1qualities of xray that result in the recording of a high contrast or low contrast
film contrast
2qualities of xray inherited in the preparation of _
film emulsion
3are undesirable density that produces gray tones on the film, which decrease contrast
fog and scatter radiation
4describe as either long, short, or moderate scale
contrast characteristics
5refers to the number of different duygfhmju present on the radiograph
scale
6A high contrast radiograph will appear mostly black and white with few shades of gray in between.
only few density levels on the radiograph
short scale contrast
7 A low contrast radiograph will display many shades of gray and few blacks and whites
different density levels on the radiograph
long scale contrast
8marami ang color range from dark - light
difference in recorded density of adjacent structures in very small and many density levels are present
long scale of contrast
9result of higher kvp because the higher the penetrability of xray photons, the tissue will be more penetrated = more gray tones
long scale of contrast
10long scale contrats (3)
low contrast
low degree of contrast
decreased or not enough contrast
11refers to a very small difference from one square to another
low & low degree of contrast
12term used by many who believed that many gray tones and not enough contrast
decrease or not enough contrast