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Veterinary Technician

Category - Imaging

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When performing conventional radiographs on a veterinary patient, which of the following positions allow for optimal standard viewing of the thoracic cavity?

Lateral and oblique
Caudocranial and dorsoventral
Ventrodorsal and oblique
Lateral and dorsoventral

Explanation

Answer: D - Lateral and dorsoventral are the two basic positions that allow for optimal standard viewing of the thoracic cavity. These positions are preferred because they provide a clear view of the thoracic cavity and allow the heart to be properly positioned.

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