A 15 y.o. male presents to the urgent care setting following a football injury to the left index finger. He is unable to to extend the distal interphlangeal joint and in flexed position on examination. There is no dislocation. No other bony defomities noted. Radiograph of the finger is negative. What is your suspected diagnosis?

A 40 y/o male is BIB ambulance s/p MVA. On PE, he is noted to have abnormal knee positioning. On exam, the ENP notes suspected vascular impairment suspects anterior tibiofemoral joint displacement. Initial actions include:

Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis is characterized by:

ACE-inhibitor angioedema responds well to epinephrine.

What is the purpose of the indicator identified by the letter C? [BLANK-1]

How far above the shoulders should the top of the IR be positioned for an averaged sized patient for PA and lateral projections of the chest?

What is the CR angulation for an AP or PA oblique projection of the chest?

What is the function of the button indicated by letter E? [BLANK-1]

What is the function of the knobs indicated by letter A? [BLANK-1]

What is the primary source of radiation to the technologist?