Question 1

Which of the following is an extraoral image?

Accepted Answer

A) Periapical 
B) Bitewing 
C) Lateral jaw 
D) Occlusal 
A) Periapical 
B) Bitewing 
C) Lateral jaw 
D) Occlusal C

Question 2

Bisecting and paralleling are two methods used for obtaining which of the following dental images?

Accepted Answer

A) Periapicals 
B) Bite-wings 
C) Occlusals 
D) Panoramic 
A) Periapicals 
B) Bite-wings 
C) Occlusals 
D) Panoramic A

Question 3

How many dental images would you take on your patient if you were taking a CMS?

Accepted Answer

A) 4-7 
B) 7-14 
C) 14-20 
D) 19-21 
A) 4-7 
B) 7-14 
C) 14-20 
D) 19-21 C

Question 4

Which of the following images is used to evaluate the crown,roots,and supporting bone of a tooth?

Accepted Answer

A) Periapical 
B) Interproximal 
C) Occlusal 
D) Panoramic 
A) Periapical 
B) Interproximal 
C) Occlusal 
D) Panoramic

Question 5

CMS stands for

Accepted Answer

A) complete mouth restorative series. 
B) complete mouth series. 
C) complete mouth restorative service. 
D) complete mouth service. 
A) complete mouth restorative series. 
B) complete mouth series. 
C) complete mouth restorative service. 
D) complete mouth service.

Question 6

Your new adult patient has no clinical sign of disease and no restorations.Which of the following images should you take?

Accepted Answer

A) Periapicals 
B) Bite-wings 
C) CMS 
D) Occlusals 
A) Periapicals 
B) Bite-wings 
C) CMS 
D) Occlusals

Question 7

The CMS is defined as a series of intraoral dental images that shows

Accepted Answer

A) all the dentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws. 
B) all the edentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws. 
C) all the dentulous or edentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws. 
D) all the dentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws that can be verified clinically. 
A) all the dentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws. 
B) all the edentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws. 
C) all the dentulous or edentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws. 
D) all the dentulous tooth-bearing areas of the upper and lower jaws that can be verified clinically.

Question 8

Your patient has no clinical sign of disease;how frequently should you take a CMS on your patient?

Accepted Answer

A) Every year 
B) Every other year 
C) Once every 3 to 5 years 
D) You cannot take a CMS 
A) Every year 
B) Every other year 
C) Once every 3 to 5 years 
D) You cannot take a CMS

Question 9

You have been asked to take a dental image of your patient's mandible.Which type of image would you take?

Accepted Answer

A) Periapical 
B) Bite-wing 
C) Occlusal 
D) Lateral jaw 
A) Periapical 
B) Bite-wing 
C) Occlusal 
D) Lateral jaw

Question 10

Which of the following is an extraoral technique for dental image examination?

Accepted Answer

A) Panoramic 
B) Interproximal 
C) Periapical 
D) Occlusal 
A) Panoramic 
B) Interproximal 
C) Periapical 
D) Occlusal

Question 11

How many dental images would you take for a CMR on your edentulous patient?

Accepted Answer

A) 4 
B) 7 
C) 14 
D) 18 
A) 4 
B) 7 
C) 14 
D) 18

Question 12

When are bite-wings and periapical images prescribed?

Accepted Answer

A) Every year 
B) Every other year 
C) According to a set schedule 
D) As needed,based on the patient's individual needs 
A) Every year 
B) Every other year 
C) According to a set schedule 
D) As needed,based on the patient's individual needs

Question 13

Which of the following is used for an interproximal evaluation?

Accepted Answer

A) Periapicals 
B) Bite-wing 
C) Lateral jaw 
D) Occlusals 
A) Periapicals 
B) Bite-wing 
C) Lateral jaw 
D) Occlusals

Question 14

The bite-wing image is used in the

Accepted Answer

A) periapical paralleling technique. 
B) periapical bisecting technique. 
C) occlusal technique. 
D) interproximal examination. 
A) periapical paralleling technique. 
B) periapical bisecting technique. 
C) occlusal technique. 
D) interproximal examination.

Question 15

Which technique examines the crowns of both maxillary and mandibular teeth on a single image?

Accepted Answer

A) Periapical paralleling technique 
B) Periapical bisecting technique 
C) Occlusal technique 
D) Interproximal examination 
A) Periapical paralleling technique 
B) Periapical bisecting technique 
C) Occlusal technique 
D) Interproximal examination

Question 16

Periapical images must show the entire crowns and roots of the teeth being examined as well as ____ to ____ mm beyond the root apices.

Accepted Answer

A) 0.1;0.5 
B) 1.0;2.0 
C) 2.0;3.0 
D) 4.0;5.0 
A) 0.1;0.5 
B) 1.0;2.0 
C) 2.0;3.0 
D) 4.0;5.0

Exam 16: Introduction to Radiographic Examinations

Which of the following is an extraoral image?

Bisecting and paralleling are two methods used for obtaining which of the following dental images?

How many dental images would you take on your patient if you were taking a CMS?

Which of the following images is used to evaluate the crown,roots,and supporting bone of a tooth?

CMS stands for

Your new adult patient has no clinical sign of disease and no restorations.Which of the following images should you take?

The CMS is defined as a series of intraoral dental images that shows

Your patient has no clinical sign of disease;how frequently should you take a CMS on your patient?

You have been asked to take a dental image of your patient's mandible.Which type of image would you take?

Which of the following is an extraoral technique for dental image examination?

How many dental images would you take for a CMR on your edentulous patient?

When are bite-wings and periapical images prescribed?

Which of the following is used for an interproximal evaluation?

The bite-wing image is used in the

Which technique examines the crowns of both maxillary and mandibular teeth on a single image?

Periapical images must show the entire crowns and roots of the teeth being examined as well as ____ to ____ mm beyond the root apices.

Radiation History

Radiation Physics

Radiation Characteristics

Radiation Biology

Radiation Protection

Dental X-Ray Equipment

Dental X-Ray Film

Dental X-Ray Image Characteristics

Dental X-Ray Film Processing

Quality Assurance in the Dental Office

Dental Radiographs and the Dental Radiographer

Patient Relations and the Dental Radiographer

Patient Education and the Dental Radiographer

Legal Issues and the Dental Radiographer

Infection Control and the Dental Radiographer

Paralleling Technique

Bisecting Technique

Bite-Wing Technique

Exposure and Technique Errors

Occlusal and Localization Techniques

Panoramic Imaging

Extraoral Imaging

Imaging of Patients With Special Needs

Digital Imaging

Three-Dimensional Digital Imaging

Normal Anatomy: Intraoral Images

Film Mounting and Viewing

Normal Anatomy: Panoramic Images

Introduction to Image Interpretation

Descriptive Terminology

Identification of Restorations, dental Materials, and Foreign Objects

Interpretation of Dental Caries

Interpretation of Periodontal Disease

Interpretation of Trauma and Pulpal and Periapical Lesions

Filters

Periapical images must show the entire crowns and roots of the teeth being examined as well as to mm beyond the root apices.