Palmarflexion of the wrist is described as moving the wrist:

• A. Upward
• B. Downward
• C. Left
• D. Right

Answer: (B)

Palmarflexion of the wrist refers to the movement that brings the palm of the hand closer to the inner forearm. This motion is also commonly described as bending the wrist downward. When performing palmarflexion, the angle between the anterior side of the forearm and the palm decreases, and it resembles a flexing position. This movement is essential in various activities that involve grasping or holding objects.

In this context, the term "downward" correctly encapsulates the action of moving the wrist towards the palm, distinguishing it from upward movements, lateral (left or right) motions, or any other form of wrist movement not aligned with this specific bending motion.