How much rotation and which oblique position are required to BEST  demonstrate the left sternoclavicular joints?

Which of the following is the first compensatory spinal curvature to develop in an infant?

An erect lateral projection of the sternum ideally should be done with an orthostatic breathing technique to “blur” out the lung markings.

What kV range is recommended for an AP projection of the ribs found below the diaphragm?

Union of the cystic and common hepatic ducts.

The trunk ganglia contain what kind of cell bodies?

Which one of the following basic types of tissues functions to regulate and control body functions?

#1-3  What are 3 different names for #1? #4-5  What are 2 different names for #3? #6  What specifically connects to #7? #7  What specifically connects to #6? #8  What is your kV range for an RAO? #9  Why do we do an RAO, not an LPO?  (keep it short) #10  What is the recommended breathing technique for a lateral?

#1 & 2  What is the specific names of projection a?   Projection b? #3  What is the tube CR for “b” for a male patient? #4  What is the tube CR angle for “b” for a male patient?

During a pickup basketball game, your friend collided with another player and ended up with two scrapes indicated by the red “X” marks in the image below: Using anatomical terminology, please explain where the wounds are located. Wound A: Provide 1 regional term and 2 directional terms that describe its location. Wound B: Provide 1 regional term and 2 directional terms that describe its location. Finally, write one sentence describing the relationship of the two wounds to each other using anatomical terminology. You must use at least two new terms that were not already used in your Wound A or Wound B descriptions above.