The term used to describe the front of the elbow is

The term used to describe the front of the elbow is:  Antecubital  fossa

Antecubital fossa is the term used to describe the front surface of the elbow. this area is important in the human arm because it is the area where the upper arm bone connects with the bones of the forearm ( ulna and radius ).

The name Antecubital fossa is derived from the Latin name Cubitus

During the insertion of IV into the human body or during blood donation, the Antecubital area is very vital because veins can be easily located around the area than any other part of the body.  

Hence in conclusion the term used to describe the front of the elbow is Antecubital.

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Antecubital

Explanation:

In technical anatomical terms, antecubital refers to the area anterior to the elbow—meaning the opposite side. In the human body, the antecubital area is where the humerus (upper arm bone) connects to the radius and ulna bones of the forearm.

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