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Exercise 3: Directional Terminology (Q004) Which of the following bones IS NOT DISTAL to the femur? Tibia O Sacrum O Tarsals O Metatarsals O Fibula

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Exercise 3: Directional Terminology
(Q004) Which of the following bones IS NOT DISTAL to the femur?
O Tibia
O Sacrum
O Tarsals
O Metatarsals
O Fibula

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