A radiograph of an RAO sternum reveals that it is partially superimposed over the spine.What must be done to eliminate this problem during the repeat exposure?
A) Perform an LPO projection instead of an RAO.
B) Angle the CR 5° to 10° laterally to the sternum.
C) Increase rotation of the body.
D) Increase kV.
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