1. Mandible in single plane is seen in

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2. In the body which atom is useful in magnetic resonance imaging(MRI)

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3. Dose equivalent is expressed in terms of

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4. all of the following form radiolucent stones except

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5. radiographic view for diagnosisg horizontally favourable and unfavourable fracture is

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6. Fogging seen in x- ray film is seen due to all of the following reasons except

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7. Mc gregor and trapnell lines are seen on a

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8. dead bone appear on a radiograph as

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

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10. the purpose of a step down transformer in an x ray apparatus is to

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11. Size of x-ray film for bitewing used in a child for molar tooth

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12. Bremsstrahlung radiation results from ____.

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13. Hurter Driffield Index is used to measure

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14. in normal dental diagnostic procedures the principal radiation hazard to the operator is produced by

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15. Film size used to evaluate TMJ

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

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17. reversal lines are characteristic on the radiograph of

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18. in radionucleotide imaging the most useful radio pharmaceutical for skeletal imaging is

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

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20. The image of the coronoid process of the mandible often appears in periapical x-rays of

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