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An '''arm''' is a particular upper [[limb]] appendage having varying usage and strength within the animal kingdom.  In humans it is made up of three distinct [[bone]]s:
 
An '''arm''' is a particular upper [[limb]] appendage having varying usage and strength within the animal kingdom.  In humans it is made up of three distinct [[bone]]s:
* Humerus(upper arm)
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* Humerus (upper arm)
* Radius: (outer bone of the forearm, when supinated)
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* Radius (outer bone of the forearm, when supinated)
* Ulna: (inner bone of the forearm, when supinated)
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* Ulna (inner bone of the forearm, when supinated)
    
The hands have these bones:
 
The hands have these bones:
* Carpals: ("wrist bones,"  
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* Carpals ("wrist bones")
* Metacarpals: (longer bones in the "palm")
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* Metacarpals (longer bones in the "palm")
* Phalanges: (s. phalanx; two in the pollex, or thumb; three four the remaining four fingers)
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* Phalanges (s. phalanx; two in the pollex, or thumb; three four the remaining four fingers)
    
The upper region of the arm has the following muscles:
 
The upper region of the arm has the following muscles:
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The forearm has these muscles:
 
The forearm has these muscles:
* Brachioradialis (connects
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* Brachioradialis (connects)
 
* Supinator (turns forearm up)
 
* Supinator (turns forearm up)
 
* Pronator quadratus (turns forearm down)
 
* Pronator quadratus (turns forearm down)
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