Figure 25.2 Organs of the urinary system: (A) anterior view; (B) posterior view. Reference: Figure 25.2 In Figure 25.2, identify number 11.

Figure 25.2 Organs of the urinary system: (A) anterior view; (B) posterior view. Reference: Figure 25.2 In Figure 25.2, identify number 3.

Figure 25.1 Right kidney, frontal section. Reference: Figure 25.1 In Figure 25.1, identify number 7.

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?