How many joints are in the human hand?

Answer 1

• Each hand contains (plus or minus... everyone is different, and everyone counts these things differently...)

• 29 major and minor bones (many people have a few more).
• 29 major joints.
• At least 123 named ligaments.
• 34 muscles which move the fingers and thumb:
  • 17 in the palm of the hand, and
  • 18 in the forearm.
• 48 named nerves:
  • 3 major nerves.
  • 24 named sensory branches.
  • 21 named muscular branches.
• 30 named arteries and nearly as many smaller named branches.

Answer 2

There are 14 joints in the human hand, including three in each finger (proximal interphalangeal joint, distal interphalangeal joint, and metacarpophalangeal joint) and two in the thumb (interphalangeal joint and carpometacarpal joint).

Answer 3

im so sorry about this i can not actually answer this question so 1000 ill say its up to you just count

Answer 4

Three, the shoulder, elbow and wrist.

The arm also includes the wrist and fingers for a total of 37 joints.

Answer 5

There is 15 joints in the human hand