| film e. |
a dehydrated gel emulsion of light- or radiation-sensitive silver halide that is applied to a suitable base.
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| film o. |
a device, encased in a container of oxygen, that makes possible the production of a thin film of blood to facilitate the exchange of gases; see rotating disk o. and screen o.
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| filmy t. |
one marked with symmetrical whitish patches.
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| film contrast |
The characteristics of an imaging medium that influence the ability of the radiologist to see differences in density between adjacent objects in the image.
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| film dressing |
A transparent wound covering, made of polyurethane, that enables health care providers to visually inspect an injured part as it heals. The dressing allows water vapor to escape from the wound but does not permit liquids or bacteri
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