When taking an abdominal radiograph, if the primary beam enters the patients belly and exits the backside of the patients body, the patient would be in what recumbency?

Dorsal Recumbency

Explanation:

The question above is related to "positioning" when it comes to "radiography."

The "beam direction" is essential in the process of radiography in order to properly assess the area that is being examined. When it comes to abdominal radiograph, if the beam enters the patient's belly (ventral) and exits the backside (dorsal), then this means that the patient is in "dorsal recumbency."

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