Your xray is slanted when it comes out, what happened:

The film was placed incorrectly in patient mouth

Why are anterior exposures recommended first with digital sequencing :

Less likely to trigger a gag reflex

If your film comes out clear what might have happened:

You didn't expse your film to radation

If your film comes out double exposed what happened:

You need to have better organization of your films

If your patient refuses films:

Find out their concern, educate them, then get the dentist

Which statment regarding exposing dental images is correct:

Each patient should be evaluated for need

Film holding device for parallel technique

If your image comes out with long roots what should you correct:

Your vertical angulation is not steep enough

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1
Your xray is slanted when it comes out, what happened:
The patient didn't bite down enough
The film was placed incorrectly in patient mouth
the film was horizontal
The sensor was vertical
2
If your patient is a gagger where would be the best to start your fmx
anterior
BWX
You skip films
Posterior
3
A mental foramen looks like what on a film:
a restoration
radiopaque hole
gingival absess
radioluscent hole
4
Why are anterior exposures recommended first with digital sequencing :
Easier for patients
Easier placement for the assistant
Both red and blue
Less likely to trigger a gag reflex
5
If you bwx comes out overlapped what should you fix
your vertical angulation
your horizonatal angulation
Your BWX tab or holder
Your patient
6
If your film comes out clear what might have happened:
Your patient didn't bite down
You didn't expse your film to radation
your sensor was placed incorrectly
you over exposed the film
7
If your film comes out double exposed what happened:
your patient has double teeth
You didn't expose the film
You need to have better organization of your films
You over exposed the film
8
If your patient refuses films:
Find out their concern, educate them, then get the dentist
Tell them its ok and we will try next time
Get the office manager
Have them sign a refusal form
9
Which statment regarding exposing dental images is correct:
Dental images will not harm the patient
Dental images should be taken at designated intervals
Dental images are exposed based on pateints dental history
Each patient should be evaluated for need
10
If your film comes out blurry what possibly happened:
The patient moved
You MA's are incorrect
Your KVP is too high
The film was backwards
11
If a patient comes in with UR pain what kind of film should be taken
BWX
PAX
FMX
Panorex
12
Rinns are considered
exposure rates
bite blocks
for patient comfort
Film holding device for parallel technique
13
If your image comes out with long roots what should you correct:
Your vertical angulation is not steep enough
Your horizontal angulation is incorrect
your patients head
your film placement
14
How many films are in an fmx
12
14
18
25
15
Failure to correctly align the horizontal angulation results in:
double image
Closed contacts /overlapping
cone cut
creasing
16
if your film comes out grainy and the density is not quality you should:
change your film placement
Change your MA's
Change our KVP's
Get help
17
If your patient is complaining of 3rd molar pain the best xray option is:
BWX
Cephlometric
Panorex
Periapical (PAX)

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