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An exposure chart is designed to provide a detailed exposure technique for a material of a given thickness which will produce a what?
predetermined density with a specific x ray machine and set of parameters
An exposure chart is sometimes called what?
constant density chart or technique chart
What two things that exposure chart parameters consist of?
variables and constants
What are the three variables of an exposure chart?
exposure(given in mAs/mAm), kV ranges and material thickness(predetermined range)
Where are the constants listed on the exposure chart
on the legend block
List the nine constants the are listed in the legend.
1) type of material 2) type of machine used 3) type and make of film 4) H&D (density produced) 5) MA 6) SFD 7)Quality enhancers if used 8) processing methods 9) type of development
Why is semi-logarithmic paper used for exposure charts?
prevents lines from curving back onto each other and allows pertinent info. to be placed in a reduced amount of space
What are the four ways to construct an exposure chart?
1) step block 2) step block characteristic curve 3) wedge-tapered 4) wedge and characteristic curve
Which is the least preferred way to construct an exposure chart?
step block
Which is the most accurate way to construct an exposure chart?
wedge tapered
What is the math formula used for the wedge characteristic curve?
(Tan(Angle of the wedge) x D) + t = T
What is the "D" in the wedge and characteristic curve represent?
The distance measured on the film from the image of the thin edge to the point the density was measured
What is the "t" in the wedge and characteristic curve represent?
Thickness of the thin edge of the wedge which is normally .125"
Which exposure chart construction method is used in class?
wedge and characteristic chart
What are the factors for the selection of film to be used for the exposure chart?
1) select a film you will use often 2) has good contrast and latitude 3) has a characteristic curve available for it
What four density are measured to produce the the characteristic curve?
1.6, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2