What is the difference between an X-ray and a radiograph

What does the total number of X-rays generated depend on?

Briefly describe what X-rays are

How is a radiograph produced by passage of X-rays through a body?

Which types of tissues absorb high amounts of radiation?

What colour are radio-opaque tissues on a radiograph?

What colour are radiolucent tissues on a radiograph?

What causes the white colour of radio-opaque structures?

What causes the black colour of radiolucent structures?

List the following materials from least to most radio-opaque?

Bone
Air
Fat
Soft tissue
Metal

What is collimation?

What is the purpose of lead gowns/gloves?

List the 6 steps you should take when reading a radiograph

How does an

a) overexposed
b) underexposed

radiograph look?

How is positioning of an x-ray stated?

Why should x-rays be taken in at least 2 orthogonal planes?

List 3 ways you can tell dogs and cats apart on radiographs

Which features can we use to estimate age?

What is being referred to in a "left lateral" radiograph?

How is a barium meal gotten into the animal?

What can a barium meal be used for?

When can x-rays be useful when animals are pregnant? What care needs to be taken when x-raying pregnant animals?

How can contrast media used in the urinary tract be given?

How can contrast media be useful when x-raying joints/synovial structures?