Your client needs a bone marrow aspiration. Which site(s) will most likely be used for bone marrow aspiration and analysis to determine your client's ability to produce blood cells?

1. osteoblastic
2. osteoclastic
3. sternum and part of the pelvis
4. femur


ANS: 3

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