A phagosome is a sac that fuses with lysosomes that contain bactericidal chemicals.

The HIV virus attacks CD4+ T cells, causing suppression of both cell-mediated and humoral immune responses.

Image #18: AP Axial Clavicle (angled) Proper image identification and display: Computer generated anatomical marker Lead anatomical marker located outside of anatomy Lead anatomical marker collimated partially or completely off Image is correctly displayed

Image #15: AP Neutral Trauma (Left) Proper image identification and display: Computer generated anatomical marker Anatomical marker masked on image Anatomical marker located in anatomy of interest Image is correctly displayed

Image #1: PA Upright What projection/position does this image represent? AP (anteroposterior) PA (posteroanterior) Lateral Upright

A virus is are obligate intracellular parasites that must infect bacteria in order to replicate.

Image #5: Upright Fuji S-Value: 285 Range: 100-400 (no adjustment needed) Under 100 Over-exposed (- Technique)  Over 400 Under-exposed (+ Technique) *Nasogastric (NG) tube placed: both internal tubing to stomach/ external tubing To make image optimal I will: Increase the technique Remove external artifact from anatomy of interest Move the CR proximal (up) to include anatomy of interest Keep technique the same

Image #7: Hand Positioning: All pertinent anatomy is included CR is directed to the proper point Critical joint spaces are closed Superimposition of anatomy is present

Image #18: AP Axial Clavicle (angled) Proper image identification and display: Computer generated anatomical marker Lead anatomical marker located outside of anatomy Lead anatomical marker collimated partially or completely off Image is correctly displayed

Image #15: AP Neutral Trauma (Left) Proper image identification and display: Computer generated anatomical marker Anatomical marker masked on image Anatomical marker located in anatomy of interest Image is correctly displayed