What is the name of the part of the finger where your finger nail ends and skin starts?
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The technical Medical Terminology is: Eponychium...Also known as the "Cuticle." However, what do you mean by after the cuticle?  If you are talking proximal of cuticle, it is called "Proximal Nail Fold." If you mean distal of cuticle, you reach the free edge of the nail.
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The phalanges aren't the fingers, they are the bones in your fingers.\nThere are twenty seven bones in your hand: eight carpals (the wrist) five metacarpals, five proximal phalanges, four medial phalanges (there's no medial in your thumb), and five distal phalanges.\nThe fingers are simply known as digits, from the latin 'digitorum'. I don't know the exact translation but it's to do with the fact you have ten of them.
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the most logical answer:\n10 minus the number of finger you're not holding up!
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Your skin, hair, nails and liver.
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an extension of the bottom one,\n\nis the ratio of thumb to index finger the same for everyone.
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The little toe.\nCoccyx\nWisdom teeth\nPlica semilunaris - This is the small fold of tissue on the inside corner of the eye\nGoosebumps.\near lobes.\nprepuce.
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It is both.  It is a name for the bones at the end of your extremities (arms and legs)
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In some countries it is worn on the right hand.  However, in the US and most Western countries it is worn on the third finger of the left hand.
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something call fingers and oral
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The eyes have been called the windows to the soul. But your fingernails can be an excellent barometer of your physical health. From little white lines to big dark streaks, your fingernails may be trying to tell you something.\n\n\n\n"Deficiencies in one's diet or systemic diseases or even medicines that are used to treat a problem can result in defects in the nail," says Dr. Jacquelyn Garrett, a Christian Hospital dermatologist.\n\n\n\nThose little white lines are the most common defect. Those are generally considered harmless. \n\n\n\n"Isolated white lines on the nail can be just a result of trauma. But the white appearance of the entire nail can be more of a signifying result of an internal disease such as anemia once again or a fungal infection locally, aids can even result in changes in the nail color," says Dr. Garrett.\n\n\n\nA concave or spoon shaped nail is reason for concern. That can also mean low iron levels in the blood or anemia.\n\n\n\n"That's a readily treatable problem by analyzing their blood and seeing what the blood counts are and remedying it with iron supplements."\n\n\n\nA half-white and half-pink or half-brownish nail can mean kidney or liver disease. People with the skin disease psoriasis may see a thickening or pitting of their nails. And brown or black streaks not caused by trauma are always cause for concern.\n\n\n\n"Brown and black streaks in the nail, that could be indicative of malignant melanoma and that is very serious," says Dr. Garrett.\n\n\n\nUsually after the health problem has been addressed, the nails will go back to normal.
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from ur thumb to ur 4 finger
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Its the right or left index finger (depending if you are a right handed or a left handed person) its the finger which you use to click the mouse or scroll on a mouse pad that gets stressed and also ergonomically speaking overworked when you use a mouse.
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probably trauma. You may not remember trapping your finger or toe, but it doesn't take much to damage the matrix where the nail grows from. If in doubt see your GP, but it should grow out in time.
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When your middle finger slaps that pad of skin just under your thumb.
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Each finger has its own distinctive mark. So, the answer is they are different.
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its called a forehead b/c the average lenght from your eyebrow to your hairline is 4 fingers width. hold up your hand to your forhead with your pointer finger just barely touching your hairline and your pinkie barely touching your eyebrows. but then again thats just the average length... everyones different
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I absolutely have 5 fingernails at the end of each limb. that's the truth.