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What are some careers that deal with bones?
Radiology
What are the ratings and certificates for Bones - 2005 Judas on a Pole 2-11?
Bones - 2005 Judas on a Pole 2-11 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-14
What has the author Felix S Chew written?
Felix S. Chew has written: 'Skeletal radiology' -- subject(s): Radiography, Bones, Diseases, Human skeleton, Imaging, Diagnosis, Bones and Bones, Bone and Bones
What is the song played in the beginning of the Bones episode Judas on a pole?
Sea Lion by Sage Francis
For what radiographic view can a dog be allowed to stand?
Sternal decubitus view of the thorax - page 37 part 2 of Radiology textbooks :o)
What has the author R S Paterson written?
R. S. Paterson has written: 'A radiological investigation of the epiphyses of the long bones' -- subject(s): Bones, Radiology, Epiphysis
What kind of information is included on the radiology technician test?
One is measured on a variety of knowledges on the radiology tech test. One must show understanding in human organs, bones, body fluid structures, and etc.
What's the song playing in the Bones episode Judas on a Pole?
Running up that hill by Placebo. It's on iTunes.
Is there a frog lateral view x-ray?
According to Stedman's Radiology Words Includes Nuclear Medicine & Other Imaging, Fourth Edition, it is frogleg lateral view.
What are the release dates for Bones - 2005 Judas on a Pole 2-11?
Bones - 2005 Judas on a Pole 2-11 was released on: USA: 13 December 2006 Germany: 8 November 2007 Japan: 14 December 2007 Belgium: 4 February 2008 Hungary: 22 May 2009
What is skyline view on Xray?
Skyline view on X-ray refers to a specific perspective used in radiology to assess the alignment and structure of the bones in the cervical spine, specifically at the atlanto-occipital joint. This view helps in evaluating conditions such as cervical instability or abnormalities in the craniovertebral junction. By visualizing the outline of the skull and the upper cervical vertebrae, healthcare providers can identify potential issues that may require further investigation or intervention.
What is diagnostic radiology used for?
Diagnostic radiology is used as it's name suggests, for diagnosing problems within the human body without using invasive techniques. Xrays are best used for identifying issues with bones or other dense matter.
