What is the name of the three-faceted joint of the foot?

Where on the humerus do fractures commonly occur?

While evaluating a neutral shoulder image you see the glenoid fossa is nearly in profile with only a small amount of the articulating surface demonstrated, the superolateral border of the scapula is superimposed by the thorax, and the medial clavicular end has been rolled away from the vertebral column. How was the patient positioned incorrectly, if at all?

The greater tubercle partially superimposes the humeral head and the humeral head is in partial profile. What position is this?

What separates the greater and lesser tubercles?

What position/ projection is demonstrated in this image?

Which of the following is true concerning the anatomy of the scapula? Choose all that apply.

Which tarsal bone aids in the formation of the ankle joint?

Which is the largest tarsal bone?

What projection of the humerus will be achieved if the patient is erect and the humeral epicondyles are placed perpendicular to IR?