The Scaphoid,also Called the Navicular,links the Proximal Row of Carpal

question 23

Multiple Choice

The scaphoid,also called the navicular,links the proximal row of carpal bones as it:

• A) articulates with each metacarpal head.
• B) attaches its rough surfaces to the ligaments.
• C) stabilizes and coordinates the movement of the proximal and distal rows.
• D) articulates proximally with its matching carpal row.

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