The seating position of the patient is not important in using predetermined anatomical landmarks to direct the central ray of the x-ray beam toward the point of entry.

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The seating position of the patient can affect the location of the anatomical landmarks, therefore it is important to consider the patient's position when using predetermined landmarks to direct the central ray of the x-ray beam.

The Seating Position of the Patient Is Not Important in Using