Answer to Question 1
supine imaging for the sick child
Rationale: Imaging pediatric patients, such as toddlers, should entail: proper immobilization for upright imaging so air-fluid levels can be achieved, a 72 SID, non-grid imaging since the part is thinner, and a 2 view projection of the chest.
Answer to Question 2
the foot is dorsiflexed and positioned so the plantar surface is perpendicular to the image receptor
Rationale: The true lateral foot requires the foot to be dorsiflexed so that a 90 degree relationship between the lower leg and the dorsum is achieved. The plantar surface of the foot should be aligned perpendicular to the image receptor.
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A chest X-ray showing pneumonia characterized by the patch of gray-white areas.
Supine position. Placement of bolsters under the knees and neck.