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Image #18: AP Axial Clavicle (angled) Proper image identification and display: Computer generated anatomical marker Lead anatomical marker located outside of anatomy Lead anatomical marker collimated partially or completely off Image is correctly displayed

Image #15: AP Neutral Trauma (Left) Proper image identification and display: Computer generated anatomical marker Anatomical marker masked on image Anatomical marker located in anatomy of interest Image is correctly displayed

Image #3: AP What projection/position does this image represent? AP (anteroposterior) PA (posteroanterior) Lateral Right Lateral Decubitus (RLD)

Image #17: AP Clavicle Positioning: All pertinent anatomy is demonstrated CR is directed too low (distal) MCP is not parallel to the IR CR is to proper point

Image #7: Hand What projection/position does this image represent?

Image #12 Fuji S-Value: 235 Range: 75-200 (no adjustment needed) Under 75 Over-exposed (- Technique)  Over 200 Under-exposed (+ Technique) Image Techniques: Collimation is ½” to skin line Image is over-exposed Image is under-exposed Trabecular markings and cortical outlines are well visualized

A heart attack is caused by: (choose all that apply)

For the repolarization phase of an autorhythmic cell action potential,

Which can be used to characterize blood flow in the human body? Choose all that apply.

For skeletal muscle cells, a refractory period is longer than a duration of contraction.