2024 VTNE Radiology Test 2

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2024 VTNE Radiology Test 2 New Full Test | Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct

  • An elongation of one side of the animal's head results in

A:

Anterior crossbite

B:

Wry mouth

C:

Brachygnathism

D:

Prognathism

Answer: B

  • A lateral skull radiograph should be

A:

Done on awake patients only

B:

Done on anesthetized patients only

C:

Always done without an endotracheal tube

D:

Taken from the zygomatic arch to the sagittal crest

Answer: B

  • When taking radiographs, the veterinary technician should
  • / 4

A:

Maximize distance between herself or himself and x-ray sources

B:

Maintain at least 2 feet of separation between herself or himself and x-ray sources.

C:

Wear lead gloves and aprons only if a dosimeter is not available

D:

Wear lead gloves only if hands will be in the x-ray beam

Answer: A

  • What term identifies the loss of tooth structure by chemical means?

A:

Plaque

B:

Attrition

C:

Calculus

D:

Erosion

Answer: D

  • The root length of an upper canine is how long compared with the length of the
  • exposed portion of that tooth?

A:

One half the length

B:

Same length 2 / 4

C:

Three times the length

D:

One and a half times the length

Answer: D

  • You are looking at a radiograph that appears gray overall. This is best described as
  • a

A:

High-contrast film with few steps but large changes between each step

B:

High-contrast film with many steps but small changes between each step

C:

Low-contrast film with few steps but large changes between each step

D:

Low-contrast film with many steps but few changes between each step

Answer: D

  • If a radiograph is too dark, but the image shows adequate penetration, you should

A:

Increase mAs 30% to 50%

B:

Decrease kVp 10% to 15%

C:

Decrease mAs 30% to 50%

D:

Increase kVp 10% to 15%

Answer: C 3 / 4

8. A grid with a ratio of 10:1 absorbs

A:

Less scatter radiation and requires less exposure factors than a 5:1 grid

B:

Less scatter radiation and requires greater exposure factors than a 5:1 grid

C:

More scatter radiation and requires greater exposure factors than a 5:1 grid

D:

More scatter radiation and requires less exposure factors than a 5:1 grid

Answer: C

  • Long-latitude film

A:

Produces a short scale of contrast

B:

Produces a long scale of contrast

C:

Has large calcium tungstate crystals

D:

Cannot be processed manually

Answer: B

  • A focal-film distance that is too short causes the radiographed image to

A:

Appear larger

B:

Appear too light

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2024 VTNE Radiology Test 2 New Full Test | Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct 1. An elongation of one side of the animal's head results in A: Anterior crossbite B: Wry mouth C: Brachyg...

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