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bobbysung

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A legal doctrine that states an employer is responsible for an employee's negligence is:
 
 respondeat superior
  medical negligence
  res ipsa loquitur
  HIPAA

Question 2

What positioning error occurred if the base of the skull superimposes the odontoid process on the AP open mouth image?
 
 the head was rotated
  the chin was too extended
  the chin was too flexed
  the patient's mouth wasn't fully opened



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Answer to Question 1

respondeat superior

Rationale: Respondeat superior leaves the employer responsible for the employee's negligence.

Answer to Question 2

the chin was too extended

Rationale: If the base of the skull superimposes the odontoid process, the chin needs to be tucked down to align with the teeth. This will push the base of the skull up.



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