Yeah, point-n-shoot is about all you need to know. You wouldn't need to have any idea about kVp or mAs settings and how they relate to body density; or whether you would adjust those settings up or down for an African-American patient. You needn't worry about the 35 or so different types of shoulder procedures or the proper tube angle and positioning for a good view of the hook of the hamate either.

Just plop the patient down, push a couple of buttons and it's fire in the hole.