The posterior group of forearm muscles is responsible for a. flexion of the wrist. d. Both a and b are correct. b. flexion of the fingers. e. All of these are correct. c. extension of the fingers.
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flexion of the wrist - This is incorrect, as the posterior group is responsible for extension of the wrist. b. flexion of the fingers - This is incorrect, as the posterior group is responsible for extension of the fingers. c. extension of the fingers - This is Show more…
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