MDS PREP
The purpose of aluminium filters in the path of X-ray beam is to 
 1. Increase contrast
 2. Reduce patient exposure
 3. Reduce film density
 4. Reduce film details
                            Radiology
                            Answer: 2
                            
                        Gamma camera in Nuclear Medicine is used for
1) Organ imaging
2) Measuring the radioactivity
3) Monitoring the surface contamination
4) RIA
                            Radiology
                            Answer: 2
                            
                        Submentovertex view is best useful for 
1) Sinuses
2) Zygomatic fractures
3) Mandibular fractures
4) Maxillary fractures
                            Radiology
                            Answer: 3
                            
                        The structure of protein least affected by radiation is 
 1. Primary structure
 2. Secondary structure
 3. Tertiary structure
 4. Quarternary structure
                            Radiology
                            Answer: 1
                            
                        Radiographically mental foramen lies between the roots of 
 1. Canine and first premolar
 2. First and second premolars
 3. Second premolar and first molar
 4. In the incisor region
                            Radiology
                            Answer: 2
                            
                        Which of the following is most radiolucent 
 1. Porcelian
 2. Composites
 3. Dental amalgam
 4. Zinc-oxide eugenol
                            Radiology
                            Answer: 1
                            
                        Radiation dose to patient can be reduced by all of the following except
1) Speed films
2) Filters
3) By increasing target-object distance
4) Decreasing kilovoltage potential
                            Radiology
                            Answer: 4
                            
                        ...............is not a property of X-rays 
1. Ionization
2. Action on photographic film
3. Excitation 
4. Collimation