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j.rubin

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An AP oblique with 45 degree medial rotation will present:
 
 a closed tibiotalar
  a closed medial mortise
  a closed lateral mortise
  a closed distal tibiofibular joint

Question 2

Which of the following describes placing a patient in Fowler's position?
 
 the patient is placed on their left lateral side
  the patient's feet are positioned lower than the head
  the patient is placed upright
  the patient's head is positioned lower than the feet



ntsoane kedibone

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Answer to Question 1

a closed medial mortise

Rationale: Proper 45 degree medial rotation can be indicated when the medial mortise closes. The tibiotalar, lateral mortise, and distal tibiofibular joint will be open.

Answer to Question 2

the patient's feet are positioned lower than the head

Rationale: Fowler's position slightly raises the patient's head above the level of their feet.



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