An AP oblique Grashey projection showed the glenohumeral joint closed and not coracoid without any superimposition with the humeral head. This radiograph describes a patient with

What should be demonstrated at the proximal end of a properly positioned AP humerus?

Inferosuperior axial/Lawrence Method: when the humeral epicondyles are parallel to the table, the lesser tubercle will be seen in complete profile ________:

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PA Oblique Thumb: What positioning error occurred in this image, if any? 2. Accurately positioned thumb.png  

An AP shoulder projection obtained with the humeral epicondyles positioned parallel with the IR demonstrates the: 1. greater tubercle in profile laterally 2. lesser tubercle in profile medially 3. humeral head in profile medially 4. greater tubercle superimposed over the humeral head

ERROR: A lateral scapular projection obtained with the patient under-rotated and the arm placed at a 90-degree angle with the patient demonstrates: 1. superimposed lateral and vertebra scapular borders. 2. the lateral scapular border medial to the vertebral border. 3. the superior scapular angle inferior to the coracoid. 4. the vertebral scapular border medial to the lateral border.

AP internal oblique of the elbow with proper positioning would demonstrate the ___________ in profile.

A less than optimal AP elbow projection demonstrating the ulna without any radial head superimposition ___

The Radius is crossed over the ulna in an AP Projection of the Forearm. What is the ERROR?