The borders for lateral and VD views of the thoracic vertebrae are Cranial: [C7] ​ Caudal: [L1]

The borders for a VD extended leg radiographic view are Cranially [tipofiliacwing] Caudally [distalpatella] 

Fill in the blanks to correctly describe the borders for a lateral thorax radiograph:  Cranial: Palpate from the cranial point of the scapulohumeral articulation, include [thoracicinlet] Caudal: A few centimeters caudal to the [lastrib]

In limb (orthopedics) radiographs it is important to position the bone [parallel] to the image receptor and the central ray [perpendicular] to the bone. 

We must measure the patient to determine the appropriate kilovoltage peak (kVp) for a given___________________________________

These are the same image. a) What anatomical structure is circled in green? b) Give the name and correct number of the vertebrae outlined in yellow c) What anatomical structures are outlined in purple? Exam 2 image one (5).pdf

What is the name of the positioning aid that is nearly always used for VD abdominal and thorax views. 

a) List two reasons that indicate this is a properly positioned radiograph  b) Name this radiographic view. 

For abdominal radiographs you should expose the image at the end of expiration. Explain why. 

List the five tissue densities that are naturally occurring and may be seen on a radiographs.