Anterior view of the right hand LABEL in the bones of the hand: -Distal phalanx I -Distal phalanx V -Middle phalanx III -Middle phalanx II -Middle phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx V -Proximal phalanx II -Distal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx I -Ulna -Radius I" IV V -Carpals -Metacarpals -Metacarpal III -Metacarpal V -Metacarpal I NOW point at the same bones in your own hand. LABEL in the bones of the foot: -Distal phalanx I -Distal phalanx V -Middle phalanx III -Middle phalanx II -Middle phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx V -Proximal phalanx II -Distal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx I -Tarsals IV V -Calcaneus -Metatarsals -Metatarsal II -Metatarsal I -Metatarsal IV NOW point at the same bones in your own foot. Anterior view of the right foot 12

Anterior view of the right hand LABEL in the bones of the hand: -Distal phalanx I -Distal phalanx V -Middle phalanx III -Middle phalanx II -Middle phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx V -Proximal phalanx II -Distal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx I -Ulna -Radius I" IV V -Carpals -Metacarpals -Metacarpal III -Metacarpal V -Metacarpal I NOW point at the same bones in your own hand. LABEL in the bones of the foot: -Distal phalanx I -Distal phalanx V -Middle phalanx III -Middle phalanx II -Middle phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx V -Proximal phalanx II -Distal phalanx IV -Proximal phalanx I -Tarsals IV V -Calcaneus -Metatarsals -Metatarsal II -Metatarsal I -Metatarsal IV NOW point at the same bones in your own foot. Anterior view of the right foot 12

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