Which line is designed to target the groin and bladder?

Which line is designed to target the groin and bladder?

• A. High 2
• B. Low 5
• C. Mid 3
• D. Low 7

Answer: (B)

The line in the lower front pelvic area is designed to target the groin and bladder. In this system, lines run vertically from high to low on the torso, with lower lines aligning with the lower abdomen and pelvic region. The groin sits in the lower front pelvis, and the bladder is located there as well, so a line that corresponds to that lower-front area is the one that maps to those structures. The higher line would correspond to the upper chest/neck, and the middle line to the midsection, which explains why only the lower-front line fits groin and bladder targets.

The line in the lower front pelvic area is designed to target the groin and bladder. In this system, lines run vertically from high to low on the torso, with lower lines aligning with the lower abdomen and pelvic region. The groin sits in the lower front pelvis, and the bladder is located there as well, so a line that corresponds to that lower-front area is the one that maps to those structures. The higher line would correspond to the upper chest/neck, and the middle line to the midsection, which explains why only the lower-front line fits groin and bladder targets.