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Using anatomical terminology, what is the position of the sacral bones relative to the lumbar bones ? A. Inferior B. Lateral superior C. Medial D. Superior

Using anatomical terminology, what is the position of the sacral bones relative to the lumbar bones ? A. Inferior B. Lateral superior C. Medial D. Superior
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Using anatomical terminology, what is the position of the sacral bones relative to the lumbar bones ?

A. Inferior
B. Lateral superior
C. Medial
D. Superior

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The correct answer is D. Superior. The sacral bones are located superior (towards the top) to the lumbar bones.

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User Yavuz
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Answer: the answer is A

Explanation:)

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