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Which statement is true regarding articular congruency of the hip joint?
 
  a. The hip joint is not considered to be a naturally congruent joint.
  b. The acetabulum is larger than the femoral head and entirely covers the head.
  c. A combination of hip flexion, abduction, and lateral rotation gives the hip joint its most congruent position.
  d. A combination of extension and adduction gives the hip its most congruent position.
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