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1. Question
Which landmark is used to establish the proper horizontal angulation for premolar images?
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2. Question
In a patient with impacted maxillary canine, by moving the X ray tube distally the canine moves distally too, where do you expect the impacted canine to be
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3. Question
Which is a property of electromagnetic waves?
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4. Question
An oval shaped radiolucent area is seen on OPG between the apices of maxillary central incisors. Which of the following normal anatomical landmarks could it be?
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5. Question
Doubling the exposure time will result in which occurrence?
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6. Question
Which is the allowed whole-body radiation exposure for occupationally exposed workers?
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7. Question
The effective dose of radiation received by a patient who receives an FMX with F-speed film and round collimation is about 171µSv or the equivalent of how many days of background exposure?
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8. Question
A planned activity to ensure consistent production of superior images with minimum patient and personnel exposure is called:
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9. Question
The DIACOM standard recognizes which of the following?
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10. Question
What is the purpose of green dyes added to the surface of the silver halide grains?
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11. Question
A radiographic image with few shades of gray is said to have:
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12. Question
Which phenomenon is responsible for enlargement of the radiographic image?
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13. Question
In CBCT, Pixel and voxel represents cell in
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14. Question
Which is the least radiosensitive organ in the field of typical dental x- ray?
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15. Question
The amount of radiation required to produce a particular density is known as
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16. Question
The technique in which, a radiopaque or contrast dye is injected through the duct openings into the salivary glands, is known as
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17. Question
A young female patient presented with a history of trauma to the face following a road traffic accident. On examination flattening of cheek on the left side was observed suggesting zygomatic arch fracture. The suggested radiograph will be
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18. Question
A 25-year-old patient with upper canine impaction gave a radiographic picture of canine placed horizontally in the palate. How do we classify this position?
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