rad chapter 27
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- define mounted radiograph
- radiograph placed in filmholder in anatomic order
- define mount
- place in appropriate setting as for display or study
- define film mounting
- placement of radiographs in suppourting structure or holder
- define film mount
- cardboard plastic or viynal holder suppourt and arrange dental graphs in order
- define anatomic order
- tooth arranged within dental archs
- what do film mounts have
- number window or frames individual or frames individual radiographs placed
- why is a opaque film mount prefered
- light radiographs
- what is easier to detect when extraneous light is emited
- subtule changes and dentistry
- what minimizes extraneous view light
- radiographic placement
- what maybe used for placement if no radiograph is in viewbox
- black opaque paper
- who mounts radiographs
- any trained dental proffesional with knowledge of anatomic structure
- when should mounting occur
- right away
- what should the film mounting area be like
- clean dry light coloured in front of illuminator or viewbox
- why do we need to use film mount
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quick easy view and interpart
easy storage in patient record and readily accesable for interpretation
decrease handeling
prevent emulsion
illumination immediately adjacent to individual radiographs and interpretation - what sort of information do we put on film mount
- patient,dentists,radiographersname and date exposure