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3 years ago

Required film mount information would include all of the following except the:

Medicine

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Makovka662 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Number of Radiographs

Explanation:

The following information is placed on a film mount:

1.Use a silver pencil and properly label the film holder before actually mounting the films.

2.Write clearly and legibly: + Patients full name + Date of exposure. (Won't necessarily need to document this info. in a dental office, however at CCD it is a requirement to notate the name of the prescribing dentist + radiographer's name)

3.For Digital: The computer automatically labels the "mount" with the patients name, and date. 4.The student radiographer needs to add the name of the prescribing dentist and their name in the clinical notes under "A" of Adpie.

Therefore Number of radiographs is not part of the information required

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