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The document contains a series of questions related to OPG and advanced imaging techniques in dentistry, including topics such as the history of OPG machines, imaging techniques for TMJ, and the use of CBCT. Each question is followed by multiple-choice answers, indicating a focus on examination preparation for dental students. The content is structured in a quiz format, addressing various aspects of dental imaging and radiography.

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OPG & Advanced Imaging Techniques - Q

The document contains a series of questions related to OPG and advanced imaging techniques in dentistry, including topics such as the history of OPG machines, imaging techniques for TMJ, and the use of CBCT. Each question is followed by multiple-choice answers, indicating a focus on examination preparation for dental students. The content is structured in a quiz format, addressing various aspects of dental imaging and radiography.

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Dental Academy

OPG & ADVANCED IMAGING TECHNIQUES (QUESTIONS)


OPG 5. OPG machine was invented by: (Past Q)

1. Abnormalities in all of the following is a. William Roentgen


detected by panoramic radiograph b. Numata
except: (Past Q) c. Hounsfield
a. Mandibular condyle d. Kjell
b. Maxillary anteriors
c. Mandibular posterior teeth Ans. is _______________________________
d. Occipital condyle
6. Thyroid dose from OPG is: (Past Q)
Ans. is _______________________________ a. 23gy
b. 35μgy
2. While taking OPG, an exaggerated smile c. 50μgy
line seen is due to: (Past Q) d. 74μgy
a. Patient's chin positioned too high
b. Patient's chin positioned too low Ans. is _______________________________
c. Patient's head positioned too far back
d. Patient's head positioned too forward 7. Ghost like shadows on X-ray film may be
seen in: (Past Q)
Ans. is _______________________________ a. Lateral Cephalogram
b. MRI
3. For visualization of TMJ, best c. CT scan
radiographic view is: (Past Q) d. OPG
a. Lateral oblique
b. Water's view Ans. is _______________________________
c. PA view
d. OPG 8. Which of the following can cast Ghost
images in an OPG X ray? (Past Q)
Ans. is _______________________________ a. Ascending ramus of mandible
b. Foreign body in upper lip
4. In an OPG, if patient places her chin c. Lip jewel
anterior to focal trough, the structures in d. Nose ring
radiograph will appear: (Past Q)
a. Blurred and Magnified Ans. is _______________________________
b. Blurred and Diminished
c. Sharp and magnified 9. Reverse smile line appearance in a
d. Sharp and diminished panoramic radiograph is due patient's
head being positioned: (Past Q)
Ans. is _______________________________ a. Posterior to focal trough
b. Anterior to focal trough
c. With Downward angulation c. Leafless tree
d. With upward angulation d. Branchless tree

Ans. is _______________________________ Ans. is _______________________________

CBCT And Other Diagnostic Modalities 15. Submandibular salivary duct occlusion
is best studied by: (Past Q)
10. CBCT full form is: (Past Q) a. Sialography
a. Coil beam computed tomography b. Manual Palpation
b. Cone beam computed tomography c. Occlusal X-ray
c. Combined beam computed d. MRI
tomography
d. Circular beam computed tomography Ans. is _______________________________

Ans. is _______________________________ 16. Identify the true statement regarding


Sialogram: (Past Q)
11. OPG was recorded in a case of internal a. Specificity is more than salivary gland
derangement of TMJ. To confirm the scan
diagnosis, imaging technique to be used b. if both are indicated Sialogram is done
is: (Past Q) after salivary scan
a. Arthroscopy c. Sialogram demonstrates anatomical
b. MRI structures while salivary scan is
c. CT scan functional status
d. Bone scan d. All of the above

Ans. is _______________________________ Ans. is _______________________________

12. TMJ arthroscopy is most useful in 17. Appearance of a normal salivary gland
management of: (Past Q) on a sialogram is: (Past Q)
a. Fracture of condyle a. Branching with blooming appearance
b. Internal derangement b. Branching with leaves appearance
c. Condylar Ankylosis c. Branchless with fruit laden appearance
d. Condylar Hyperplasia d. Branchless with leaves appearance

Ans. is _______________________________ Ans. is _______________________________

13. Films are used in which radiographic 18. Inflammation and effusion in the
imaging technique: (Past Q)
temporomandibular joint is best
a. Arthrography demonstrated by: (Past Q)
b. Xeroradiography a. Lateral tomogram
c. Thermography b. T2 weighted MRI images
d. Digital radiography c. T1 weighted MRI images
d. Panoramic radiograph
Ans. is _______________________________
Ans. is _______________________________
14. Normal salivary gland appears in the
sialogram as: (Past Q)
19. Which of the following is NOT a type of
a. Leaf laden tree contrast radiography: (Past Q)
b. Cherry blossom
a. Arthrography a. Occlusal radiograph
b. Sialography b. Periapical radiograph with tube shift
c. Tomography technique
d. Arthrotomography c. CBCT scan
d. Panoramic view
Ans. is _______________________________
Ans. is _______________________________
20. A disadvantage of Ultrasonography is:
(Past Q) 23. Raw digital data for image
a. Cannot differentiate between solid & reconstruction in Cone beam CT scan is
cystic lesions obtained from: (Past Q)
b. Diagnosis depends on observer's a. 120° exposures / projections
perception b. 240° exposures / projections
c. Cannot be used for dynamic functions c. 360° exposures / projections
d. Cannot be used for imaging TMJ d. 480° exposure / projections

Ans. is _______________________________ Ans. is _______________________________

21. Radiation exposure is maximum in 24. Functional disorders of salivary glands


which imaging modality: (Past Q) are best visualized by using:(Past Q)
a. Arthrography a. Conventional Intraoral and extraoral
b. CT scan radiographs
c. MRI b. Computed tomographic scanning
d. OPG c. Scintigraphy and sialography
d. MR Imaging
Ans. is _______________________________
Ans. is _______________________________
22. Impacted maxillary canines can be best
localized through: (Past Q)

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