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RHS Practice Test- Expose and Evaluate. Top Exam Questions and answers. 100% Accurate.

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RHS Practice Test- Expose and Evaluate.
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Phosphor plates are processed by using?

Laser beam technology

When using a 16-inch PID compared to an 8-inch PID the exposure time must

to be increased

On a full mouth series with eighteen films, how many anterior films are exposed?

6

Which of the following radiographic errors is caused by removing a film too quickly from a tightly packed
box?

Static electricity

Which of the following radiolucencies may be mistaken for caries?

cervical burnout

Which of the following describes how most radiographic carious lesions appear?

Radiolucent

When radiographs are mounted with the embossed dot appearing outward, this is known as?

facial m

The purpose of a grid device on an extraoral cassette is to?

reduce scatter radiation reaching the film

Patients should wear a thyroid color during which type of radiographic exposure?

Intraoral radiograph

On a radiograph, when the contact area of one tooth is superimposed over the contact of another, it is
called?

overlapping

The most commonly used radiographic exposure for a 3-year-old patient is?

bitewing

,Which of the following radiograph techniques is recommended for a patient with a shallow palate?

Bi

Which of the following would cause a radiopaque artifact on a radiograph?

Metallic partial denture

The primary function of collimation is to?

restrict the size of the beam

Which of the following landmarks are located by the midline of the mandible?

Genial tubercies

Which of the following influences the sharpness of a radiograph?

focal spot size

The Frankfort Plane is an imaginary plane passing through the?

external auditory meatus to the floor of the orbit

The most radiolucent area on an anterior radiograph is the?

nasal fossa

Prior to exposing dental radiographs on a visually impaired patient, the dental assistant should?

use touch to

The primary purpose of the bitewing radiograph is to evaluate?

Interproximal decay

under the law, x-ray are the property of the

Dentist

Films removed after 3 minutes of fixing may be:

carried to the operatory for a "wet" read

which of the following is recommended by the CDC?

mask and eye protection for the operator

Which of the following is useful for maintaining safelight conditions in the darkroom?

Coin test

How often would processing solutions be changed if 30 films per day were processed in an automatic
processor?

, every 2 to 3 weeks

Which of the following will result in a "light" film?

underdevelopment

On a panoramic radiograph, if the spine appears over the posterior teeth instead of at the edges, the
patient was:bite

slumped

Which of the following is most helpful when mounting bitewing x-rays?

Curve of Spee

Which of the following is the preferred method for mounting x-ray?

facial method

which of the following foramen will aid in the mounting of the lower central incisors projection?

lingual formen

which of the following should be present in any premolar projection?

distal half of the cuspid

the corinoid process of the mandible is visible in which projection?

maxillary molar projection

An MOD composite restoration could be mistaken for a:

caries

What radiolucent landmark are the arrows pointing?

sinus

which of the following represent the MPD for the general public?

0.1 rem per year

what is the name of the fixing agent that removes unexposed silver halide crystals from the emulsion?

sodium thiosulfate

the optimum time and temperature for manual processing are:

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