Question 1

During developer and fixer replenishment, the flow rates

Accepted Answer

A) are higher for the fixer. 
B) are higher for the developer. 
C) are the same for both solutions. 
D) vary by processor manufacturer. 
A) are higher for the fixer. 
B) are higher for the developer. 
C) are the same for both solutions. 
D) vary by processor manufacturer. A

Question 2

Which of the following is not a component of the transport system?

Accepted Answer

A) Entrance roller 
B) Master roller 
C) Crossover rack 
D) Microswitch 
A) Entrance roller 
B) Master roller 
C) Crossover rack 
D) Microswitch D

Question 3

The normal range of developer solution temperature for 90-second automatic film processors is

Accepted Answer

A) 20° to 23° C. 
B) 25° to 27° C. 
C) 33° to 35° C. 
D) 35° to 40° C. 
A) 20° to 23° C. 
B) 25° to 27° C. 
C) 33° to 35° C. 
D) 35° to 40° C. C

Question 4

In order for correct replenishment to occur with a volume replenishment system, the larger films are usually processed

Accepted Answer

A) lengthwise. 
B) widthwise. 
C) either way. 
D) Position is not important, because a timer controls replenishment. 
A) lengthwise. 
B) widthwise. 
C) either way. 
D) Position is not important, because a timer controls replenishment.

Question 5

During automatic processing, the proper order of steps is

Accepted Answer

A) development, washing, fixation, drying. 
B) development, drying, washing, fixation. 
C) fixation, development, washing, drying. 
D) development, fixation, washing, drying. 
A) development, washing, fixation, drying. 
B) development, drying, washing, fixation. 
C) fixation, development, washing, drying. 
D) development, fixation, washing, drying.

Question 6

The section of an automatic film processor in which the highest temperature is maintained is the

Accepted Answer

A) developer. 
B) fixer. 
C) wash. 
D) dryer. 
A) developer. 
B) fixer. 
C) wash. 
D) dryer.

Question 7

A large group of radiographs are processed and the radiographer notices a progressive decrease in optical density.One possible cause could be

Accepted Answer

A) excessive developer temperature. 
B) underreplenishment. 
C) overdevelopment. 
D) None of the above are correct. 
A) excessive developer temperature. 
B) underreplenishment. 
C) overdevelopment. 
D) None of the above are correct.

Question 8

The addition of glutaraldehyde into the automatic developer solution helps prevent

Accepted Answer

A) overdevelopment. 
B) emulsion softening. 
C) rapid oxidation. 
D) all of the above. 
A) overdevelopment. 
B) emulsion softening. 
C) rapid oxidation. 
D) all of the above.

Question 9

Developing agents give rise to greater activity than the sum of the individual agents through a process called

Accepted Answer

A) synergism. 
B) buffering. 
C) catabolism. 
D) oxidation/reduction. 
A) synergism. 
B) buffering. 
C) catabolism. 
D) oxidation/reduction.

Question 10

Which of the following is not a function of the circulation system?

Accepted Answer

A) Maintaining solution concentration 
B) Agitation during development 
C) Maintaining an even solution temperature 
D) Replenishment of solutions 
A) Maintaining solution concentration 
B) Agitation during development 
C) Maintaining an even solution temperature 
D) Replenishment of solutions

During developer and fixer replenishment, the flow rates

Which of the following is not a component of the transport system?

The normal range of developer solution temperature for 90-second automatic film processors is

In order for correct replenishment to occur with a volume replenishment system, the larger films are usually processed

During automatic processing, the proper order of steps is

The section of an automatic film processor in which the highest temperature is maintained is the

A large group of radiographs are processed and the radiographer notices a progressive decrease in optical density.One possible cause could be

The addition of glutaraldehyde into the automatic developer solution helps prevent

Developing agents give rise to greater activity than the sum of the individual agents through a process called

Which of the following is not a function of the circulation system?

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Exam 4: Film Processing

During developer and fixer replenishment, the flow rates

Which of the following is not a component of the transport system?

The normal range of developer solution temperature for 90-second automatic film processors is

In order for correct replenishment to occur with a volume replenishment system, the larger films are usually processed

During automatic processing, the proper order of steps is

The section of an automatic film processor in which the highest temperature is maintained is the

A large group of radiographs are processed and the radiographer notices a progressive decrease in optical density.One possible cause could be

The addition of glutaraldehyde into the automatic developer solution helps prevent

Developing agents give rise to greater activity than the sum of the individual agents through a process called

Which of the following is not a function of the circulation system?

Introduction to Quality Management

Quality Management Tools and Procedures

Filmscreen Image Receptors, Darkrooms, and Viewing Conditions

Processor Quality Control

Silver Recovery

Quality Control of X-Ray Generators and Ancillary Radiographic Equipment

Quality Control of Fluoroscopic Equipment

Digital and Advanced Imaging Equipment

Outcomes Assessment of Radiographic Images

Mammographic Quality Standards

Quality Control in Computed Tomography

Quality Control for Magnetic Resonance Imaging Equipment

Ultrasound Equipment Quality Assurance

Quality Assurance in Nuclear Medicine

Filters