1. all of the following form radiolucent stones except

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2. The radiosensitivity of cells depends on ____.

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3. If your film-based radiographs start coming out too light, it may be that the ______.

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4. which one of the following is used to show base of skull,sphenoid sinus,position and orientation of the condyles and fractures of zygomatic arch

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5. Radiographically 'se strum' formed in osteomyelitis is

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6. which is the best method to reduce radiation exposure to patient during a full mouth series

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7. the radioopacity that frequently obliqueterates the apices of maxillary molarswhen using the bisecting principle of intra oral radiography is the

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8. the size of the periapical film used in adults is

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9. Which of the following converts electrons into x-rays?

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10. Which of these structures hinders in imaging the root of maxillary molars

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11. The photosensitive component of an x-ray film is ______.

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12. When using a phosphor plate, if we tak eimage without deetion of previous one is called

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13. reversal lines are characteristic on the radiograph of

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14. Which property of x-ray is utilised in intensifying screens

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15. Advantage of CT SCAN over CBCT is

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16. which is the best technique for detecting proximal caries in children with minimum radiation exposure

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17. It is important that the film base be ____.

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18. radiographic diagnosis of dense radioopaque cotton wool areas throughout the entire body of the mandible and associated with hypercementosis is most likely

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19. The unit for measuring the absorption of x-rays is called:

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20. campbell lines are seen in which radiographic projection

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