Multiple Choice
A parietocanthial facial bone projection (Waters method) demonstrating the petrous ridges within the maxillary sinuses
A) would have been obtained with the patient's chin elevated more than needed to align the acanthioparietal line perpendicular to the IR.
B) would have been obtained with the patient's chin insufficiently elevated to align the MML perpendicular to the IR.
C) will require a cephalic central ray angulation if the patient is unable to adjust the chin.
D) would have resulted if the projection was obtained with the patient's mouth open.
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Q33: Which of the following is true of
Q34: For an AP axial (Towne method) mandible
Q35: A lateral cranial projection with poor positioning
Q36: For a parietoacanthial sinus projection (Waters method),
Q37: An AP axial (Towne method) cranial projection
Q39: An AP cranial projection with poor positioning
Q40: An AP cranial projection can be distinguished
Q41: An optimal PA cranium projection demonstrates all
Q42: An AP axial cranium projection (Towne method)
Q43: A optimally positioned AP axial cranium projection