Which of the following bones are in the hindfoot portion of the foot? Cuneiforms Calcaneus Talus

A supine position with the central ray directed 15 degrees cephalic through the midpelvis is used to demonstrate an

A Lateral Oblique Elbow projection specifically looks at what anatomy? 

What is the joint classification of the glenohumeral joint? 

What is the centering point for a Lateral Foot projection? 

When the leg is extended in the supine position, the foot is maximally dorsiflexed, and the central ray is directed 40 degrees cephalad through the plantar surface of the foot, the resulting image demonstrates

Where is the AC joint located?

What is the joint space between the proximal phalanx and distal Phalanx of the first digit? 

When the leg is extended, the ankle is dorsiflexed to form an angle of 90 degrees between foot and leg, the leg is rotated medially approximately 15 degrees, and the CR is perpendicular to the IR through the midpoint between the malleoli, the resulting image demonstrates

How many degrees of rotation is required for the AP Medial Oblique Ankle projection?