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Operate, maintain, and sterilize all radiographic equipment used to
expose radiographs. (I, II)
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Demonstrate radiographic infection control procedures while exposing
and processing radiographs. (II)
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| 3.
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Utilize radiation protection measures for the patient and operator.
(III)
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Select appropriate types and sizes of dental radiographic film and
film holders to be used for the patient. (IV)
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Expose intraoral radiographs using the bisection, paralleling, and
mixed techniques on primary dentition, adult dentition, and edentulous
DXTTR (dental x-ray training replica) phantoms. (V)
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Expose intraoral radiographs using the bisection, paralleling, and
mixed techniques on child and adult patients. (V)
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Expose accessory radiographs including the following films:
topographical, cross-sectional (pedodontic and adult), and distal
oblique. (VI)
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Expose a panoramic radiograph on an adult or child patient. (VI)
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Process exposed radiographs using automatic and manual techniques.
(VII)
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Identify and mount full-mouth series, horizontal and vertical
inter-proximal radiographs and accessory films. (VIII)
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Evaluate radiographs by identifying technique errors, cause for
errors, and measures to correct them. (IX)
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| 12.
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Identify the anatomy of the dentition and landmarks of the maxilla and
mandible using intraoral and extraoral radiographs. (X)
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| 13.
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Identify and chart atypical or pathological conditions using intraoral
and extraoral radiographs. (XI)
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Maintain darkroom processing equipment including the automatic
processor and time-temperature equipment. (XII)
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Duplicate radiographs. (XIII)
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