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A mountain climber slips on rock, falls a few feet, and then lands on his gluteal region. He is then seen by a doctor who asks the climber to stand on his right leg. However, when he does so, the climber's left pelvis drops.What could not be a possible cause for this occurrence?A) damage to his right gluteus medius muscleB) damage to his right gluteus minimus muscleC) damage to his superior gluteal nerveD) damage to his left gluteus medius muscle
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