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I nned to know all the wrist carpals, and a fun and easy way to remember the carpals of the human wrist. Please also inclue a picture.

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The solution offers an easy way to remember the names and locations of all the wrist carpals.

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The Carpals (wrist bones)

Here is a fun way to remember the bones of the wrist using a nautical theme!

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