When perform a RPO position of the chest, which lung is primarily of interest? 

Which structure/s is/are related to the indicated areas? Q1.png

Which TWO cranial nerves have a parasympathetic component?

A patient is facing the chest board with the right side of the body rotated 45 degrees away, what body position is the patient in? 

Where does the CR enter for this projection of the chest?  Test 2 Unit 1 Image 2.PNG

Identify the position for this image: Test 2 Unit 1 Image 6.PNG

Identify the position of this patient in this image:  Test 2 Unit 1 Image 8.PNG

When performing cardiac studies of oblique chests, how many degrees is the patient rotated? 

In this projection, which of the following structures are placed parallel or horizontally to the IR?  Test 2 Unit 1 Image 4.PNG

A patient is positioned for an AP axial projection of the chest but is unable to lean backwards, in order to demonstrate the apices free from superimposition of the clavicles, the central ray would be directed: