Question at position 12 Name the bone or markings indicated by the letters below:Prompt 1KAnswer for prompt 1 K[input]Prompt 2BAnswer for prompt 2 B[input]Radial styloid process Interosseous membrane Head of ulna Ulnar notch of radius Ulna Proximal radio-ulnar joint Olecranon Head of radius Neck of radius Ulnar styloid process Radius Prompt 3IAnswer for prompt 3 I[input]Possible answersRadial styloid processInterosseous membraneHead of ulnaUlnar notch of radiusUlnaProximal radio-ulnar jointOlecranonHead of radiusNeck of radiusUlnar styloid processRadius

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A.Radial styloid process

B.Interosseous membrane

C.Head of ulna

D.Ulnar notch of radius

E.Ulna

F.Proximal radio-ulnar joint

G.Olecranon

H.Head of radius

I.Neck of radius

J.Ulnar styloid process

K.Radius

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Question asks you to name the bone or markings indicated by the letters for three prompts. Prompt 1: Identify which option corresponds to the marking labeled as A/B/C (the first prompt). The correct option is Ulnar styloid process. This structure is a distal projection of the ulna where the ulnar nerve and ulnar collateral ligaments connect, and it is a common anatomical landmark on the medial side of the forearm near the wrist. Why other choices are not correct for Prompt 1: Radial styloid process would be on the radius side (thumb side) of the wrist, not matching the ulna’s distal projection. Interosseous membrane is a fibrous sheet between the......Login to view full explanation

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