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For a recumbent mediolateral projection-lateral knee on a short patient with a wide pelvis the cephalic CR angle should be:  

A patient presents with acute elbow trauma. Which projection best demonstrates anterior and posterior fat pad displacement?

In the above diagram, #15 represents the:

The Neer Method requires a 10 – 15 degree cephalad angle to demonstrate the supraspinatus outlet free of superimposition by the humeral head.

Which of the following radiographic methods are used to demonstrate the intercondyloid fossa?      I.     PA axial – Holmblad    II.     axiolateral – Danelius-Miller   III.     PA axial – Camp-Coventry

A patient is placed in the prone position with the femur adjusted parallel to the IR. The knee is flexed 40 – 50 degrees with the CR directed 40 degrees caudad, perpendicular to the lower leg.  Which of the following anatomy will be demonstrated?

In the above image, #8 is the:

Which of the following is the most likely location for a fracture of the humerus?

The AP projection of the foot could also be termed the:

To demonstrate the calcaneus using a plantodorsal projection with the long axis of the foot perpendicular to the IR, the CR should be directed: