The radius of the arm articulates with which 2 carpals?O scaphoid and lunatehamate and lunateO trapezoid and trapeziumO pisiform and capitateThe trochlea of the humerus articulates with the:clavicleulnaO scapulaO scaphoidO radius

The radius of the arm articulates with which 2 carpals? scaphoid and lunate hamate and lunate trapezoid and trapezium O pisiform and capitate The trochlea of the humerus articulates with the: clavicle ulna scapula scaphoid radius

The radius of the arm articulates with which 2 carpals? scaphoid and lunate hamate and lunate trapezoid and trapezium O pisiform and capitate The trochlea of the humerus articulates with the: clavicle ulna scapula scaphoid radius

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The radius of the arm articulates with which 2 carpals?
O scaphoid and lunate
hamate and lunate
O trapezoid and trapezium
O pisiform and capitate
The trochlea of the humerus articulates with the:
clavicle
ulna
O scapula
O scaphoid
O radius

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The musculoskeletal system contains bones and muscles. The part of the body where two bones articulate with each other is known as a joint. Muscles that cross a joint act on that joint to produce movements at the joint.

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