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Where does the central ray enter for a lateral projection swimmer’s technique?

For the lateral projection of the thoracic spine, the central ray will enter:

A woman at 12–14 weeks gestation comes for a routine check-up. On abdominal exam, the nurse expects the uterine fundus to be located:

If the shoulders are unable to be separated for a lateral projection of the cerviothoracic spine, swimmer’s technique, how many degrees and towards which direction should we angle the tube?

How many degrees and toward which direction is the CR angled for a male with large shoulders for a lateral projection of the thoracic spine when the spine is not straight or parallel to the IR?

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Following delivery, the nurse inspects the maternal side of the placenta. Complete lobules must be present to reduce risk for hemorrhage. These lobules are called:

What is the preferred position for a lateral projection of the sacrum in order to visualize the spine in the parallel position to the IR? 

For the AP projection of the thoracic spine, the central ray enters:

Which position best demonstrates the left sacroiliac joint?