1. Pronation in the upper extremity occurs at the... elbow and wrist distal radioulnar joint and wrist distal ulna and wrist distal radioulnar joint (with rotation of the radial head at the elbow)   2. In the anatomical position, the forearm is .............. and the radius is .......... to the ulna. supinated, medial supinated, lateral pronated, lateral pronated, medial

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