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ts19998

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Which of the following is a preferred approach to imaging the mediastinal anatomy?
 
 RPO/LPO chest
  PA chest
  AP lordotic views
  RAO/LAO chest

Question 2

Which grid is most efficient?
 
 16 to 1
  6 to 1
  5 to 1
  10 to 1



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Answer to Question 1

RAO/LAO chest

Rationale: Anterior oblique positions of the chest will lessen the effects of magnification of mediastinal structures compared to use of posterior oblique positions.

Answer to Question 2

16 to 1

Rationale: The 16 to 1 grid is most efficient for the clean up of scatter. Strips closer together and a greater height of the lead strip increase efficiency.



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