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Poor standing and sitting posture over prolonged periods may result in: I. Permanent structural changes in the spine II. Ligament dislocation III. Fracture in elbow joint IV. Excessive muscular strain Choose the correct combination:

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1I, II, and IV only
2II, III, and IV only
3I, II, and III only
4I and IV only✓

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I and IV only

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