radiology

t/f localization of foreign objects is the most important us of dental radiographs.

t/f the benefit of disease detection does not outweigh the risk of small doses of xradiation

t/f through the use of dental radiographs the dental professional can detect disease, lesions and conditions of the jaws that cannot be identified clinically

t/f a radiograph contains less information than a written record.

t/f missing, extra and impacted teeth can be identified on a dental radiograph.

t/f the dental radiographer is any person who positions, exposes, and processes dental x-ray film

t/f the dental radiographer is assigned only to position and expose dental xray films.

t/f the dental radiographer may be assigned to monitor quality control procedures

t/f patient and operator protection must be primary concerns of dental radiographer

t/f operator competence is maintained by performing dental radiography duties