The Proximal Radio-Ulnar Joint Permits Medial or Lateral Rotation of the ________

question 112

Multiple Choice

The proximal radio-ulnar joint permits medial or lateral rotation of the ________.

• A) ulnar notch
• B) radial head
• C) radial tuberosity
• D) ulnar head
• E) humerus

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