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18 Cards in this Set
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What projection is best for the examination of the maxillary sinus |
Waters Projection |
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What projection is best for the examination of fractures of the zygomatic arch |
Submentovertex Projection |
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What projection is best for the examination of fractures of the condylar neck |
Reverse Towne Projection |
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What projection is best for the examination of the soft tissue profile of the face |
Lateral Cephalometric Projection |
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What projection is best for the examination of the condyle and articular eminence |
Transcranial Projection |
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What projection is best for the examination of fractures of the mandibular body |
Lateral Jaw Projection |
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What projection is best for the examination of a large lesion in the ramus |
Lateral Jaw projection |
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What is the vertical angle for lateral jaw imaging |
-15 to -20 |
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What is the vertical and horizontal angle for transcranial |
+25 20 Degrees |
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Head position for lateral jaw imaging |
Tipped 15 Degrees Toward Side Being Imaged |
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Head position for submentovertex imaging |
Head Tipped Back |
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Head position for reverse towne imaging |
Head Tipped Down & Mouth Open |
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Head position for posteroanterior imaging |
Forehead & Nose Touch Cassette |
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Head position for lateral cephalometric imaging |
Left Side Near Cassette |
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Head position for waters imageing |
Chin Touches Cassette |
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Receptor placement for lateral jaw imaging |
Flat Against Cheek |
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Receptor placement for transcranial imaging |
Flat Against Ear |
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What are grids used for |
Decrees Scatter Radiation Reduce Film Fog Increase Film Contrast |
