Physics · Radiographic Positioning
For an apical lordotic chest projection to visualize lung apices, which Postero-Anterior (PA) positioning configuration is best utilized?
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- 1Patient prone with head turned to one side
- 2Patient standing with standard AP positioning and arms by the sides
- 3Patient supine with knees bent
- 4Patient standing about 1 foot away from the IR and leaning back so the shoulders rest against the IR✓
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Patient standing about 1 foot away from the IR and leaning back so the shoulders rest against the IR
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