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The distal end of the two bones that articulate with the carpals are broken, Which bones are these?

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Correct Answer:

Ulna and radius.

Rationale:
The ulna and radius are the two bones of the forearm that connect to the carpals (wrist bones).
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  • Category: HESI A2
  • Subcategory: ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY
  • Domain: Anatomy & Physiology
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