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In a properly positioned AP shoulder with EXTERNAL rotation what anatomic structure should be seen in profile? 

What view is the image below? [a] Letter B: [b] Letter C (you do not have to state a vertebral level or side): [c]

D: [d] E: [e] F: [f] G: [g]

If the nose of the Scottie dog extends beyond the body of the vertebra on an oblique image, what, if any, error has occurred?

Letter V: [v] Letter W: [w] Letter X: [x] Letter Y: [y] What view is the image below? [z]  

J: [j]   K: [k]   Is the patient over-rotated, under-rotated, or properly rotated? [1] 

How would you fix the positioning error in the lateral knee image below?  

What position is this? [1] A: [a] B: [b] C: [c] D: [d]  

What position is this? [1] How many degrees should you rotate the leg? [2]   What is the proper angulation for this projection if the patient’s ASIS to tabletop measurement is 28 cm? [3]    

Are the exposure factors for these images adequate? Justify your answer. Worth 2 points.