Which projection should be applied to safely image the foot bearing weight?
lateromedial
mediolateral
plantodorsal axial
AP oblique
lateromedial
Rationale: To safely image the weight bearing feet, the lateromedial projection is recommended. The image receptor is placed in between the patient's feet, ensuring the patient can safely stand and evenly distribute their weight.
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