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At Approximately What Age Does the Xiphoid Process Become Totally

Question 18

Question 18

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At approximately what age does the xiphoid process become totally ossified?


A) 12 years old
B) 21 years old
C) 40 years old
D) The xiphoid process never becomes ossified.

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