This is a PA chest x-ray. Answer the following questions in paragraph format: What is the CR location for this projection? What are the breathing instructions? What is the positioning error and how did you identify the error? What pathology is present and where can you see this pathology on the x-ray? Is this pathology additive or destructive? What technical factors would you set for this exam? Name 2 ways to identify rotation or tilting on a chest radiograph.
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