Figure 25.3B Microanatomy of the kidney: structure of the renal corpuscle and filtration. Reference: Figure 25.3B In Figure 25.3B, identify number 11.

Which imaging technology is associated with the projectile effect?

When taking a ventrodorsal (VD) extended view of the canine pelvis, you will collimate and caudal to the .

You have completed the technique chart for the canine/feline abdomen and want to create the thoracic technique chart next. The grid ratio for your machine is 16:1. You look at the abdominal technique chart and see that for a patient measuring 9 cm, you used a kVp of 58 and an mAs of 5.0. For this same patient in your thoracic technique chart, what should the kVp and mAs be? Grid ratio Added mAs 5:1 x2 6:1 x2-3 8:1 x3-4 12:1 x4-5 16:1 x5-6

What structures will you look for on a VD view of the canine thorax to make sure the entire VD thorax is present on the radiograph?

If the entire bird/small mammal/lizard/snake fits on the image receptor, which of the following landmarks is most appropriate for centering your x-ray field over the area of interest to take the radiograph?

When tissues overlap one another on a radiograph, what is this called?

You have completed the technique chart for the canine/feline abdomen and want to create the technique chart for bone and joint next. The grid ratio for your machine is 16:1. You look at the abdominal technique chart and see that for a patient measuring 9 cm, you used a kVp of 58 and an mAs of 5.0. For this same patient in your bone/joint technique chart, what should the kVp and mAs be? Grid ratio Added mAs 5:1 x2 6:1 x2-3 8:1 x3-4 12:1 x4-5 16:1 x5-6

If you position a bird as shown in the image below to take a radiograph of the body cavity, what view are you taking? The x-ray is oriented vertically pointing toward the tabletop. The bird is positioned directly on top of the image receptor which is sitting on the tabletop. This bird is lying on its back.

Which of these imaging technologies does NOT create images with the use of ionizing radiation (x-rays)?