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EXAMPLE: AP PROJECTION OF THE SKULL A.       PATIENT POSITION:          SUPINE OR UPRIGHT B.       PART POSITION (IF APPLICABLE):       BACK OF HEAD ON IR C.       PLANE USED AND RELATIONSHIP:     MSP – PERPENDICULAR TO IR D.       LINE #1 & RELATIONSHIP:         OML PERPENDICULAR TO IR E.        LINE #2 & RELATIONSHIP:          IPL PARALLEL TO TOP OF IR F.        CR LOCATION:     ENTERING THE NASION G.       DEGREE & DIRECTION OF CR (IF APPLICABLE):     PERPENDICULAR _________________________________________________________________________________ Provide the following information regarding the routine projection listed: AP Axial Projection (Towne Method) PATIENT POSITION: PART POSITION: PLANE USED AND RELATIONSHIP: LINE #1 USED AND RELATIONSHIP: LINE #2 USED AND RELATIONSHIP: CR LOCATION: DEGREE AND DIRECTION OF ANGULATION:

The largest and densest bone of the face is the ______________. [BLANK-1]

Heart Valves   12).                              closed during heart relaxation. 

The reverse projection of the Anteroposterior (AP) Axial Projection (Towne Method) is the ______________________________________.

Review Questions Characteristic K-shell x-rays have an effective energy of _____ keV.

23). The                                 nervous system promotes vasoconstriction (narrowing of vessels), which increases blood pressure. 

The two parietal bones articulate posteriorly with the _____________ bone. [BLANK-1]

The thickest and densest portion of bone in the cranium is the ___________ ____________. [BLANK-1]

Which type of herpes is a sexual disease?

The scroll-like bone tissues that extend along the lateral walls of the nasal cavity are the _____________ ______________ _____________. [BLANK-1]