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Patients with congestive heart failure are classified as having:
 
 destructive pathology
  unknown etiology
  reversible pathology
  additive pathology

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Which projection of the foot will best demonstrate the cuboid and its articulations?
 
 AP oblique
  mediolateral
  AP
  dorsoplantar



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Answer to Question 1

additive pathology

Rationale: Pathologies such as ascites, pneumonia, congestive heart failure, edema, and rheumatoid arthritis are examples of additive pathologies that require an increase in technical factors.

Answer to Question 2

AP oblique

Rationale: AP oblique with 30-40 degree medial rotation will open up the articulation points on the lateral side of the foot.





 

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