In flexion of the forearm, the humerus moves towards the radius and – McqOptions

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1.	In flexion of the forearm, the humerus moves towards the radius and ulna. What movement will take the humerus away from the radius and ulna?
A.	reflexion
B.	deflection
C.	extension
D.	abduction
Answer» D. abduction

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