PRELIM Flashcards

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1
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a place where necessary handling & processing of films are carried out safely & efficiently

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Dark Room

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2
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Another name for darkroom

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Processing room

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Location of the darkroom

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Centrally located

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4
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Why is complete blackout necessary in dark room

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To avoid overexposure of film

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5
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Used to transfer cassette films

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Pass box/ Cassette hatch

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Minimum floor area of darkroom

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10 sq. m.

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7
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Required ceiling height of dark room

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2.5m or 3m

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Requirements for darkroom floor

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  • non-slip
  • light colored
  • durable & easy to clean
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9
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Relative humidity of darkroom

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40% - 60%

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10
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Required room temperature of darkroom

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18 - 20 degrees Celsius

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11
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Minimum air changes in darkroom

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10/ h

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12
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How can good ventilation & heating be acquired

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Usage of Good AC system

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13
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Why should the x-ray apparatus be properly placed

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The primary beam will not be directed to the darkroom wall

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14
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How should radioactive materials be stored

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As remotely as possible from the darkroom

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15
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The required thickness of lead in adjacent walls to the radiographic rooms

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1.6 - 2mm lead

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16
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What are the other equivalent wall materials and thickness of lead 1.6 - 2 mm on adjacent walls to the radiographic rooms

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  • 25 mm barium plaster
  • 225 mm thick single brick wall
  • 150 mm thick concrete
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17
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A type of darkroom entrance that has a latch or from the inside

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Single door

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18
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Can a worker be alone in a darkroom with a single door entrance?

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No

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19
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What darkroom entrance can cause accidental exposure of film to white light?

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Single door

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20
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A darkroom entrance with 2 doors; one leading in and the other out

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Double door

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21
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It is a darkroom entrance that has no doors and people can enter & exit anytime

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Maze Entrance

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22
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2 Types of film processing

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-Manual
-Automatic

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23
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What are the equipment in Automatic processing

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  • loading bench
  • film hopper
  • cassette racks
  • Cassette hatches
  • Processing chemicals
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Equipment used in manual processing

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  • Manual Processing tanks
  • loading bench
  • Film hopper
  • Cassette racks
  • Cassette hatches
  • Darkroom sink
  • Hangers
  • Processing chemicals & storage
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An equipment that stores unexposed films and located under the loading bench
Film hopper / Film bin
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What is the color painted inside the film hopper
Black
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It stores the hangers that suspends the films
Hanger storage
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Maximum hangers the hanger storage can hold
12 hangers
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Distance between brackets inside the hanger storage
100 mm
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Vertical height, length, and width of labyrinth type entrance
height: 2m length: 3m above Width: 700mm below
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Most efficient type of door entrance but most expensive
Revolving door entrance
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Diameter of revolving door entrance
3 Feet
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2 types of darkroom illumination
* White lighting * Safe lighting
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Purpose of white light
* inspection & maintenance of equipment * Cleaning of the room
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Material and intensity of white light
60w tungsten 30w Fluorescent
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Material of safe light and wattage
pearl bulb 25w
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Direct safelight min distance from working surface
1.2m
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Indirect safelight min height
2.1m
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Caused by improper safelight filter
Film fog
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max time of film exposure to safelight
20-45 secs
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Equipment where cassettes are unloaded and loaded
Dry bench
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Top surface material of dry bench
Linoleum Wood Marble
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Equipment where processing films are caried out
Wet bench
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height of hanger storage from workbench
750mm
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3 key parts in radiography
* Film * Intensifying screen * Cassette
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Holds x-ray film and intensifying screen
Film Cassette
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What materials is the front face of film cassette
* aluminum * carbon fiber
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Material of back side of film cassette
Lead sheet
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2 Types of cassette
* Single screen * Double screen
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Principal application of single cassette screen
Mammography
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Principal application of double screen cassette
general radiography
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device that converts remnant radiation to light producing latent image
Intensifying screen
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Amplifier of remnant radiation
Intensifying screen
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4 Distinct layers of intensifying screen
* base * reflective layer * phosphor * protective coating
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provides surface for cleaning while protecting the phosphors
Protective coating
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protective coating is transparent to_
light
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The active layer of intensifying screen
Phosphor
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What does the phosphor uses
Calcium Tungstate
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What rare earth elements does the modern screen uses
* Gadolinium * Lanthalum * Yttrium
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layer that redirects light to film
Reflective layer
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how is the light fronting the phosphor emitted
Isotropically
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Layer farthest from the film
Base
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Base is usually made of_
Polyester
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materials that give light in response to stimulus
Luminescence (Phosphor)
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2 types of luminescence
*Fluorescence *Phosphorescence
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Type of luminescence that gives visible light while phosphor is stimulated
Fluorescence
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Type of luminescence that continuously gives visible light after radiation exposure is stopped
Phosphoroscence
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Approximate time in Developing (Manual and Automatic)
Manual: 5 mins Automatic: 22s
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Approximate time in wetting (manual)
15s
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Approx. time in fixing (Manual & Automatic)
Manual: 15 mins Automatic: 22s
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Approx. time in washing (Manual & Automatic)
Manual: 20 mins Automatic: 20s
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Approx. time in drying (manual & automatic)
Manual: 30mins Automatic: 26s