describe what happens when you go from an open to a closed fist.  What movements are occurring at the metacarpophalangeal (knuckles) the trapeziometacarpal (thumb) and the interphalangeal joint (joints between each phalanx) You will describe the type of synovial joint, the type of movements that can occur while closing your hand, AND then list ALL the other movements (each respective joint type is capable of), and the type of synovial joint  there are 6 types  need help please 7-8 sente

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