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HUMAN ANATOMY-ACCESS
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Author: Martini
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Chapter 8, Problem 1RFT

Match each numbered item with the most closely related lettered item.

no movement............

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Summary Introduction

To review:

Match the term no movement with the most closely related description given below:

Wrist joint

Dorsiflexion

Fluid-filled pockets

Diarthrosis

Knee

Intervertebral discs

Supination

Extension

Synarthrosis

Introduction:

The junctions at which two or more bones joins is known as joints. It is also termed as articulations. The function, as well as, the range of motion is determined by the anatomy of the particular joint.

Explanation of Solution

The joints, on the basis of their range of motion, are classified into three groups. The immovable joints are known as synarthrosis. The joints, which are slightly movable, are called amphiarthrosis. The joints that can move freely are termed as diarthrosis.

Conclusion

Therefore, it can be concluded that the term no movement can be correctly matched with option (i) synarthrosis.

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