Exposure and processing errors along with correction strategies -faulty radiograph part 2

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     FAULTY RADIOGRAPH -PART2        

                           EXPOSURE ERROR:

STUDENTS CORNER:

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DARK RADIOGRAPH:

REASONS:
  • PROLONGED EXPOSURE TIME (kvp)
  • HIGH KILOWOLTAGE POTENTIAL(MA)
  • Decreased film to source distance
CORRECTION:
  • Set exposure time kvp,MAcorrectly
  • Adjust film to source distance

LIGHT RADIOGRAPH

REASONS:
  • Low kvp -less MA
  • Less exposure 
  • Increased in film to source distance
CORRECTION:
  • Set exposure time kvp,MAcorrectly
  • Adjust film to source distance









PROCESSING ERROR:


DARK RADIOGRAPGH :

REASONS:

  • Developing time to long
  • High temperature of developer
  • Inadequate fixation
  • Light exposure before processing

CORRECTION:
  • Time -temperature method 
  • 68F-5 minute
  • 78F-4 and half munute 



LIGHT RADIOGRAPGH :

REASONS:
  • Less developing time
  • Low temperature of developer
  • Contaminated developer


CORRECTION:
  • To check time,temperature of developer




FILM FOG:

REASONS:
Improper safe light

CORRECTION:
check for proper safe light







BLACK MARK:

REASONS:
  • Placing of nail on film while opening film

CORRECTION:
  • Take precaution while opening 

BLACK SPOT:

REASONS:
  • Dust in contact with un devloped film
  • Touching of film during processing
  • Sticking of black paper to the film remove black paper carefully 
CORRECTION:
  • Take precaution while opening 
  • Sticking of black paper to the film remove black paper carefully 








WHITE STREAK:

REASONS:
film contamination 
dust on film


WHITE SPOT/AIR BUBBLE:

REASONS:
  • Trapping of air
  • Bubble on the film
  • Film agiating while developing film 

STATIC ELECTRICITY :

REASONS:
  • Rapid opening of film from pocket in peroid of low humidity 
  • Electrical discharge produced at surface of emulsion

CORRECTION:
  • Do not open  film very rapidly 

DEVELOPER CUT OFF:


EMULSION PEEL:

REASONS:
abrasion of film during procesing 

CORRECTION:
follow proper processing technique

BROWN STAINS/YELLOW STAINS :

REASONS:
  • Depleted developer solution and fixer solution 
  • Contaminated solution
  • Insufficient washing

CORRECTION:
  • Follow proper processing technique
  • Changing solution every four weeks 





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