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(a) Calculate mid-parental height (Facilitator Introduction). His mid-parental height is 5’6”. (b) Obtain bone age (a radiograph of the left wrist and hand) • Bone age is a measurement of epiphyseal ossification of the bones in the hand and wrist, including appearance and progression of size and shape.
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