Radiology Module 2 Exam

What is the CDT code for an FMX?

What is the CDT code for the first PA?

What is the CDT code for additional PAs?

What is the CDT Code for 2 or 4 horizontal bitewings?

What is the CDT code for 6 vertical bitewings?

What is the CDT code for a pano?

What is the recommended FMX interpretation sequence?

What type of bone appears more dense and radiopaque?

What type of bone appears more spongy and radiolucent?

What structure appears on a radiograph as a thin radiolucent line between the maxillary incisors?

What structure appears as a v-shaped radiopaque area periapical to the maxillary central incisors?

What structure appears as a small round radiolucent area between the maxillary central incisors?

What structures appear as fuzzy radiopaque masses within the nasal cavity?

What is the radiopaque shape formed by the intersection of the lateral wall of the nasal fossa and the anterior border of the maxillary sinus near the maxillary canines?

What structure appears as a large radiolucent area superior to the maxillary incisors?

What structures appear as large radiolacent areas superior to the apices of the maxillary premolars and molars?

What structure appears as a fuzzy radiopaque band extending posteriorly from the zygomatic process?

What structure appears as a vertical radiopaque line that divides the nasal cavity?

What structures appear as radiopaque lines within the maxillary sinus?

What structures appear as narrow radiolucent bands surrounded by two thin radiopaque?

What structure appears as a radiopaque bulge distal to the third molar?

What structure appears as a radiopaque hook-like projection posterior to the maxillary tuberosity?

What structure appears as a ring-shaped radiopacity inferior to the apices of the mandibular incisors?

What structure appears as a small radiolucent dot inferior to the apices of the mandibular incisors and is surrounded by the genial tubercles?

What structure appears as a small, round radiolucent area in the apical region of the mandibular premolars?

What structure appears as a thick radiopaque band extending from the mandibular premolar region to the midline?

What structure appears as a radiolucent area above the mental ridge near the mandibular incisors?

What is another name for the internal oblique ridge?

What is another name for the mylohyoid line?

What structure appears as a dense radiopaque band extending down from the third molar region near the apices?

What structure appears as a radiopaque band extending downward from the anterior border of the ramus and ends in the mandibular third molar region?

Does the internal or external oblique ridge appear lower on a radiograph?

What structure appears as a radiolucent band with two thin radiopaque lines that represent the cortical walls located near the apices of the mandibular molars?

What structure may appear as a triangular radiopacity over or inferior to the maxillary tuberosity region?

What structure may appear on a pano as a sharp projection behind the ramus of the mandible?

Does radiolucent describe light or dark areas of a radiograph?

Does radiopaque describe dark or light areas on a radiograph?

What is the term for a radiographic lesion that has one compartment?

What is the term for a radiographic lesion with multiple compartments?

What is the term for a radiographic lesion with a pronounced rim of bone?

What is the term for a radiographic lesion with fuzzy, poorly defined borders?

What is the term for a well-defined, localized radiopaque lesion?

What is the term for a well-defined radiopaque lesion surrounded by a uniform radiolucent halo?

What is the term for a lesion that appears granular or pebbled?

What is the term for multiple radiopacities that overlap or flow together?

What is the term for a lesion located near the root of a tooth?

What is the term for a lesion located near the crown of a tooth?

What is the term for a lesion located in between roots?

What is the term for an area that does not have teeth?

What is the name of the air space seen on a pano beneath the floor of the nasal cavity and above the maxillary teeth?

What is the name of the air space located laterally and superior to the floor of the nasal cavity? Near the head of the ramus.

What is the name of the air space that is lateral to the ramus and appears outside of the skull on a pano?

What two types of crowns appear on radiographs as very radiopaque with smooth countours and regular borders?

What types of crowns appear radiopaque, but less so than gold or zirconia, and are often not contoured properly to the cervical portion of the tooth?

What type of crown appears slightly radiopaque and may have a brighter radiopaque line of cement outlining the prepared tooth?

What type of crown appears slightly radiopaque with a completly radiopaque center?

What type of restoration appears as very radiopaque with irregular borders and a slight overhang?

What type of restorations usually appear as slightly radiopaque, but may appear radiolucent?

What type of resotrations are often used as a temporary crown or filling, appear slightly radiopaque, with a poor marginal fit?

Which endodontic material appears as slightly radiopaque lines in the pulp canals?

Which endodontic material appears as very radiopaque lines in the pulp canals?

What type of restoration appears very radiopaque and screw-like?

What is it called when a restoration does not properly contact adjacent teeth?

What is it called when a restorative material hangs down over the edge of the tooth?

What is it called when the edges of a restoration are uneven?

What is it called when the margins of a restoration to not properly cover the tooth?

What shape do interproximal caries progress in?

What class of interproximal caries extend less than halfway through the thickness of the enamel?

What class of interproximal caries extend more than halfway through the thickness of the enamel and do not involve the DEJ?

What class of interproximal caries extend to or through the DEJ, but do not extend more than halfway through the dentin?

What class of interproximal caries extend through the enamel and more than halfway through the dentin

What class of occlusal caries only involve the enamel?

What class of occlusal caries extend into the dentin?

What class of occlusal caries extend more than halfway into the dentin?

What form of noncarious lessions appear on incisal or occlusal surfaces as shallow concavities and may resemble occlusal/incisal caries

What form of noncarious lesion appears on root surfaces as well-defined horizontal radiolucencies along the cervical region of the tooth?

What stage of periodontal disease is characterized by <15% radiographic bone loss?

What stage of periodontal disease is characterized by 15%-33% radiographic bone loss?

What stage of periodontal disease is characterized by >33% radiographic bone loss?

What stage of periodontal disease is characterized by >33% radiographic bone loss and missing 5+ teeth due to perio disease?

What percent RBL is present in Stage I periodontal disease?

What percent RBL is present in Stage II periodontal disease?

What percent RBL is present in Stage III periodontal disease?

What percent RBL is present in Stage IV periodontal disease?

What are the characteristics present in localized bone loss?

What are the characteristics of generalized bone loss?

What pattern of bone loss occurs in a plane parallel to the CEJs of adjacent teeth?

What pattern of bone loss occurs in a plane perpendicular to the CEJ?

What condition is characterized by a missing part of a crown?

What condition appears as a sharp radiolucent line on the root of a tooth?

What condition is characterized by the destruction of the root along its periphery and appears on a radiograph as a blunted root?

What condition is characterized by the destruction of dentin around the pulp cavity and apears as a round radiolucency in the mid-crown or mid-root portion of a tooth?

What condition is characterized by the calcification of the pulp chamber and canals and appears radiographically as a pulp cavity of decreased size with very thin pulp canals?

What condition is characterized by complete calcification of pulp tissue and appears radiographically as no visible pulp chamber and/or pulp canals?

What condition is characterized by calcifications found in the pulp chambers or canals and appear as round/ovoid radiopacities?

What condition is a localized collection of pus around the apex of a nonvital tooth that appears radiographically as a round/ovoid apical radiolucency with poorly defined margins?

What condition is an infection that originates in the periodontal structures and is an acute destructive process that appears as a radiolucent area along the lateral aspect of the root, typically inter-radicular?

What condition appears as a well-defined radiopacity below the apex of a nonvital tooth that is not attached to the root and does not involve the PDL space? It is an area where more bone is produced in an area due to past infection.

What condition appears as a well defined radiopacity below a vital, noncarious tooth?

What condition is characterized by excessive deposition of cementum and appears radiographically as a radiopaque band along all or part of a root surface?

What is the room number of Rad Lab?