Question

assessing posture in the lateral view includes which landmark(s)?
c7 spinous process
external occipital protuberance
external auditory meatus
coracoid
acromion
psis

Explanation:

When assessing posture in the lateral view, several anatomical landmarks are considered. The C7 Spinous Process is a prominent landmark at the base of the neck. The External Occipital Protuberance is a bony prominence on the back of the skull. The External Auditory meatus is the ear canal opening. The Coracoid is a part of the scapula. The Acromion is the end - point of the scapula. The PSIS (Posterior Superior Iliac Spine) is a bony landmark on the pelvis. All these landmarks help in evaluating the alignment and posture of the body in the lateral view.

Answer:

All of the options (C7 Spinous Process, External Occipital Protuberance, External Auditory meatus, Coracoid, Acromion, PSIS) are correct as they are all landmarks used in assessing lateral - view posture.