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Review the image and characterize its results.
 
 IOML appears parallel to the IR
  MSP appears perpendicular to the IR
  all of these answers apply
  image is properly centered

Question 2

In reference to the image, which of the following has been acquired?
 
 mediolateral tarsals
  mediolateral projection of the calcaneus
  mediolateral projection of the ankle
  mediolateral projection of the foot



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Answer to Question 1

all of these answers apply

Rationale: The image properly represents the entire skull with the mandibular condyles anterior to the petrous pyramids indicating the patient's head was hyperextended sufficiently.

Answer to Question 2

mediolateral projection of the calcaneus

Rationale: Examining the centering on the image, it is directed 1 inch inferior to the medial malleolus to center more on the calcaneus. The mediolateral calcaneus shows all the articulations of the calcaneus and the base of the 5th metatarsal in profile.



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