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forearm /fore·arm/ (for´ahrm) antebrachium; the part of the arm between elbow and wrist.

fore·arm (fôr

ärm

)

The part of the arm between the wrist and the elbow.

forearm,

the portion of the upper extremity between the elbow and the wrist. It contains two long bones, the radius and ulna. Also called antebrachium.

forearm [for´ahrm]

the part of the upper limb between the elbow and wrist; called also antebrachium.

forearm

the part of the foreleg supported by the radius and ulna, between the elbow and the carpus.

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Manipulative play activities should include toys which encourage the use of the finger and wrist muscles.

Four Main Activity Areas for Play in Preschool Learning Toys by Nicole Munoz / Family and marriage community

These signals were then routed in real-time to a computer, and from there through a stimulator to another set of electrodes attached directly to wrist muscles that had been artificially blocked further up the arm along the normal neural pathway.

Single brain cell can reactivate paralysed limbs: study by AFP / AFP Global Edition

The Cornell University Human Factors and Ergonomics Research Group advises computer users to select a mouse that fits the shape of the entire hand and, according to research by Cornell, the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health & Safety, and other sources, a large mouse encourages the user to employ larger arm muscles rather than small wrist muscles, which are more likely to develop musculoskeletal disorders.

Humanscale introduces Switch Mouse by Worldwide Computer Products News

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