The image above is an inferior view of the abdomen, looking up from the pelvic region.  Identify the primary muscle of breathing pictured above:  _______

The image above shows a lateral view of the right leg.  Identify the muscle labeled A: _______ Identify the muscle labeled B: _______ Identify the muscle labeled C: _______ Identify the muscle labeled D: _______ Identify the structure labeled E (do not abbreviate): _______

The image above shows a posterior view of the right lower leg.  Identify the muscle labeled A: _______ Identify the muscle labeled B: _______ Identify the structure labeled C: _______

The image above is an inferior view of the brain.  Identify the cranial nerve labeled A (include name and number): _______ Identify the cranial nerve labeled C (include name and number): _______ Identify the cranial nerve labeled D (include name and number): _______ Identify the cranial nerve labeled E (include name and number): _______

The image is a lateral view of a dissected eye.  Identify the structure labeled A: _______ Identify the structure labeled B:  _______ Identify the layer of the eye labeled C:  _______

The image above shows an anterior view of the upper torso.  Identify the muscle labeled A: _______ Identify the muscle labeled B: _______ Identify the muscle labeled C: _______

The image above shows an anterior view of the right arm.  Identify the muscle labeled A:  Hint: This muscle flexes the forearm at the wrist joint.  _______ Identify the muscle labeled B:  _______

I have completed my break (or I am not taking a break) and am ready to move on to Part 2 of the exam. 

If a radiographic technologist performs an abdomen radiograph but the order states to do a lumbar spine radiograph, this could fall into the _______ legal theory if the patient files for negligence.

If a radiographer is given wrong orders by the radiologist and the patient sues the radiographer for performing the exam, this would fall under which legal theory?