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Across 4. Joins bone to bone 5. Brachial P......... 7. An acronym for distal interphalangeal joint 11. The smaller of the muscles which elevate and retract the scapula 13. A joint which joins the clavical and acromion 14. The main spinal nerve that innervates the wrist 17. This muscle allows the hand to move into ulnar deviation and flexion 18. An area of skin innervated by a single dorsal nerve root 19. This muscle extends the index finger 20. This muscle allows flexion of the distal phalanx of the thumb 22. This muscles main action is to extend the arm 23. This muscle allows flexion and radial deviation of the hand 25. This muscle supinates the forearm 27. This muscle allows opposition of the thumb 28. A great acronym for this muscle is DAB (abduction) 29. This muscle inserts at the base of the first metacarpal (base of thumb) 30. This muscles main action is to flex the arm

Down 1. A carpal bone starting with L 2. This muscle allows the middle phalanx of each finger to bend/flex 3. This muscle pronates the forearm 4. This muscle elevates the scapula 6. One of the three elbow joints starting with H 8. This muscle stabilises the skin of the palm for gripping and helps with handwriting 9. A great acronym for this muscle is PADD (adduction) 10. the group of skeletal Muscles innervated by a particular spinal nerve are collectively known as this. 12. this muscle allows extension and abduction of the little finger (digit 5) 15. Joins bone to muscle 16. This muscle allows the hand to move into ulnar deviation and extension 21. An acronym for proximal interphalangeal joint 24. An acronym for metacarpalphalangeal joint 26. This muscle which adbucts the arm and has three fibres