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cartlidgeashley

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The duties and responsibilities of the technologist are outlined by the:
 
 Code of Ethics
  ARRT mission
  Bill of Rights
  Scope of Practice

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Which of the following correctly describes the positioning of a non-trauma leg for the AP proximal femur?
 
 leg is externally rotated 15-20 degrees
  leg is left in natural position
  leg is internally rotated 3-5 degrees
  leg is internally rotated 15-20 degrees



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Answer to Question 1

Scope of Practice

Rationale: The ARRT outlines the Scope of Practice for the professional extent of duties within the license.

Answer to Question 2

leg is internally rotated 15-20 degrees

Rationale: For the AP proximal femur on the non-trauma patient, the leg is rotated internally 15-20 degrees to position the femoral neck parallel to the image receptor.





 

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