These are the vertebrae of abdominal region:
Correct answer: B. Lumbar
- A. Cervical
- B. Lumbar
- C. Thoracic
- D. Pelvis
Explanation
The bones of the abdomen are made up of the lumbar spine, the third region of the vertebral column, located in the lower back between the thoracic (above) and sacral (below) vertebral segments.
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