For the flexed D65Pr-DDi for a skyline view of the equine dorsodistal radius:

During collimation for a D10-15Pr-PaDiO view of the fetlock, you will:

A horse is suspected to have chronic degenerative changes in the distal sesamoid. Which view are you most likely to choose to evaluate the changes in the shape of the bone?

The veterinarian wants to compare each individual hip joint of a horse and has asked you to obtain a ventrodorsal oblique view of each hip. General anesthesia has been administered, and the patient is in a ventrodorsal position with hind limbs flexed. As you prepare, you realize that:

Suppose you are trying to obtain a mediolateral view of a horse’s shoulder, but the veterinarian suspects an injury to the supraglenoid process. For this particular procedure you will direct the central ray:

You need to obtain a ventral dorsal view of a horse’s pelvis. Which step below will not be helpful?

You want to obtain an extensor surface/skyline (DPr-DDi) view of an equine fetlock. What step does not belong in this procedure?

You are trying to take a radiograph of a cow’s forelimb digit. What should not be part of the procedure?

This Transcendentalist’s desire for social reform took expression in educational reform, introducing P.E, the study of nature, and field trips into the curriculum.

In his day, Emerson thought the church turned God from a living spirit and reality into fixed convention, evoking only a historical Christianity making God seem a thing of the past and dead.