The best option for achieving double-angle positions in a fixed radiographic room on a trauma patient is to:
A. Oblique the patient as normal
B. Swivel the tube to the desired angle and quickly make the exposure before the tube drifts
C. Apply both angles to the tube and have a radiographer hold the tube in position during the exposure
D. Bring a mobile x-ray unit into the room
Answer: D
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