Errors Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Known as: collimation cut off x-ray beam is not centered on the film on exposed area on the film

A

Cone cutting

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2
Q

Film is placed in the mouth backwards. The x-ray hit the lead foil first and leaves a herringbone pattern

A

Reversed film/ Herringbone pattern

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3
Q

Whole tooth does not show on the film
Apex and top of crown is cut off
Teeth open during bitewing

A

Incorrect / Poor film placement

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4
Q

Central ray is not parallel to the interproximal surfaces

  • Central ray is not perpendicular to the teeth and the film
  • Poor angulation
A

Horizontal overlapping

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5
Q

Caused by too much finger pressure

- Roots appear long and bend/go off film

A

Excessive bending

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6
Q

Using the same film twice

A

Double exposure

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7
Q

Patient/film or tube head move during exposure

A

Blurred image

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8
Q

Failure to remove full or partial denture or jewelry before exposure

A

Super imposition

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9
Q

Teeth appear long because vertical angle was too low

A

Elongation

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10
Q

Teeth appear sure because vertical angle was too high

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Foreshortening

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11
Q

Light film caused by underexposure under development or cold solution
• not enough KVP
• check MA, time and KVP

A

Low density film

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12
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Dark film caused by over exposure over development or hot solution

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High Density film

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13
Q
Film has a great appearance like looking through fog
 •Light leakage in dark room
 •Improper safe lighting
 •Improper storage
 •Secondary radiation exposure
•Using an outdated film
A

Fogged film

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14
Q

Film not fully immersed in developer

A

Developer Cut-off/ Partial Emersion

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15
Q
  • No radiation exposure
  • Over processed
  • Left overnight
A

Clear or blank film

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16
Q

Dirty work surface in dark room or insufficient rinsing of film

A

Stained Film - brownish yellow

17
Q

Film was not adequately fixed

A

Discolored film - brown or gray color

18
Q

Films cling together while dying and emotion is pulled off film when separating them
• GELATIN HAS NOT DRIED

A

Turn emulsion

19
Q

Scratches on film while film is wet

A

Scratched emulsion

20
Q

Black marks from touching film with fluoride (fingerprints)

A

Fluoride artifacts

21
Q

Cracking of the emulsion do to varying temperatures of processing solution
• web like appearance

22
Q

White spots caused by air bubbles clinging to film while processing solution
• when film is not shaken vigorously after being submerged in solution

23
Q

Caused by opening film packet to forcefully or removing extra Oreo found to forcefully

A

Static electricity

24
Q

Entire film or one area is black caused by film being exposed to white late

25
Film comes in contact with fixer before being processed
White streaks/spots
26
Film comes in contact with developer before being processed
Black streaks/spots
27
Black marks caused by bending or crimping film after exposure
Plus density crimp marks
28
White marsh caused by bending or crimping film before exposure
Minus density crimp marks
29
Leave hands baffle till film drops
AUTOMATIC PROCESSING ERRORS | Daylight loaders : light leaks
30
Rollers not cleaned periodically
AUTOMATIC PROCESSING ERRORS | Daylight loaders : dirty rollers
31
Two films and one slot | •10 second so they don't touch
AUTOMATIC PROCESSING ERRORS | Overlap films