For an anterior oblique position (LAO, RAO) of the cervical spine, the CR should be directed:

The physician wants to visualize the right anterior acetabulum on a radiograph.  What postion should the patient be in to demonstrate this?

T/F: The upper (C1-C4) and lower (C5-C7) cervical vertebrae can demonstrate rotation independently or simultaneously, depending on which part of the body is rotated.

The AP oblique projection (Grashey method) of the glenoid fossa requires the body to be rotated

What, if anything is wrong with this Axial Calcaneous radiograph? Picture2(1).png 

What, if anything can be done to fix this odontoid view? Picture1(8).png 

The adductor tubercle is found on the:

For the right SI joint to be visibly open on a radiograph, how should the patient be postioned to open the joint?

To better demonstrate the interphalageal joints of the toes, which of the following procedures should be used?

A radiopgraph of a true AP pelvis demonstrates that the right obturator foramen is open and the left appears closed.  What occurred?