Test Bank For Dental Radiography Principles And Techniques,( 6th Edition 2024), By Joen Iannucci ,Laura Howerton||ALL CHAPTERS INCLUDED||CORRECT ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES

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Test Bank for Dental Radiography Principlesand
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d Techniques, 5th Edition by Joen Iannucci, Laura
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d Howerton A+ 2024
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Chapter d01: dRadiation dHistory
Iannucci: dDental dRadiography, d5th dEdition


MULTIPLE dCHOICE


1. Radiation dis ddefined das
a. a dform dof denergy dcarried dby dwaves dor dstreams dof dparticles.
b. a dbeam dof denergy dthat dhas dthe dpower dto dpenetrate dsubstances dand drecord dimage
shadows don da dreceptor.
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c. a dhigh-energy dradiation dproduced dby dthe dcollision dof da dbeam dof delectrons dwith da
metal dtarget din dan dx-ray dtube.
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d. a dbranch dof dmedicine dthat ddeals dwith
the duse dof dx-rays.
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ANS: dA
Radiation dis da dform dof denergy dcarried dby dwaves dor dstreams dof dparticles. dAn dx-ray dis da dbeam
dof denergy dthat dhas dthe dpower dto dpenetrate dsubstances dand drecord dimage dshadows don da
dreceptor. dX- dradiation dis da dhigh-energy dradiation dproduced dby dthe dcollision dof da dbeam dof
electrons dwith da dmetal dtarget din dan dx-ray dtube. dRadiology dis da dbranch dof dmedicine dthat ddeals
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dwith dthe duse dof dx-rays.

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DIF: Recall d REF: d d Page d2 d OBJ: d1
TOP: dCDA, dRHS, dIII.B.2. dDescribe dthe dcharacteristics dof dx-radiation
MSC: dNBDHE, d2.0 dObtaining dand dInterpreting dRadiographs d| dNBDHE, d2.1 dPrinciples dof
dradiophysics dand dradiobiology


2. A dradiograph dis ddefined das
a. a dbeam dof denergy dthat dhas dthe dpower dto dpenetrate dsubstances dand drecord
image dshadows don da dreceptor.
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b. a dpicture don dfilm dproduced dby dthe
passage dof dx-rays dthrough dan dobject dor dbody.
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c. the dart dand dscience dof dmaking dradiographs dby dthe dexposure dof dan dimage dreceptor
to dx- drays.
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d. a dform dof denergy dcarried dby dwaves dor
a dstream dof dparticles.
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ANS: dB
An dx-ray dis da dbeam dof denergy dthat dhas dthe dpower dto dpenetrate dsubstances dand drecord dimage
dshadows don da dreceptor. dA dradiograph dis da dpicture don dfilm dproduced dby dthe dpassage dof dx-
drays dthrough dan dobject dor dbody. dRadiography dis dthe dart dand dscience dof dmaking ddental dimages
by dthe dexposure dof da dreceptor dto dx-rays. dRadiation dis da dform dof denergy dcarried dby dwaves dor
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streams dof dparticles.
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DIF: Comprehension REF: d Page d2 d OBJ: d1 dTOP: dCDA, dRHS, dIII.B.2. dDescribe
the dcharacteristics dof dx-radiation
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MSC: dNBDHE, d2.0 dObtaining dand dInterpreting dRadiographs d| dNBDHE, d2.1 dPrinciples dof
dradiophysics dand dradiobiology


3. Your dpatient dasked dyou dwhy ddental dimages dare dimportant. dWhich dof dthe dfollowing dis
the dcorrect dresponse?
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a. An doral dexamination dwith ddental
images dlimits dthe dpractitioner dto dwhat dis dseen
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clinically.
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b. All ddental ddiseases dand dconditions
produce dclinical dsigns dand dsymptoms.
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c. Dental dimages dare dnot da
dnecessary dcomponent dof dcomprehensive
patient dcare.
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d. Many ddental ddiseases dare dtypically
ddiscovered donly dthrough dthe duse dof ddental
images. dANS: dD
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An doral dexamination dwithout ddental dimages dlimits dthe dpractitioner dto dwhat dis dseen dclinically.
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