Standing a transtibial prosthesis on a table for examination,the anterior socket bulge and the posterior brim should be

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When standing a transtibial prosthesis on a table for examination, the posterior brim should be slightly higher (about 1-2cm) than the anterior socket bulge. This is called the "anterior-posterior" tilt and helps to align the knee joint and prevent the knee from buckling forward during gait. Therefore, choice B is the best option.

Standing a Transtibial Prosthesis on a Table for Examination,the Anterior