Leave a Comment / By Hiba Al-Shawa / March 29, 2022 INBDE Oral Radiology Mnemonics Click to watch free preview videos!Operator Should Stand at Least 6 Feet Away from Patient to Reduce Radiation Exposure to the Operator. Water’s View: Best for Viewing Orbits, Mid-face, and Paranasal Sinuses (Esp. Maxillary Sinus) Get ACCESS NOW! Description: Here we’ll have mnemonics for the Oral Radiology Section of NBDE Dentin Book. Curriculum: Oral Radiology Mnemonics Diameter of Circular Beam at Patients Face: Maximum 2.75 inch Operator Should Stand at Least 6 Feet Away from Patient to Reduce Radiation Exposure to the Operator. Ekta-Speed Film is the Most Effective Way to Reduce Exposure Time, Amount of Radiation Reaching the Patient and Scatter Radiation Maximum Allowed Radiation Exposure Dose = 5 REM per year (for a person working near radiation) Muscle Cells are the Most Radio-resistant Developing Agent (Hydroquinone): Gives details to the x-ray image Accelerator (Sodium Carbonate) Antioxidant Preservative (Sodium Sulfite) Towne’s View: Best for Viewing Condyle and Ramus Water’s View: Best for Viewing Orbits, Mid-face, and Paranasal Sinuses (Esp. Maxillary Sinus) Yellowish-Brown Discoloration Error= Fixing time not long enough Focal Spot Influences Image Sharpness and Definition X-ray Fixing Solution: Clearing Agent (Sodium or Ammonium Thiosulfate) Exposure: Definition + unit of measure of exposure is Roentegen or Coulomb Unlock All Mnemonics Check out other topics: Oral Pathology Mnemonics Pharmacology Mnemonics (for INBDE and NDEB AFK) Oral Surgery Mnemonics Periodontology Mnemonics Prosthodontics Mnemonics Pharmacology Mnemonics for ADC Therapeutic Guidelines (2012) Head and Neck Anatomy with Mnemonics Orthodontics Mnemonics INBDE Oral Radiology Mnemonics INBDE Oral Pathology Mnemonics Oral Medicine Mnemonics
