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Question 2 of 5 Which best describes metatarsus adductus? An abnormal rotation of the hip A condition of toeing-out caused by external femoral torsion A condition involving a congenital dislocation at the hip An adducted forefoot that gives the foot a kidney-shaped appearance

          Question 2 of 5
Which best describes metatarsus adductus?
An abnormal rotation of the hip
A condition of toeing-out caused by external femoral torsion
A condition involving a congenital dislocation at the hip
An adducted forefoot that gives the foot a kidney-shaped appearance

Question 2 of 5
Which best describes metatarsus adductus?
An abnormal rotation of the hip
A condition of toeing-out caused by external femoral torsion
A condition involving a congenital dislocation at the hip
An adducted forefoot that gives the foot a kidney-shaped appearance

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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12/17/2023

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Question 2 of 5 Which best describes metatarsus adductus? An abnormal rotation of the hip A condition of toeing-out caused by external femoral torsion A condition involving a congenital dislocation at the hip An adducted forefoot that gives the foot a kidney-shaped appearance