The functional position of the hand includes all of the following joint positions EXCEPT:

The question is asking to identify which joint position is not included in the functional position of the hand. The functional position of the hand typically includes a specific arrangement of the wrist and fingers that is useful for grasping and other functional tasks.

Commonly recognized joint positions in the functional position of the hand include:

1. Wrist extension: Typically at approximately 20-30 degrees.
2. Fingers: Usually, the fingers are moderately flexed (about 20 degrees).
3. Thumb: Positioned in opposition and slightly flexed.

To answer the question correctly, you would need to analyze the options available. Since the options are not provided, the correct response cannot be determined.

If you can provide the list of options, I would be happy to help further!