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I want to image the stifle of a dog. I position the dog as shown in the image below. What is the name of the view I am taking?

Select the imaging technology or technologies which require the use of x-rays (ionizing radiation) to produce an image. Select all answers that apply.

Select the landmarks you will use for collimation for a radiograph of the lateral thorax. Select all answers that apply!

The image shown below is created using MRI. The skin and fat are shown in white while the organs and fluids are shown as dark grey and black. This image is an example of which of the following types of images?

You are taking a VD view of the canine abdomen. Which of the following landmarks is most appropriate for you to use to include the cranial abdomen in your image?

Which of the following will most likely result in needing to retake a radiograph if the clinical question cannot be answered?  Select all answers which apply.

Refer to Figure 3.  What is the SPECIFIC TYPE of tissue labeled A?

Refer to Figure 15.  Your patient was in a terrible accident and had their trachea (windpipe) crushed. Which of the tissues in this figure would have been damaged by this accident? Identify the tissue type and the letter from the figure (A, B, or C).  Tissue Type: [a] Letter: [b]

Refer to Figure 3.  What is the SPECIFIC TYPE of tissue labeled B?

Refer to Figure 6.  The major tissues in all four of these images (A,B,C,D) are very similar, however there is one that does not fit as well with the others.  Identify which tissue does not belong with the others in this figure: [a] (include the letter from the figure and the type of tissue for full credit – A, B, C, or D) EXPLAIN what makes this tissue different than the others (approx. 3-5 words): [b]