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EAugust

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Pathologies within the mediastinal region may be best imaged with:
 
 RAO/LAO chest
  AP lordotic views
  decubitus
  PA chest

Question 2

Which bony prominence is located on the proximal, anterior surface of the humerus?
 
 lesser tubercle
  coracoid process
  greater tubercle
  intertubercle groove



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Answer to Question 1

RAO/LAO chest

Rationale: Oblique projections of the chest with the patient in 45 degree anterior oblique positions may be helpful in determination of pathology present in the lung field, mediastinum, and trachea.

Answer to Question 2

lesser tubercle

Rationale: The lesser tubercle is located on the anterior and proximal humerus. The lesser tubercle is best displayed when the arm is internally rotated and the humeral epicondylar plane is situated perpendicular to the image receptor; this shows the lesser tubercle in profile medially.



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