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EY67

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Protective isolation is also known as:
 
 strict isolation
  reverse isolation
  indirect isolation
  enteric isolation

Question 2

Referring to the image, identify the projection and side.
 
 AP and left
  AP and right
  AP oblique and left
  AP oblique and right



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Answer to Question 1

reverse isolation

Rationale: Protective isolation is also known as reverse isolation. Reverse isolation protects the patient. Health care workers must take protective measures to prevent the spread of their potential infectious microorganisms to the patient.

Answer to Question 2

AP and left

Rationale: The AP elbow is indicated by superimposition of the radial head, neck, and tuberosity upon the ulna. The image is hung with the shoulder up, placing the radius lateral and left.



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