Sentences with phrase «hand and finger bones»

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The research, titled «Human - like hand use in Australopithecus africanus, shows that Australopithecus africanus,» a 3 - 2 million - year - old species from South Africa traditionally considered not to have engaged in habitual tool manufacture, has a human - like trabecular bone pattern in the bones of the thumb and palm (the metacarpals) consistent with forceful opposition of the thumb and fingers typically adopted during tool use.

The hand bones of Stw 573 seem to be like those of modern humans in being relatively unspecialized, having a short palm and fingers compared to modern apes.

The acupressure point for a stiff neck is called Luo Zhen and it can be found on the back of your hand, right in between the two bones in the depression past the knuckles of the pointer and middle finger.

Take your three middle fingers on one hand and feel the space, about two to three inches, above your breast bone (which is located between your lungs), in the middle of your chest

By targeting the muscles around the fingers, hands and forearms, you can help center and lock the glenohumeral joint, which is by the way one of the most mobile joints of the human body and it involves articulation between the shoulder blade and upper arm bone, into its ideal position.

Labels include knee, wrist, tongue, lips, ribs, heart, bones, shoulder, ear, nose, eye, face, mouth, hips, toe, finger, hair, legs, hand, foot, back, arm, freckles and skin.

We only need to know that there is an area at the wrist where the bones of the hand converge, and from there, those bones fan out into the sections of the palm, knuckles and fingers.

Allegiance Law attorneys are experienced in cases that involve a variety of injuries, including traumatic brain injuries (TBI), concussions, back injuries, broken bones, dental injuries, jaw injuries, degloving injuries, knee injuries, neck injuries, hand injuries, finger injuries, rotator cuff injuries, eye injuries, torn ligament injuries, road rash, lacerations and hematomas.

a. Injury to vertebral body that causes damage in spinal cord b. Skull (excluding nose and teeth) c. Pelvis d. Chest (all ribs and breast bone) e. Shoulder (shoulder blade and collar bone) f. Arm g. Leg h. Vertebra — vertebral arch excludes coccyx i. Wrist (collies or like fractures) j. Ankle (Potts or similar fracture) k. Coccyx l. Hand m. Finger n. Foot o. Toe p. Nasal bone