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Gravity and the pull of muscles against bone are the main mechanical stresses experienced by bone. Stress promotes deposition of mineral salts, collagen, and the strengthening of bone in stressed areas. Which of the following individuals would have a lower rate of bone deposition and would therefore be at greater risk for bone loss through bone resorption?

a) a secretary who works at a desk job and does not do any regular weight-bearing exercise
b) a college student who plays racket ball and jogs several days per week
c) a construction worker who goes up and down ladder carrying tools and building materials all day
d) a retired teacher who does all of her own yard work and who hikes with friends and family on the weekends
e) none of these individuals are at any significant risk for loss of bone mass

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