Bone name typing — Arm and hand

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Arm and hand name list

1. Clavicle (Clavicula)
2. Scapula (Scapula)
3. Humerus (Humerus)
4. Radius (Radius)
5. Ulna (Ulna)
6. Scaphoid (Os scaphoideum)
7. Lunate (Os lunatum)
8. Triquetrum (Os triquetrum)
9. Pisiform (Os pisiforme)
10. Trapezium (Os trapezium)
11. Trapezoid (Os trapezoideum)
12. Capitate (Os capitatum)
13. Hamate (Os hamatum)
14. First metacarpal (Os metacarpale 1)
15. Second metacarpal (Os metacarpale 2)
16. Third metacarpal (Os metacarpale 3)
17. Fourth metacarpal (Os metacarpale 4)
18. Fifth metacarpal (Os metacarpale 5)
19. Proximal phalanx of thumb (Phalanx proximalis digiti 1 manus)
20. Proximal phalanx of index finger (Phalanx proximalis digiti 2 manus)
21. Proximal phalanx of middle finger (Phalanx proximalis digiti 3 manus)
22. Proximal phalanx of ring finger (Phalanx proximalis digiti 4 manus)
23. Proximal phalanx of little finger (Phalanx proximalis digiti 5 manus)
24. Middle phalanx of index finger (Phalanx media digiti 2 manus)
25. Middle phalanx of middle finger (Phalanx media digiti 3 manus)
26. Middle phalanx of ring finger (Phalanx media digiti 4 manus)
27. Middle phalanx of little finger (Phalanx media digiti 5 manus)
28. Distal phalanx of thumb (Phalanx distalis digiti 1 manus)
29. Distal phalanx of index finger (Phalanx distalis digiti 2 manus)
30. Distal phalanx of middle finger (Phalanx distalis digiti 3 manus)
31. Distal phalanx of ring finger (Phalanx distalis digiti 4 manus)
32. Distal phalanx of little finger (Phalanx distalis digiti 5 manus)

Type 32 names in the arm and hand set, from Clavicle to Distal phalanx of little finger. Read wrist, metacarpal and finger names together with their digit and segment qualifiers. Use the Latin reading line as an extra point of reference while copying the English display name. A reading line is supporting information, and is not automatically an accepted answer. Only the display name and the alternatives actually registered for that item are accepted. These illustrations and explanations are a learning draft awaiting specialist medical review; they must not be used for diagnosis or as an authoritative anatomical reference.