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frankwu

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The tangential knee projection (Merchant method) can also be described as a(n) ____ projection.
 
  a. inferosuperior
  b. mediolateral
  c. superoinferior
  d. AP

Question 2

When the legs are flexed 30 degrees for the tangential knee projection (Merchant method), the central ray should be angled
 
  a. 75 degrees.
  b. 45 degrees.
  c. 60 degrees.
  d. perpendicular to the lower leg.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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