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Hope you all had a great summer!

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This relies on the image receptor (plate) object (tooth) and x-ray source (self explanatory at this point I would hope!) being in alignment and at appropriate distances from one another.

Try and create a diagram that shows what you want to achieve to ensure your images are great. *hint, diagrams are really useful in exams!

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Do you have a Random Radiation Physics Question?

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Do you have a Random Radiation Physics Question?

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What do you really struggle to get to grips with?
kV, mAs, density, sharpness I could go on...

What do you need to know and who has the simplest of explanations?

e.g: under and over exposure - Toast, if it's burnt it's blackened and over(exposed)toasted. If it's still basically bread, it's under(exposed)toasted

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or just if you want to get a quicker response:
skatieb@hotmail.co.uk

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What can you identify on this image?

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Can ANYONE help with explaining this for the assessment?

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What is the most useful tip for making sure you get a good image?

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Hold on to the handles!
1) you can see if the chin rest is at a good height. You can move it up or down before they put their chin on.
2) it helps them to balance if you need to move them forward. You can sometimes move the feet forward if they are standing too far back, to straighten the spine and drop shoulders.
3) it gives them a responsibility during the exam. Empowering patients during exams to be involved is extending the patient-centred approach and also acts to strengthen implied consent to continue with the procedure.
4) it helps them to keep still. The final image will be clear and diagnostic.

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Here are some ideas  to start with ... share your answers to some of these common questions but don't forget to add your own.

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Horizontal, O.K.

What do we want to see on the image?

Do you have any tips on positioning that you find useful?

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What do you mean, vertical?

Can you explain why we do these?
What do we want to see on the image?

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Use this space to share your problem, you won't be the only one!

Someone else may have a solution which can be shared here too!

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What do you need to do and why?

Add one aspect of patient prep and the reason why.

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Can you identify one element of patient positioning and describe why it is important?

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What tips do you have that help you remember which way the kit goes together?