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captainjonesify

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An internally rotated AP oblique knee projection demonstrates the tibia partially superimposed over the fibular head. How should the positioning setup be adjusted to obtain and optimal pro-jection?
 
  a. Increase the degree of internal rotation.
  b. Decrease the degree of internal rotation.
  c. Adjust the central ray angulation 5 degrees caudally.
  d. Fully extend the knee.

Question 2

An optimal mortise (15- to 20-degree) AP oblique ankle projection demonstrates the
 
  a. distal fibula without talar superimposition.
  b. medial mortise as an open space.
  c. fibula without tibial superimposition.
  d. sinus tarsus.



meltdown117

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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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