The Sternal Angle, a Surface Landmark of the Chest

question 9

Multiple Choice

The sternal angle, a surface landmark of the chest:

• A) lies at the junction of the clavicles and manubrium.
• B) can be used to locate the costal cartilages of the second ribs.
• C) is a depression on the superior border of the manubrium.
• D) is found at the inferior end of the sternum.

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