Hand and Forearm BBL Quiz 5

in anatomical position, this bone of the forearm is located medially

ulna

which joint is comprised of the humeroulnar and humerradial joints

elbow

each wrist contains how many carpal bones

8

what is the anatomical name of the finger bones

phalanges

the olecranon process located at the proximal end of which bone

ulna

which bone forms the lateral bone of the forearm (thumb side)

radius

which is a bony landmark NOT found on both the radius and ulna

olecranon process

which bones can be palpated from four surface sides: palmar, dorsal, radial and ulnar

carpals

the carpals are located just distal to what topographical feature of the palmar side

flexor crease

a hook-shaped protuberance is the distinct landmark used to isolate which carpal

hamate

which band of connective tissue forms the “roof” of the carpal tunnel

flexor retinaculum

which bone articulates with the first metacarpal and is the source of the thumb’s unique movement's

trapezium

anatomically speaking, what is the proper name for a “knucle” joint (the knuckle is formed when making a fist, where the finger bones join the hand)

metacarpophalangeal

A

Humerus

B

Carpels

C

Metacarpels

D

Ulna

E

Radius

F

Phalanges

A

Olecranon Process

B

Shaft of the Radius

C

Styloid process of the raidus

1

Scaphoid

6

Trapezium

8

Trapezoid

9

Capitate

10

Hamte

when you hit your “funny bone”, you are actually hitting the

ulnar nerve

the human hand consists of how many phlangeal bones

14