The index finger is to the pinky in anatomical terms?

In anatomical terms, the index finger is considered proximal to the pinky finger. This means that the index finger is closer to the center of the body (the trunk) than the pinky finger, which is located more distally. Additionally, the index finger is often referred to as the second digit, while the pinky is the fifth digit. This positioning is part of the standard anatomical terminology used to describe the location of body parts.