Exam 20: Principles of Radiographic Interpretation

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Rapidly growing lesions without distinct borders are usually:

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Cysts and benign lesions usually grow:

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Edentulous areas:

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___________________ are located in specific areas of the oral cavity and are well within normal limits.

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If all the borders of a lesion are not seen, the dental professional should:

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_________ is an "explanation" of the structures seen radiographically.

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If a lesion is not seen in three planes:

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In addition to radiographic findings, identify a symptom(s)that may be part of a diagnosis:

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Most lesions appear ________ on processed radiographs.

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The final diagnostic role rests with the _________.

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____% of all pathologic conditions seen in the jaws are the result of nonvital teeth and their sequela.

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In determining a differential diagnosis, identify the radiographs that should be initially considered:

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