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What is the anatomic structure outlined in yellow in this image? Hint-the positioning picture is how this image is obtained.  Note: It is a paired structure, the one on the right of the image is not outlined.  images (1)-1.pdf

When restraining birds for radiographs, tape may be used to secure them to the table or restraining device. a) Where should you never tape on a bird? b) Why not? 

Fill in the blanks to correctly describe the borders for a lateral thorax radiograph:  Cranial: Palpate from the cranial point of the scapulohumeral articulation, include [thoracicinlet] Caudal: A few centimeters caudal to the [lastrib]

The borders for a VD extended leg radiographic view are Cranially [tipofiliacwing] Caudally [distalpatella] 

The borders for lateral and VD views of the thoracic vertebrae are Cranial: [C7] ​ Caudal: [L1]

What is the name of the positioning aid that is nearly always used for VD abdominal and thorax views. 

For abdominal radiographs you should expose the image at the end of expiration. Explain why. 

How many view of a feline thorax do you need if you are going to be sending them to be reviewed by the radiologists at Auburn CVM (or any radiologist)? 

What anatomical structure is this radiographic view used to evaluate? 

A modified lateral abdomen in male dogs is used for what purpose?