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The X-ray report of a person reveals a dislocated head of femur in the pelvic girdle.To resolve this problem the orthopaedic surgeon will fix the dislocated head of femur in the region labelled as

Correct answer: B. B

  • A. A
  • B. B
  • C. C
  • D. D

Explanation

Only B is correct because it represents the acetabulum, the true socket where the head of the femur fits. A is wrong because the iliac region is too superior and not part of the hip joint. C is incorrect since the obturator foramen area is just an opening and does not articulate with the femur. D is wrong because the ischial tuberosity is only a muscle-attachment site and lies far below the hip socket.

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