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Which type of joint allows no movement and is held together by fibrous tissue?
Which type of joint allows no movement and is held together by fibrous tissue?
- Synovial joint
- Suture joint
- Cartilaginous joint
- Fibrous joint (correct)
What type of joint is exemplified by the inferior tibio-fibular joint?
What type of joint is exemplified by the inferior tibio-fibular joint?
- Gomphosis joint
- Cartilaginous joint
- Syndesmosis joint (correct)
- Suture joint
What is the characteristic of a symphysis joint?
What is the characteristic of a symphysis joint?
- Permanent joint (correct)
- Temporary joint
- Disappears by ossification
- Allows free movement
In which type of joint is movement limited and allowed by the elasticity of the fibrocartilaginous disc?
In which type of joint is movement limited and allowed by the elasticity of the fibrocartilaginous disc?
Which type of cartilaginous joint disappears by ossification of epiphyseal cartilage?
Which type of cartilaginous joint disappears by ossification of epiphyseal cartilage?
What substance separates the bones in syndesmosis joints?
What substance separates the bones in syndesmosis joints?
Which type of joint permits flexion and extension as well as abduction and adduction?
Which type of joint permits flexion and extension as well as abduction and adduction?
Which type of joint is known for being the most freely mobile in the body?
Which type of joint is known for being the most freely mobile in the body?
What does Hilton's Law state regarding the nerve supply of joints?
What does Hilton's Law state regarding the nerve supply of joints?
Which factor plays a role in affecting the stability of joints based on the text?
Which factor plays a role in affecting the stability of joints based on the text?
What type of joint allows gliding movement without a specific axis?
What type of joint allows gliding movement without a specific axis?
Which joint type is characterized by one plane (sagittal) movement usually being freer than the other?
Which joint type is characterized by one plane (sagittal) movement usually being freer than the other?
Which type of joint allows movement around one axis?
Which type of joint allows movement around one axis?
What type of joint moves around two axes?
What type of joint moves around two axes?
In which joint does the movement occur between a rod and a ring?
In which joint does the movement occur between a rod and a ring?
What structure secretes and absorbs synovial fluid in synovial joints?
What structure secretes and absorbs synovial fluid in synovial joints?
In children's long bones, what separates the epiphysis and metaphysis?
In children's long bones, what separates the epiphysis and metaphysis?
Which classification of joints does not move around an axis?
Which classification of joints does not move around an axis?
