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Which of the following areas is not an endangerment site?

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Which of the following areas is not an endangerment site?

Which of the following areas is not an endangerment site?
A) Anterior side of elbow
B) Inguinal area
C) Upper back
D) Posterior knee aka (popliteal area)

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