QAQC (PRELIM L1 - L3) Flashcards
Possible cause of low density and high contrast that appears on film is due to ________ ?
A. Decreased Immersion Time
B. Low Developer Temperature
C. Under Replenishment
D. AOTA
D. AOTA
Overall decrease in density is due to _______
A. Wrong Control Film
B. Unseasoned Developer
C. Under replenishment
D. NOTA
A. Wrong Control Film
Possible cause of overall increase in density are the following except:
A. Fogged Film
B. Wrong Control Film
C. Contaminated Developer
D. AOTA
D. AOTA
Contaminated developer and unseasoned developer appears overall increased density to the film. Indicator deviation should be ?
A. Increase Base + Fog
B. Decrease Base + Fog
C. Decrease mid density
D. Increase Density Difference
A. Increase Base + Fog
Wrong control film and low developer temperature appears overall decrease in density, indicator deviation should be ?
A. Decreased Mid Density
B. Increased Density Difference
C. Decrease Base + Fog
D. Increase Base + Fog
C. Decreased Base + Fog
Decreased density difference appears low contrast with high density in lighter areas. Possible causes includes the following except ?
A. Increased Immersion Time
B. Contaminated Fixer
C. Contaminated Developer
D. Over replenishment
B. Contaminated Fixer
Decrease in immersion time, low developer temperature, and improperly mixed developer appears high contrast in the film this indicates deviation with _____ ?
A. Increased Density
B. Decreased Density
C. Increased Density Difference
D. NOTA
C. Increased Density Difference
The processor QC Chart should be maintained for _____ ?
A. 5 Years
B. 3 Years
C. 1 Year
D. 10 Years
C. 1 Year
Records of corrective action must be kept for how many years ?
A. 4 Years
B. 2 Years
C. 3 Years
D. 5 Years
B. 2 Years
Sensitometric strip should be maintained for ______ ?
A. 4 Weeks
B. 5 Weeks
C. 6 Weeks
D. 1 Year
C. 6 Weeks
The densitometer must be zeroed before each use. This is actually done by holding down the optical sensory arm and pressing the _______ button until 0.00 is displayed
A. ON Button
B. HOLD Button
C. NULL Button
D. START Button
C. NULL Button
MD and DD values that exceed ± ________ should be investigated immediately before the limit of 0.15 OD is exceeded.
A. 0.10
B. 0.1
C. 0.15
D. 0.05
A. 0.10
Tanks should be covered when not in use to prevent evaporation and ______ of solutions
A. Contamination
B. Oxidation
C. Contagion
D. Pollution
B. Oxidation
For single-sided emulsion film, the emulsion side of the film must be placed ______ in the sensitometer
A. Down
B. Up
C. In
D. Out
A. Down
Running a sheet of clear film through the processor will help clear the _____ of debris
A. Gears
B. Chemical
C. Roller
D. Film
C. Roller
The regulations require that processor quality control be performed each workday when radiographs are to be processed, before processing any patient films, the following are the equipment required except ?
A. Sensitometer
B. Densitometer
C. Fresh Box of Control Film
D. Glass thermometer accurate of at least 0.5 F
D. Glass thermometer accurate of at least 0.5 F
(Rationale: DIGITAL Thermometer accurate of at least 0.5 F)
For automatic film processors, the temperature must be within the film manufacturer’s specifications (usually ± ____ degrees F).
A. 0.5
B. 1.5
C. 2.5
D. 3.5
A. 0.5
Changing the chemistry, as part of routine preventative processor maintenance, is not justification for re-establishing processor operating _____ ?
A. Limits
B. Levels
C. Time
D. AOTA
B. Levels
Re-establishing processor control limits are the following, except ?
A. A change in film brand or speed
B. A change in film brand or type of chemistry
C. A change in replenishment rate
D. A change of processor
D. A change of processor
The Mid-density (MD) step is the step where the average density is closest to but not less than _______ ?
A. 1.10
B. 1.20
C. 2.20
D. 0.45
B. 1.20
The High Density (HD) step is the step where the average density is closest to _____ ?
A. 1.10
B. 1.20
C. 2.20
D. 0.45
C. 2.20
The Low Density (LD) step is the step where the density is closet to but not less than _____ ?
A. 1.10
B. 1.20
C. 2.20
D. 0.45
D. 0.45
To determine the average density for each step by adding the five readings for that step and dividing by ______ ?
A. 2
B. 5
C. 3
D. 7
B. 5
With the densitometer, we must read the density of each of the 21 steps for all five sensitometric control strips. If the densitometer has several aperture sizes, we must use the _____ mm aperture
A. 5 mm
B. 4 mm
C. 2 mm
D. 6 mm
C. 2 mm