Anterior Forearm Crossword

where the capitulum articulates with the head of the radius
the radius and ulna articulate at what structure?
what allow the radius to move in the ulna?
True or false- the coracoid process is in the elbow
insertion point of the triceps brachii and the aconeus
ligament that keep the ulna attached to the radius
how many carpal bones are there?
Which carpal bone has a hook?
What type of strength is used for grasping?
intermediate anterior forearm flexor
Deep anterior forearms make a fist and cause what other action?
which muscle does a third of the population lack?
which nerve runs superficial to the flexor retinaculum?
causes pronation of the forearm and inserts on the middle lateral aspect of the radius
Can be known as the "hippie muscle"
superficial forearm flexor innervated by the ulnar nerve
deep forearm flexor innervated by the median and ulnar nerves
causes thumb flexion
deep anterior forearm muscle that causes pronation (shaped like a square)
nerve that travels deep to the FDS and superficial to the FDP
the ulnar nerve passes posterior the which epidondyle?
continuation of the axillary artery, bifurcates at pronator teres
artery that travels deep to the brachioradialis