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The Hands micro-lesson
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What percentage of all of our bones do you think are found in our hands? Did you know a quarter of all of the bones in the human skeleton are found in our hands? We have eight bones in our wrist. We have two rows of four bones. We then have five bones in our palm and two bones on our thumb and three bones in each of our fingers giving us a total of 27 bones in each hand. The bones in our wrist are called the carpal bones. The bones in our hand are called the metacarpals and the bones in our fingers and our thumbs are called the phalanges. We have three types of bones in our phalanges. At the bottom closest to your hand, we have the proximal bones. In the middle, we have the middle bones and at the top, we have the distal bones. These three bones work together so that we can open and close and bend our fingers.
Answer time
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What percentage of bones in the body are found in the hands?
1) 0.252) 0.33) 0.54) 0.1 -
How many bones are found in BOTH hands?
1) 542) 273) 584) 19 -
How many bones are found in the hand?
1) 272) 313) 264) 19 -
What are the bones in the hand called?
1) Metacarpels2) Carpels3) Phalanges4) Proximal -
Where are the phalanges found?
1) In the fingers2) In the wrist3) In the palm4) In the arm -
The bones in the hands are _____ than the bones in the leg.
1) Smaller2) Larger3) Rounder4) Whiter -
What are the bones in the wrist called?
1) Carpels2) Metacarpels3) Phalanges4) Proximal -
What are the bones in the fingers called?
1) Phalanges2) Metacarpels3) Carpels4) Proximal -
The metacarpels are found in the
1) Palm2) Wrist3) Fingers4) Arm
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Meet your educator
Our micro-courses are developed and delivered by qualified educators from around the world.
Kerry Wadsley
Teacher at The Elms School, UK, for over 10 years, teaching students from 0-11 years. I taught in Key Stage 2 as well as being the Special Educational Needs Coordinator at the school.
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