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SID

40

IR

Portrait (14×17)

CR

Perpendicular, MSP, L4-L5 (iliac crest)



Palpate for iliac crest

Position

Prone with legs extended and support under ankles



Arms up beside head

Shield

Can not shield

Respiration

Expiration

Light field

Mosy include pubic symphysis

Table

Move table, not tube



Table needs to be in home position (blue light)