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On a lateral projection of the knee, what is the best way to prevent the joint space from being obscured by the magnified shadow of the femoral condyle?A. Angle the central ray 5 degrees cephaladB. Place the knee in 90 degree flexionC. Rotate the knee so that the patella forms a 45 degree angle with the image receptorD. Fully extend the patient's lower leg.
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