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Somebody tell me how the hell you can tell the difference between AP/PA view of the hand on X-ray

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I'm about to get my Bachelors in medical imaging this June and I'm planning on going into nuclear medicine, however I cannot for the life of me tell the difference between an AP and PA view of the hand unless there's a little lead L/R in the corner..

I was always lucky in the last 4 years because I would get different cases on my exams, and I can usually tell what's AP/PA on other structures but the hand just won't stick with me lol

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