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A patient enters the emergency department with a suspected fracture to the mid humeral shaft. What protocol should the technologist use to approach imaging the patient?

two projections: one with the arm in external rotation and one with the arm in internal rotation
single AP projection with the arm in external rotation
single AP projection and a single transthoracic projection
single AP projection in neutral position, a transthoracic lateral, and a distal lateromedial projection

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