AP oblique ribs: Rotate the thorax toward the affected side until the midcoronal plane is at a _________ degree angle with the IR.

SMV cranium, mandible, and sinuses: The patient should be positioned so the _______ is parallel to the IR.

PA axial cranial, facial bones, and sinuses (Caldwell): The petrous ridges are demonstrated horizontally through the ___________.

The ____________ in the lumbar region are demonstrated best on a lateral image.

The purpose of the PA oblique sternum is to oblique the patient enough to place the manubrium, SC joints, sternal body, and xiphoid process to be demonstrated within the heart shadow without __________ superimposition.

T/F: On a true AP hip radiograph, the lesser trochanter should in profile laterally.

Which of the following bones participate in the formation of the knee joint?

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.