Your arm phalanges are proximal to your humerus. The proximal phalanges are longer than the distal ones.
Proximal phalanges ?
Each hand has 14 phalanges, of which there are two on the thumb: proximal (first phalanx) and distal (second phalanx). The second to fourth fingers have three phalanges each:
- proximal
- middle (second phalanx)
- and distal.
Whit this information, we can conclude that your arm phalanges are proximal to your humerus. The proximal phalanges are longer than the distal ones, with those of the thumb being shorter and wider than those of the other fingers.
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