Let’s say you are observing the feeding behavior of an adult duck at Big Spring Park in Athens, AL. Pose two questions about the behavior, each from a different category of Tinbergen’s Four Questions.  Make sure you state two categories you chose.

Which of the following are demonstrated on the PA oblique projection of the lumbar spine?

True or False: All protostomes are triploblastic _____ 

Which of the following projections should be performed at a 40 inch SID? Swimmer’s technique AP thoracic spine Lateral thoracic spine

Where does the central ray enter the body for the AP axial projection of the lumbosacral junction and SI joints?

Which of the following will prevent the AEC detector from prematurely terminating the exposure in performing a projection of the lateral lumbosacral spine and help with any scatter radiation?

How many degrees is the body rotated for the AP and PA oblique projections of the SI joint?

A patient is positioned for the Swimmer’s technique and the patient is unable to depress the shoulder furthest away from the IR.  How should the CR be directed in this circumstance?

This semester, you have practiced handling and negotiating workplace situations and labor agreements.  Identify your key takeaways from these experiences and areas that you feel you might improve. This question is worth 10 points.

Consider the following strikes that came about amongst retail workers: Costco Workers Strike: In January 2025, Costco workers represented by the Teamsters union authorized a strike across five states. The strike was driven by demands for a contract that reflects Costco’s record-breaking profits, including fair wage increases, improved retirement benefits, and better working conditions Kroger Workers Strike: In February 2025, over 10,000 Kroger workers in Colorado went on strike, citing unfair labor practices and demanding better wages and benefits Starbucks Employees Strike: In 2024, Starbucks employees organized strikes to protest against inadequate pay and poor working conditions. These strikes were part of a broader movement to unionize Starbucks locations across the United States After having completed a majority of this course, provide a personal response to ONE of the following options: A) assess the economic implications of the strikes on both the workers and the companies involved. This includes evaluating: Wage and Benefit Demands: Comparing the workers’ demands for wage increases and improved benefits against the companies’ financial performance and profitability. Cost of Strikes: Estimating the financial losses incurred by the companies due to the strikes, including lost sales, disrupted operations, and potential long-term impacts on customer loyalty. Economic Benefits for Workers: Considering how successful strikes might improve workers’ economic conditions, such as higher wages, better benefits, and job security. B) explore the social and ethical dimensions of the strikes, focusing on: Worker Rights and Fairness: Evaluating whether the workers’ demands are justified based on their working conditions, pay, and treatment by the employers. Corporate Responsibility: Assessing the companies’ responses to the strikes and their overall commitment to fair labor practices and social responsibility. Public Perception and Support: Analyzing how the strikes are perceived by the public and the media, and how this perception influences the outcomes of the strikes and the broader labor movement. This question is worth 20 points.