Author Question: With expiration, which direction will the diaphragm move? inferiorly posteriorly superiorly ... (Read 10 times)

sabina · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

With expiration, which direction will the diaphragm move?

inferiorly
posteriorly
superiorly
anteriorly

Question 2

The lateral femoral condyle is seen in profile with:

AP
AP oblique with lateral rotation
AP oblique with medial rotation
mediolateral

Loise Hard · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

superiorly

Rationale: Upon expiration, the diaphragm will move superiorly to remove air from the lungs. Upon inspiration, the diaphragm will move to its most inferior point, maximizing the lung capacity.

Answer to Question 2

AP oblique with medial rotation

Rationale: An AP oblique with medial rotation will shift the patella 1/2 free of superimposition from the medial femoral condyle. The lateral femoral condyle is free of superimposition and in profile.