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    Top of Image Receptor Placed Approximately 3 Inches (7
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Top of Image Receptor Placed Approximately 3 Inches (7

Question 25

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Top of image receptor placed approximately 3 inches (7.6 cm) above the shoulders is a recommended centering technique for adult chest radiography.

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