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The topographical landmark of the xiphoid tip corresponds to:
 
 T9-10
  L2-3
  T2-3
  T5

Question 2

The central ray for the lateral projection of the 1st digit is directed to:
 
 the PIP joint
  the IP joint
  the MTP joint
  the DIP joint



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Answer to Question 1

T9-10

Rationale: The xiphoid tip corresponds to the level of thoracic vertebrae 9/10 . The jugular notch corresponds to thoracic vertebra 2/3 and the lower rib margin corresponds to lumbar vertebrae 2/3.

Answer to Question 2

the IP joint

Rationale: The central ray for the lateral first digit is to the IP joint, interphalangeal joint.



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