The structure above the pelvic inlet,which is bordered by muscle in the front and bone along the sides and back,is called the:
A) pelvic brim.
B) false pelvis.
C) pelvic girdle.
D) true pelvis.

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The false pelvis is the area above the pelvic inlet, bordered by muscle in the front (the abdominal wall) and bone along the sides and back (the iliac bones and the base of the spine). It supports the intestines and transmits part of their weight to the pelvic girdle.

The Structure Above the Pelvic Inlet,which Is Bordered by Muscle