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What is Synarthrosis?
Immovable
What is Amphiarthrosis?
Slightly Movable
What is Diarthrosis?
Freely Movable
Which of the following bones form a hinge joint at the elbow?
Humerus + Ulna + Radius
How does the Humerus articulate with Ulna?
Humerus(Trochlea) and Ulna(Trochlear notch)
How does the Humerus articulates with the Radius?
Humerus(Capitulum) and Radius(Head)
How does the Radius articulates with the Ulna at the Proximal view?
Radius(Head) and Ulna(Radial notch)
How does the Radius articulates with Ulna at the Distal view?
Radius(Ulnar notch) and Ulna(Articular circumferences)
Which of the following bones form a hinge joint at the Knee?
Femur and Tibia
How does the Femur and Tibia articulates?
Femur(Medial/Lateral Condyles) and Tibia (Medial superior articular surface and Lateral superior articular surface)
Which of the following bones form a hinge joint at the Ankle?
Tibia and Fibula
How does the Tibia and Fibula articulate at Proximal view?
Fibula(Articular facet for tibia) and Tibia(Fibular articular facet)
How does the Tibia and Fibula articulates at Distal view?
Fibula(Lateral Malleolus) and Tibia(Fibular notch)
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