Explain about vander val interactions in antigen-antibody interaction?
Into how many types is antigen-antibody reactions are broadly classified?
What are the applications of precipitation reactions?
What are the aphrodisiacs/sexual tonics for improving the quality of semen/sperm count and motility and fertility?
Explain radiology?
What does an x-ray tube consist of?
A quality radiograph is obtained using a 4 inch pid and an exposure time of 3 impulses. The pid was removed and replaced with a 16 inch pid. What should the new exposure time be to maintain image density?
Mention what is the unit to measure x-rays exposure?
What conditions will you commonly see as a diagnostic radiologist?
Explain what is emulsion?
What is the unit of time used to measure x-rays exposure?
What is an early clinical sign of excessive acute exposure to radiation?
What type of image will it produce when using the bisecting angle technique, directing the x-ray beam perpendicular to the long axis of the teeth?
What is the maintenance process in x-ray unit?
Is it dangerous if a person is exposed to x-rays frequently?