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Radilogy Quizzes

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

X-rays and visible light are both forms of electromagnetic radiation. Compared to visible light photons, X-rays photons have a lower what? • energy -frequency • wavelength

Back (Answer)

Wavelength

#2
Front (Question)

In a dental X-ray tube what metal is used for the focusing cup?

Back (Answer)

Molybdenum

#3
Front (Question)

During a dental radiograph exposure, what is the primary type of interaction happening in the patient between the X-ray photons and the outer shell electrons.

Back (Answer)

Compton effect

#4
Front (Question)

Which of these is measured in grays? Absorbed dose Effective dose Equalvent dose

Back (Answer)

Absorbed dose

#5
Front (Question)

What type of radiation effects are we concerned about in dental radiography

Back (Answer)

Somatic non-deterministic

#6
Front (Question)

What is the most common mechanism by which X-ray photons cause carcinogenesis

Back (Answer)

Indirect damage to DNA

#7
Front (Question)

What model do use to estimate the risk of stochastic effect

Back (Answer)

LNT model. Linear No threshold model

#8
Front (Question)

If you have a panoramic radiograph taken, you are more likely to die from that than you are to winning the euro millions with 100 lottery tickets

Back (Answer)

True

#9
Front (Question)

If a person standing 2mm from an X-ray source receives an equivalent dose of 20uSv, how many microsieverts will they receive if they stand 4m away

Back (Answer)

5 microsieverts

#10
Front (Question)

At least how far away should you be from the X-ray source and patient when radiographing

Back (Answer)

1.5 metres

#11
Front (Question)

You should never take routine dental radiographs of a pregnant patient in her first trimester? True or false

Back (Answer)

False.

#12
Front (Question)

Based on UK averages, what is the source of roughly half of our annual ionising radiation • cosmic rays • radon gas • medical exposures • injested food

Back (Answer)

Radon gas

#13
Front (Question)

What should the ‘ focus to skin distance’ be for a dental X-ray unit ( operating >60kv)

Back (Answer)

200mm/20cm

#14
Front (Question)

If there has been under exposure of the film what effect will this have on the image

Back (Answer)

Lighter image

#15
Front (Question)

If the developer solution has been too warm or concentrated what effect will. It have on the image

Back (Answer)

It will cause a darker image

#16
Front (Question)

If the developer is too old, passed its expiration date what kind of image will this result in

Back (Answer)

A ligher image

#17
Front (Question)

If the film gets left in the solution for too ling what kind of image will this results in

Back (Answer)

Darker image

#18
Front (Question)

If there is inadequate fixation of the film what will this result in

Back (Answer)

Contrast of the image will be reduced

#19
Front (Question)

If the film is exposed to visible light before processing what will happen

Back (Answer)

Darker image

#20
Front (Question)

The processed film appear greenish and browns over time what has happened here?

Back (Answer)

Inadequate fixation

#21
Front (Question)

Which of the following can affect digital radiographs? - exposure issues - developing issues - fixation issues - washing issues - none of the above

Back (Answer)

Exposure issues

#22
Front (Question)

Which of the following are suitable methods of viewing film images - against a computer monitor -against a window - on. A light box - towards a ceiling. Light - all of the above

Back (Answer)

On the light box

#23
Front (Question)

For conventional cephalogram units why is there a relatively large distance (1.5m+) between the X-ray source and the receptor?

Back (Answer)

To reduce asymmetrical magnification of anatomy

#24
Front (Question)

In a cephalogram the X-ray beam is perpendicular to the receptor and which facial plane

Back (Answer)

The mid saggital plane