What are the three intrinsic hand muscles of the hypothenar eminence?
A)abductor digiti minimi manus,flexor digiti minimi manus,and opponens digiti minimi
B)abductor pollicis brevis,flexor pollicis brevis,and opponens pollicis
C)adductor pollicis,lumbricals manus,palmar interossei,and dorsal interossei manus
D)abductor digiti minimi pedis,flexor digiti minimi pedis,and opponens digiti minimi

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The intrinsic hand muscles of the hypothenar eminence are responsible for controlling the movements of the little finger. The three muscles in this group are the abductor digiti minimi manus, which moves the little finger away from the other fingers; the flexor digiti minimi manus, which flexes the little finger; and the opponens digiti minimi, which allows the little finger to oppose the thumb. Option A lists all three of these muscles.

What Are the Three Intrinsic Hand Muscles of the Hypothenar