A less than optimal lateral sternum projection that does not demonstrate the sternum in profile and visualizes the superior heart shadow extending anterior to the sternum
A) resulted because the central ray was centered too posteriorly.
B) resulted because of poor costal breathing technique.
C) could be improved by rotating the right thorax anteriorly.
D) also would demonstrate the left thorax rotated posteriorly.
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Q2: An above-diaphragm AP or PA rib projection
Q3: For a PA oblique sternal projection (RAO
Q4: A left lateral sternal projection with poor
Q5: The right SC joint and right side
Q6: A below-diaphragm AP oblique rib projection (RPO
Q7: An AP oblique rib projection obtained with
Q8: On a PA oblique sternal projection (RAO
Q9: A lateral sternal projection
1) uses a grid
Q10: A PA oblique sternal projection (RAO position)
Q11: How is an AP or PA rib
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