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Figure 25.1 Right kidney, frontal section. Reference: Figure 25.1 In Figure 25.1, identify number 1.

A caterer is transporting hot rice pudding, hot meat loaf, and hot mashed potatoes for a service a banquet. Which of the following should be delivered in insulated container at 135°F or above?

What is the effect being demonstrated in this US image as indicated by the red arrows (see image below)? The R in the image indicates the ribs, the P indicates the lung, and the A indicates the movement of the lung as the canine breathes. 

What structures will you look for on a VD view of the canine thorax to make sure the entire VD thorax is present on the radiograph?

Which of the following is a radiographic indicator of hip dysplasia?

When imaging a bone such as the humerus or the femur, you must collimate proximally to include the [answer1] and distally to include the [answer2]

Which radiographic views should you take to complete a standard 2-view study of the small mammal (pocket pet/exotic)?

Which radiographic views should you take to complete a standard 2-view study of the canine abdomen?

When taking a lateral view of the canine thorax, you will collimate cranial to the [answer1] and caudal to the [answer2].

A cat has just arrived at the clinic with obvious trauma to the hind end after being attacked by a much larger dog in the client’s neighborhood.  The clinician wants you to perform a standard two – view radiographic study of the pelvis.  The clinician warns you that on physical exam there appears to be a fracture of the pelvis.  You must obtain the radiographs, but you don’t want to risk further injury to the poor cat. Which views will you take to complete this study?