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appyboo

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Which projection will superimpose the radial styloid over the ulnar styloid?
 
 PA
  PA oblique
  mediolateral
  PA axial - Stetcher method

Question 2

When imaging patients with oxygen, how should the oxygen tubing be adjusted when imaging the chest?
 
 have the patient hold the tubing out of the way
  attempt to move the tubing out of the way during the x-ray without removal
  remove temporarily so the tubing doesn't result in artifacts
  leave the oxygen tubing wherever it falls



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Answer to Question 1

mediolateral

Rationale: Mediolateral projection of the wrist or hand should superimpose the radial and ulnar styloid process; both located on the distal radius and ulna.

Answer to Question 2

attempt to move the tubing out of the way during the x-ray without removal

Rationale: Patients on oxygen should remain on oxygen during transport and imaging. Tubing should removed from the lung field as best as possible to prevent artifacts.





 

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