When developing a spinal clearance policy, age:
A) should never be considered, as age does not matter.
B) should be considered only when the patient is a man between the ages of 21 and 35.
C) should be considered, as the very old may not be able to describe their symptoms accurately.
D) should be considered only if the patient is a minor.
C
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