occlusal, periapical, and panoramic techniques.
Film holders Devices to stabilize film during radiography.
Cotton rolls Assist in positioning and handling dental films.
Film cassette Holds film and protects from light exposure.
Intensifying screens Minimize radiation exposure during imaging.
Lead apron Protective device against excess radiation.
,Thyroid collar Protects thyroid gland from radiation exposure.
Film speed classification A system categorizing film sensitivity from A to F.
Dental film storage Careful storage prevents exposure and degradation.
Ideal storage conditions 50° to 72° F and 30% to 50% humidity.
CDC Guidelines Standards for infection control in radiography.
Barrier Techniques Methods to prevent cross-contamination during procedures.
Protective Clothing Attire worn to minimize exposure to pathogens.
Film-Holding Devices Tools for securely holding radiographic film.
Cleaning and Sterilizing Processes to eliminate pathogens from equipment.
Exposed Film Handling Transporting film to reduce infection risk.
, Digital Sensors Devices capturing radiographic images electronically.
Patient Management Techniques Strategies to ease patient anxiety during radiography.
Gag Reflex Management Techniques to help patients suppress gagging.
Pediatric Considerations Adjustments for children's smaller oral cavities.
Developmental Disabilities Special approaches for patients with cognitive challenges.
Visual Disabilities Communication Clear verbal instructions for visually impaired
patients.
Hearing Impairment Communication Preferred communication methods for hearing-
impaired patients.
Mobility Impairments Considerations for patients with physical disabilities.
Film Speed Sensitivity of film to radiation exposure.
Kilovolt (kV) Electrical potential measure in dental X-ray units.
