Elbow, Wrist, and Hand

The humerus articulates with the radius and ulna, forming a ____ joint.

• ball and socket
• hinge
• fixed
• gliding
• sutured

The eight bones that make up the wrist are the

• phalanges
• radius
• carpals
• metacarpals
• ulna

The bones in the fingers are called

• humerus
• phalanges
• metacarpals
• ulna
• radius

The upper arm bone is called

• phalanges
• metacarpals
• ulna
• radius
• humerus

In anatomical position, the lateral forearm bone (on the thumb side) is the

• ulna
• radius
• humerus
• femur
• carpals

The bones that make up the palm of the hand are called the

• radius
• ulna
• phalanges
• metacarpals
• humerus

The processes on both sides of the distal humerus are the

• epicondyles
• ganglion cyst
• glenoid fossa
• olecrenon process
• acromion process

The olecrenon process is another name for the ____________.

• wrist
• elbow
• fingers
• knuckles
• collar bone

The ligaments of the elbow joint are the annular, the ulnar collateral, and the _____.

• acromioclavicular
• coracoacromial
• anterior cruciate
• radial collateral
• medial collateral

The nerve that makes the "funny bone" is the _______________ nerve.

• ulnar
• median
• radial
• brachial
• carotid