Create a clean, scientifically accurate medical textbook illustration of the skeletal anatomy of a single human hand in palmar view, centered on a pure white background (#FFFFFF). Show only the bones of the hand and the distal ends of the radius and ulna. Do not show skin, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, blood vessels, or any other soft tissue. ANATOMICAL ACCURACY IS ESSENTIAL. The hand must contain exactly five digits: - one thumb - one index finger - one middle finger - one ring finger - one little finger The skeletal structure must contain exactly 27 hand bones: - 8 carpal bones - 5 metacarpal bones - 14 phalanges The thumb must contain exactly two phalanges: - proximal phalanx - distal phalanx Each of the other four fingers must contain exactly three phalanges: - proximal phalanx - middle phalanx - distal phalanx The wrist must contain exactly eight carpal bones arranged anatomically correctly in two rows. Do not add any additional carpal bone beneath or adjacent to the thumb. COLOR-CODE THE FOLLOWING BONE GROUPS: - distal phalanges: light red / salmon - middle phalanges: light green - proximal phalanges: light yellow - metacarpals: light blue - all eight carpal bones as one group: light purple - radius and ulna: natural ivory bone color Add simple labels identifying the bone groups: - Distal phalanges - Middle phalanges - Proximal phalanges - Metacarpals - Carpals Additionally, indicate the principal movable finger joints using small, unobtrusive dashed circles and Mehr sehen