Using the figure above, identify the labeled part.
1. Label A: ______________________________
2. Label B: ______________________________
3. Label C: ______________________________
4. Label D: ______________________________
5. Label E: ______________________________
6. Label F: ______________________________
7. Label G: ______________________________
8. Label H: ______________________________
9. Label I: ______________________________
10. Label J: ______________________________
11. Label K: ______________________________
12. Label L: ______________________________
13. Label M: ______________________________
14. Label N: ______________________________
15. Label O: ______________________________
16. Label P: ______________________________
17. Label Q: ______________________________
18. Label R: ______________________________
19. Label S: ______________________________
20. Label T: ______________________________
21. Label U: ______________________________
1. Tendon of flexor digitorum superficialis muscle
2. Tendon of palmaris longus muscle
3. Tendon of flexor carpi ulnaris muscle
4. Head of ulna
5. Pisiform bone with palmaris brevis muscle
6. Deltoid muscle
7. Pectoralis major muscle
8. Coracobrachialis muscle
9. Cephalic vein
10. Biceps brachii muscle
11. Triceps brachii muscle, long muscle
12. Basilic vein
13. Medial epicondyle of humerus
14. Median cubital vein
15. Cubital fossa
16. Median antebrachial vein
17. Brachioradialis muscle
18. Pronator teres muscle
19. Flexor carpi radialis muscle
20. Tendon of flexor carpi radialis muscle
21. Site for palpation of radial pulse
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