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geodog55

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What anatomy is of most interest for the SMV skull?
 
 base of the skull
  frontal bone
  vertex
  occipital bone

Question 2

What anatomy is of particular interest on a fan lateral hand position?
 
 carpals
  1st digit
  phalanges
  metacarpals



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Answer to Question 1

base of the skull

Rationale: The SMV or the basilar view evaluates the base of the skull and the small foramina present within.

Answer to Question 2

metacarpals

Rationale: Metacarpals are of specific interest on a fan lateral hand position.



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