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More than one answer applies. 1) Which of the following structures is found on the proximal...

More than one answer applies.

1) Which of the following structures is found on the proximal aspect of the bone.

A.head of the radius bone

B.trochlea of the humerus bone

C.greater tubercle of the humerus bone

D.styloid process of the ulna bone

E.radial notch of the ulna bone

F.head of the humerus bone

2) Which of the following processes are found on the distal aspect of the bone.

A. Styloid process of the radius bone

B. Radial fossa of the humerus bone

C. Capitulum of the humerus bone

D. Trochlear notch of the ulna bone

E. Medial epicondyle of the humerus bone

F. Radial tuberosity of the radius bone

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The following aspects are proximal aspects of the bone:

A.head of the radius bone (proximal aspect of radius-ulna)

C.greater tubercle of the humerus bone (proximal aspect of humerus)

E.radial notch of the ulna bone (proximal aspect of radius-ulna)

F.head of the humerus bone (proximal aspect of humerus).

The following aspects are distal aspects of the bone:

A. Styloid process of the radius bone (distal aspect of radius-ulna)

B. Radial fossa of the humerus bone (distal aspect of humerus)

C. Capitulum of the humerus bone (distal aspect of humerus)

E. Medial epicondyle of the humerus bone (distal aspect of humerus)

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