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The bones of the hand can be grouped into three categories: 1) Carpal Bones (Most proximal) 2) Metacarpals 3) Phalanges (Most distal)
The phalanges are to the carpals. a) proximal. b) distal. c) lateral. d) ipsilateral
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Bones of the Hand - Structure and Function Simple Easy Overview of carpals. metacarpals & phalanges