Use the information provided in the technique chart to finish plotting kVp for the remainder of the chart. Tissue (cm) kVp 18 19 20 100 21 22

Refer to Figure 15.  Your patient was in a terrible accident and had their trachea (windpipe) crushed. Which of the tissues in this figure would have been damaged by this accident? Identify the tissue type and the letter from the figure (A, B, or C).  Tissue Type: [a] Letter: [b]

If you are asked to complete a lung radiographic study for a dog or cat, which views will you take? Select all answers that apply.

Which of these imaging technologies would be best for imaging bones, organs, and trauma?

Which of the following images of the avian patient would be most appropriate for positioning for a lateral view of the body cavity?  

Refer to Figure 3.  What is the SPECIFIC TYPE of tissue labeled B?

Refer to Figure 6.  The major tissues in all four of these images (A,B,C,D) are very similar, however there is one that does not fit as well with the others.  Identify which tissue does not belong with the others in this figure: [a] (include the letter from the figure and the type of tissue for full credit – A, B, C, or D) EXPLAIN what makes this tissue different than the others (approx. 3-5 words): [b]

C represents electrons inside the x-ray tube in the image below. If these electrons are moving from E toward A in this image, this means that B represents the area where the electrons strike. What is the name of this component of the x-ray tube? 

You are assessing a newborn and the physician needs a continuous assessment of the patient’s oxygenation status that will cause minimal discomfort to the patient. What would you suggest?

What therapeutic intervention (s) is generally needed to treat transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN)?