The wrist moves in:
A) eversion and inversion.
B) proximal radius and ulna articulation.
C) flexion and extension
D) adduction and abduction.

Name: The wrist moves in: A) eversion and inversion. B) proximal radius and ulna articulation. C) flexion and extension D) adduction and abduction.
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The wrist movement is in two planes, flexion and extension or radial and ulnar rotation. Adduction and abduction are for shoulder and hip joints, and eversion and inversion are for ankle movement.

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