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vicotolentino

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What are the four main categories of tissue in the human body?
 a. epithelial, connective, nerve, and muscle
  b. epithelial, adipose, osseous, and epifleural
  c. epithelial, connective, cartilaginous, and interstitial
  d. epithelial, nerve, muscle, and permeable

Question 2

List and describe the four anatomical landmarks where body fat is measured using skinfold calipers.



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the triceps: halfway between the shoulder and the tip of the elbow on the posterior surface of the upper arm; the biceps: halfway between the bend of the elbow and the top of the shoulder on the anterior surface of the arm; the subscapula: below the shoulder blade on the posterior side of the torso; the supra-iliac: just above the iliac crest (the protrusion of the hipbone) on the anterior surface of the torso



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