Radiographic Film Processing: Darkroom and Viewing Area

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What are the ideal characteristics of the darkroom floor?

Non-porous, non-slippery, and chemical-resistant

Why should the radiographic darkroom be completely lightproof with no windows?

To avoid accidental exposure to light or x-rays

Why should the radiographic darkroom be away from damp or hot areas?

To prevent the fogging of radiographic films

What is the minimum recommended floor area for a radiographic darkroom?

10 m2

Why should the X-ray beam in the adjacent room never be directed at the darkroom wall?

To prevent fogging of radiographic films

What should be the humidity level maintained in the dark room?

40-60%

What type of lighting is recommended for the dark room?

White lighting

What should be the temperature maintained in the dark room?

18-20 degree celsius

What is recommended for safe lighting in the dark room?

Direct safe-light lamp at a distance of 1.2m from the working surface

What is recommended if the humidity level exceeds 60% in the dark room?

$Maintaining the humidity within acceptable limits$

At what distance should indirect safe lighting be suspended above floor level in the dark room?

2.1 m

What type of paint is recommended for the walls and ceiling in the dark room?

Glossy cream or white paint

Which type of lighting is recommended for the dark room?

Safe lighting

What humidity level should be maintained in the dark room?

50-60%

What type of paint is recommended for the walls and ceiling in the dark room?

Glossy cream or white paint

Why should the X-ray beam in the adjacent room never be directed at the darkroom wall?

To avoid film fog

What would be the purpose of a pass box in the dark room?

To transfer items without compromising light-tightness

What is the purpose of a radiographic darkroom?

To provide a safe area for handling and processing radiographic films without the risk of accidental exposure to light or x-rays

Why should the radiographic darkroom be completely lightproof with no windows?

To prevent film fog caused by accidental exposure to light or x-rays

What characteristics should the darkroom floor possess?

Non-porous, non-slippery, chemical resistant, stain proof, durable, and easy to maintain

Why should the X-ray beam in the adjacent room never be directed at the darkroom wall?

It may cause fogging of film due to exposure to scattered radiation

What is recommended for safe illumination in the darkroom?

Indirect safe lighting suspended above floor level

Test your knowledge on radiographic film processing, including the processing area, viewing area, and the importance of the radiographic darkroom. This quiz covers topics such as safe handling, film fog, and the necessary procedures for efficient processing.

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