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Ulnar Styloid Process: The Wrist Bump and Its Function
The bump on your wrist is the ulnar styloid process—a small bony prominence at the end of the ulna (one of two forearm bones). It serves as an attachment point for ligaments and muscles and helps stabilize the wrist joint.
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