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Your forearm is part of your arm.

Radius and Ulna - Forearm Bones.jpg
Radius and Ulna - Forearm Bones.jpg
It is between your elbow and wrist. Two long bones live inside it. These bones help you move. They help you turn your hand. It helps you do many things. Can you move your wrist?
Veins of the forearm and hand.jpg
Veins of the forearm and hand.jpg

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File:Radius and Ulna - Forearm Bones.jpg
Radius and Ulna - Forearm Bones.jpg
File:Veins of the forearm and hand.jpg
Veins of the forearm and hand.jpg
File:FracRadUlnaMark.png
FracRadUlnaMark.png
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