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Question 4 Select the correct statement regarding the posterior abdominal wall: Question 4Answer a. the quadratus lumborum forms the right and left crura of the diaphragm b. the tendon of the psoas major crosses deep to the inguinal ligament c. the psoas major muscle passes posterior to the lateral arcuate ligament of the liver d. the rectus sheath covers the psoas major muscle e. the quadratus lumborum originates off the T8-T12 vertebral bodies

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          Question 4
Select the correct statement regarding the posterior abdominal wall:
Question 4Answer
a.
the quadratus lumborum forms the right and left crura of the diaphragm
b.
the tendon of the psoas major crosses deep to the inguinal ligament
c.
the psoas major muscle passes posterior to the lateral arcuate ligament of the liver
d.
the rectus sheath covers the psoas major muscle
e.
the quadratus lumborum originates off the T8-T12 vertebral bodies

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Question 4 Select the correct statement regarding the posterior abdominal wall: Question 4Answer a. the quadratus lumborum forms the right and left crura of the diaphragm b. the tendon of the psoas major crosses deep to the inguinal ligament c. the psoas major muscle passes posterior to the lateral arcuate ligament of the liver d. the rectus sheath covers the psoas major muscle e. the quadratus lumborum originates off the T8-T12 vertebral bodies