Question

22 multiple answer 3 points
what are the bones that make up the hip (coxal) bone?

coccyx
femur
ischium
sacrum
ilium
pubis

Explanation:

The hip (coxal) bone is composed of three bones that fuse during development: the ilium (the large, flared part), the ischium (the lower, posterior part), and the pubis (the anterior part). The coccyx is the tailbone, the femur is the thigh bone, and the sacrum is a separate bone that connects to the hip bones but is not part of the hip bone itself.

Answer:

C. Ischium, E. Ilium, F. Pubis