List TWO visual criteria used to determine if any PA or AP view of the Skull or Face is rotated. 1.   2.

What are the two things that are necessary in order to demonstrate air-fluid levels on a Routine Paranasal Sinus exam?             1.             2. 

On a properly positioned Axiolateral Oblique view of the Mandible, the upside Mandible is the best demonstrated away from bony superimposition.

The image below most accurately demonstrates which patient position?

Is the image below positioned correctly? Why or why not?

True or False The proper amount of oblique for a RAO position of the Sternum is a shallow 15-20 degree oblique.

The appropriate Lateral to perform on a properly positioned routine Mandible examination would be:

On a Routine Rib examination, the proper oblique to perform if the patient is complaining of Left Anterior Rib trauma would be:

Without red bone marrow, bones will not be able to:

The epidermis is composed of connective tissue, while the dermis is composed of epithelium.