Image #4  AP Ankle To make image optimal I will: Increase medial (internal) rotation Increase the collimation (cone down) Remove internal artifacts Increase flexion of ankle

Image #2 Fuji S-Value: 134 Range: 75-200 (no adjustment needed) Under 75 Over-exposed (- Technique)  Over 200 Under-exposed (+ Technique) To make the image optimal I will: Move lead anatomical marker to within collimated light field Align anatomy to long axis of the IR Move the CR more proximal to proper point Increase the technique

Image #1  AP Foot Positioning: The toes are not extended Slight lateral (external) rotation Slight medial (internal) rotation There is insufficient collimation

Image #15 Positioning: CR is too high There is evidence of collimation Evidence of rotation to the left AML is not perpendicular to the IR

Image #1  AP Foot Fuji S-Value: 220 Range: 75-200 (no adjustment needed) Under 75 Over-exposed (- Technique)  Over 200 Under-exposed (+ Technique) Image techniques: Image is correctly exposed Image is over-exposed Image is under-exposed Trabecular markings and cortical outlines are not well visualized

Image #13  AP Hip Positioning: The CR is too low Rotation to the left There is insufficient collimation Femoral neck is foreshortened

Image #12 Proper image identification and display: Computer generated anatomical marker Anatomical marker located outside of bony anatomy Lead anatomical marker collimated partially or completely off Image is correctly displayed

Image #10 Fuji S-Value: 72 Range: 75-200 (no adjustment needed) Under 75 Over-exposed (- Technique)  Over 200 Under-exposed (+ Technique) To make image optimal I will: Decrease the CR angle Increase the CR angle Increase lateral (external) rotation Increase technique

Image #13  AP Hip What projection/position does this image represent?

Image #6  Lateral Ankle Positioning: There is inadequate flexion of ankle CR is directed posterior to the proper point Critical joint spaces are narrowed Anatomy is aligned to the light field